Nigel Hall

Hidden Valley, 1999, polished wood, 146 x 238 x 78 cm

Big Blink, 1996, stained and polished wood, 144 x 231,5 x 105,5 cm

Revelation of Space and Time

Form in Light and Shade, an exhibition of Nigel Hall's new work, confirms him as one of our foremost sculptors, who has received too iittle official recognition in his country of origin and residence. Significantly he is highly regarded abroad-in Europé, America and the Far East-which suggests that his work has an international rather than cosily local appeal. It does, but that is no excuse for the lack of a proper museum, retrospective in Britain. Thankfully, there are rumours of a substantial public showing, which l hope will be confirmed in due course.

He is showing some recent sculptures, either in wood or metal, and eight drawings. Now a huge amount, but then his big corten steel pieces are big. In fäet, the only criticism l would venture is that there is perhaps too much on display. Hairs work can take a löt of space around it, and looks best laid out sparely. But this is a selling exhibition, not a museum installation. Instead we are offered a rich cross section of his current preoccupations:
sculpture that is both urban object and landscape based, however abstracted its forms, with suggestions of petal and leaf, semaphore telegraph, eye and magnifying lens. These sculptures, with their lacquered copper or gorgéous polished birch-ply surfaces, are resistant to superficial description. ('Seeing is forgetting the name of the thing one sees.') But looking around the walls you can ät once sense the development of ideas, the dialogue of aperture and plane, the deft and telling orchestration of weight, volume and tonal range. What help is it to say that two versions of 'Pearl', a form-within-a-form ovoid sculpture, respectively in aluminum and polished wood, are equally but differentiy appealing?

With regard to this particular group of work. Hall himself has written of his deep feelings for the Mani, that area of the southern Greek Peloponnesus the light and landscape forms of which have stimulated some of his most evocative new pieces. These are about sculpture on a grand, elemental scale-the meeting point of land and sea. Here in his wooden ellipses and poignant curves are to be found suggested the effects of wind and water, clear light and shades, all the complex details of cliffs and outcrops, caves and concativities, revealed by the sun or filled with deep shadows. As he writes: 'To swim and drift in these translucent waters and observe the slowly changing relationships of promontories, bays and islands set against the embracing are of the horizon is a revelation of space and time.'

Selected from Andrew Lambirth

BIOGRAPHY

Born 1943 in Bristol, England.
Lives and works in London.

  1. 1960-64
    1. West of England College of Art, Bristol
  2. 1964-67
    1. Royal College of Art, London
  3. 1967-69
    1. Harkness Fellowship, USA
  4. 1971-74
    1. Tutor, Royal College of Art, London
  5. 1974-81
    1. Principal Lecturer, Head of MA Sculpture
    2. Chelsea School of Art, London
  6. 1977-79
    1. External Examiner, Royal College of Art, London
  7. 1979-83
    1. Faculty Member of British School at Rome
  8. 1992-94
    1. External Examiner, Royal College of Art, London
  9. 2001
    1. Residency at Chretzeturm, Stein Am Rhein, Switzerland
  10. 2002
    1. Jack Goldhill Sculpture Prize, Royal Academy
  11. 2003
    1. Elected to Royal Academy

Selected Solo Exhibitions

  1. 1967
    1. Galerie Givaudan, Paris
  2. 1968
    1. Nicholas Wilder Gallery, Los Angeles
  3. 1970
    1. Galerie Neuendorf, Hamburg
    2. Galerie Neuendorf, Köln
    3. Serpentine Gallery, London
  4. 1971
    1. Studio Show, London
  5. 1972
    1. Nicholas Wilder Gallery, Los Angeles
    2. Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
  6. 1974
    1. Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
    2. Primo Piano Gallery, Rome
    3. Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
  7. 1975
    1. Gallery Galax, Goteborg
    2. Galerie Jacomo-Santiveri, Paris
  8. 1976
    1. Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
    2. Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol
  9. 1977
    1. Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
    2. Tranegaarden Art Library, Copenhagen
  10. 1978
    1. University of Melbourne Art Gallery
    2. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    3. Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane
    4. Round House Gallery, London (Installation)
    5. Chandler Coventry Gallery, Sydney
    6. Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland
    7. Geelong Art Gallery, Australia
    8. Shepparton Art Gallery, Australia
    9. Newcastle Art Gallery, Australia
  11. 1979
    1. Primo Piano Gallery, Rome
    2. Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
    3. Benalla Art Gallery, Australia
    4. Undercroft Gallery, University of Western Australia, Perth
    5. Southampton University Art Gallery (Installation)
    6. Galerie Reckermann, Köln
    7. Peterloo Gallery, Manchester (with Alan Green)
  12. 1980
    1. Ceolfrith Gallery, Sunderland Arts Centre
    2. St Paul's Gallery, Leeds
    3. City Museum and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
    4. Warwick Gallery, London
    5. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
    6. Southill Park Arts Centre, Bracknell
  13. 1981
    1. Galerie Maeght, Paris
    2. Juda Rowan Gallery, London
  14. 1982
    1. Staatliche Kunsthalle, Baden-Baden
    2. Galerie Maeght, Zurich
    3. Galerij S65, Aalst, Belgium
    4. Gallery Kasahara, Osaka
  15. 1983
    1. Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
    2. Galerie Maeght-Lelong, Paris (with Alan Green)
    3. Gallery Yuill/Crowley, Sydney
  16. 1984
    1. Galerie Reckermann, Köln
    2. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
    3. Galerie Klaus Lüpke, Frankfurt
  17. 1985
    1. Juda Rowan Gallery, London
    2. Galerij S65, Aalst, Belgium
    3. Nicole Gonet, Arte Moderne, Lausanne
  18. 1986
    1. Galerie Renée Ziegler, Zurich
  19. 1987
    1. Veranneman Foundation, Kruishoutem, Belgium
    2. Garry Anderson Gallery, Sydney
    3. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    4. Hete Hunermann Gallery, Düsseldorf
  20. 1988
    1. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
    2. Galerie Renée Ziegler, Zurich
  21. 1989
    1. Galerie Blanche, Stockholm
    2. Studio 5 Gallery, Chippenham, Wiltshire
    3. Galerie Hans Mayer, Düsseldorf
  22. 1990
    1. Garry Anderson Gallery, Sydney
    2. Deutscher Gallery, Melbourne
  23. 1991
    1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    2. Galerie Terbruggen, Heidelberg
  24. 1994
    1. Galerie Nova, Pontresina, Switzerland
  25. 1995
    1. Galerie Renée Ziegler, Zurich
    2. Veranneman Foundation, Kruishoutem, Belgium
  26. 1996
    1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    2. Shell Technology and Research Centre, Amsterdam
  27. 1997
    1. Veranneman Foundation, Kruishoutem, Belgium
    2. Economist Plaza, London
    3. Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
  28. 1998
    1. New York Studio School Gallery, New York
  29. 1999
    1. Galerie Hans Mayer, Düsseldorf
  30. 2000
    1. Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    2. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    3. Galerie C. Hjärne, Helsingborg, Sweden
    4. Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
  31. 2001
    1. Sculpture at Schoenthal Monastery, Langenbruck, Switzerland
  32. 2002
    1. Art Space Gallery, London
  33. 2003
    1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
  34. 2004
    1. Galerie C. Hjärne, Helsingborg, Sweden
    2. Galerie Scheffel, Bad Homburg, Germany
    3. Kunsthalle Mannheim, Germany
  35. 2005
    1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    2. Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Korea
    3. Sala Pelaires, Palma de Mallorca

Selected Group Exhibitions

  1. 1967
    1. 'Salon de Mai', Musée National de l'Art Moderne, Paris
    2. Maison de la Culture, Amiens
  2. 1967-69
    1. 'New British Painting and Sculpture', UCLA Galleries, Los Angeles and subsequent tour of USA and Canada
  3. 1969-70
    1. 'Young and Fantastic', ICA Gallery, London and subsequent tour of USA and Canada
  4. 1970-71
    1. 'British Sculptors' Drawings', Bonino Gallery, Buenos Aires and subsequent tour of South America
  5. 1972
    1. 'Eight Individuals', Arts Council touring exhibition
    2. 'British Sculpture '72', Royal Academy, London
    3. 'British Sculpture '72', Redfern Gallery, London, an associated exhibition of drawings and smaller works
    4. 'Untitled 3', Penthouse, Museum of Modern Art, New York
    5. Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Paris
    6. 'City Sculpture Project', Stuyvesant Foundation
    7. ICA Gallery, London and subsequent tour of UK
    8. Alexandre Iolas Gallery, Paris (with Jackie Monnier)
    9. 'Art Systems', Museum of Modern Art, Buenos Aires
    10. 'Steel Sculpture', Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield
    11. 'Serpentine Directions', Leeds City Art Gallery and subsequent tour of UK
    12. 'Sculptor's Drawings', Margo Leavin Gallery, Los Angeles and
    13. J L Hudson Gallery, Detroit
    14. 'Drawing', Museum of Modern Art, Oxford
    15. 'British Drawing '52-'72', Angela Flowers Gallery, London
  6. 1973
    1. 'Sculptor's Drawings', Angela Flowers Gallery, London
    2. 'Young English Artists', Goteborg Art Museum, Sweden
    3. Perth Drawing International, Perth
    4. First British Drawing Biennale, Middlesbrough
    5. Gallery Artists, Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
    6. 'Earth Images', Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh and subsequent tour
    7. 'Miniature Prints', Bernard Jacobson, London
    8. 'Square Collection', Arts Council touring exhibition
  7. 1974
    1. Richard Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh
    2. Bradford Print Biennale (Alecto Commission Prize)
    3. Gallery Artists, Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
  8. 1975
    1. CAS Art Fair, Mall Galleries, London
    2. 'British Art Mid '70s', Jahrhunderthalle, Hoechst, Germany
    3. 'International Exhibition of Graphic Art', Ljublijana, former Yugoslavia
    4. 'Sculptor as Draughtsman', JPL Gallery, London
    5. 9th Paris Biennale, Museum of Modern Art, Paris
    6. 'The Condition of Sculpture', Hayward Gallery, London
    7. 'Drawings', Burleighfield House, Buckinghamshire
    8. British Exhibition, Basle Art Fair, Switzerland
    9. 2nd British Drawing Biennale, Middlesbrough
    10. 'Six Artists' Drawings', Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton and subsequent tour
    11. 'Works on Paper', Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
  9. 1976
    1. 'Arte Inglese Oggi (1960-76)', Palazzo Reale, Milan
    2. 'British Graphics '76', University of Kentucky
    3. Bradford Print Biennale
    4. Sydney Sculpture Biennale
    5. 'Summer Exhibition', Felicity Samuel Gallery, London
  10. 1977
    1. 'Plan and Space', Academy of Fine Art, Ghent
    2. Hayward Annual, Hayward Gallery, London
    3. 'Documenta VI', Kassel
    4. Royal Scottish Academy Summer Exhibition (by invitation)
    5. International Biennale Of Graphic Art, Ljublijana, former Yugoslavia
    6. 'CAS Works on Paper', Royal Academy, London
  11. 1978
    1. Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London
    2. 'Sculpture', Artists Market, London
    3. National Gallery of Art, Cardiff
    4. McCrory Collection, Tel Aviv Museum
    5. 'Works on Paper', Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
  12. 1979
    1. Bradford Print Biennale
    2. Biennale of European Graphic Art, Heidelberg
    3. 'Sculptor's Drawings', Minories Gallery, Colchester
    4. 'Contemporary Works on Paper', Gainsborough's House, Sudbury
    5. 'The British Art Show', Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield
    6. 'Drawings: Delap, Tucker, Hall', Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
    7. 'Drawings', New York Studio School, New York
    8. 'Today: British Art of 60's and 70's', Lunds Konsthall, Sweden
  13. 1979-81
    1. 'Constructivism and the Geometric Tradition', McCrory Corporation Collection, touring exhibition:-
    2. Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo
    3. Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
    4. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
    5. La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art
    6. Seattle Art Museum
    7. Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
    8. William Rockhill Nelson Gallery and Atkins Museum of Fine Arts, Kansas City
    9. The Detroit Institute of Arts
    10. Milwaukee Art Center
  14. 1980
    1. 'Reliefs: Formprobleme zwischen Malerei und Skulptur im 20. Jahrhundert',
    2. Westfalisches Landesmuseum, Munster and Kunsthaus, Zurich
    3. 'Skulptur im 20. Jahrhundert', Wenkenpark, Riehen/Basel, Switzerland
    4. 'The Leicestershire Collection', Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
  15. 1981
    1. 'Nature du Dessin', Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
    2. Third Tolly Cobbold Drawing Biennale, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
    3. 'Four Sculptors (Arnoldi, Delap, Hall, Tucker)', Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
    4. 'Five Sculptors (Biederman, Gummer, Hall, Kendrick, Oz)', The Clocktower, New York
    5. 'Dessins', Galerie Maeght, Paris
    6. 'Robert Elkon - Two Decades', Robert Elkon Gallery, New York
  16. 1981-82
    1. 'British Sculpture in the Twentieth Century Part II: Symbol and
    2. Imagination 1951-80', Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
  17. 1982
    1. 'Aspects of British Art Today':-
    2. Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
    3. Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts
    4. National Museum of Modern Art, Osaka
    5. Fukuoka Art Museum
    6. Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Sapporo
    7. Carnegie International, Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
    8. 'Graphic Show '82', Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
    9. 'Contemporary Art Society's Choice 1979-1981', Serpentine Gallery, London
  18. 1983
    1. 'Drawings', Rochdale Art Gallery
    2. 'Drawing in Air'
    3. Sunderland Arts Centre; Glynn Vivian Gallery and Museum, Swansea;
    4. City Art Gallery and Henry Moore Study Centre, Leeds
    5. 'Works on Paper', Garry Anderson Gallery, Potts Point, Australia
    6. 'The Sculpture Show '83: Selected New Work by Fifty Sculptors',
    7. Hayward Gallery, London
  19. 1984
    1. 'Art on Paper', Galerij S65, Aalst, Belgium
    2. 'Five Sculptors', Juda Rowan Gallery, London
    3. 'Artists Design for Dance', Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol
    4. 'British Contemporary Drawings', The Museum of Modern Art, Shiga,
    5. Otsu City
  20. 1984-85
    1. 'Sculptors' Drawings', British Council touring show, Hyogo Prefectural Museum and subsequent tour of Japan, Korea and the Far East
  21. 1985
    1. 'Sculptors' Drawings', Chelsea School of Art Gallery, London
    2. Galerie Numaga, Neuchâtel
    3. 'Twenty Five Years': Annely Juda Fine Art/Juda Rowan Gallery;
    4. Three Decades of Contemporary Art?, Juda Rowan Gallery, London
    5. Contemporary Art Society Market, Five Dials Gallery, London
    6. '5th Tolly Cobbold Exhibition', Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and tour
    7. 'Harkness Arts', Air Gallery, London
  22. 1986 '
    1. A Focus on British Art', International Cultural Centre, Antwerp
    2. 'Die Ecke', Galerie Hoffmann, Friedberg, Germany
    3. 'Contemporary British Sculpture', Hong Kong
  23. 1987
    1. 'Contemporary British Medals', British Museum, London
    2. 'Sculpture and Sculptors' Drawings (Nigel Hall, Michael Kenny, David Nash)', Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    3. 'Düsseldorfer Galerien präsentieren sich bei Bankhaus Drinkhaus', Düsseldorf
    4. 'Drawings', Mark Richards Gallery, Los Angeles
  24. 1988
    1. 'Die Ecke', Musée Cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Sion, Switzerland
    2. 'British Sculptors of the XX Century', Art Curial, Paris
    3. 'Arbeiten auf Papier', Galerie Lupke, Frankfurt
    4. 'Plus moins Zero', ISELP, Brussels
    5. 'Stichtung Verenneman Vlaams', Cultural Centre, Belgium
    6. 'Olympiad of Art', Seoul
  25. 1988-89
    1. 'Britannica, Trente ans de Sculpture', Musée des Beaux Arts André Malraux,
    2. Le Havre touring to Museum Van Hedendaagse Kunst, Antwerp, Belgium and
    3. Centre d'Art Contemporain Midi-Pyrenées, Labège-Innopole, Toulouse
  26. 1989
    1. 'From Picasso to Abstraction', Annely Juda Fine Art, London
  27. 1990
    1. Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
    2. 'Designing for Rambert', Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton
    3. 'Sculptors' Works on Paper', Flowers East, London
    4. 'Sculpture in XXth Century', Galerie Academia, Salzburg
    5. BP Oil Sculpture Exhibition, The Royal Festival Hall, London
    6. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion IX', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
  28. 1991
    1. Cleveland Drawing Biennale, Middlesbrough
    2. XV Biennale of Small Sculpture, Palazza della Ragione, Padova, Italy
    3. 'Sculpture and Sculptors' Drawings', William Jackson Gallery, London
    4. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion X', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
  29. 1992
    1. 'Ytans Djup', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    2. 'Gifts to the Nation', Contemporary Arts Society Purchases 1988-1991,
    3. Camden Art Centre, London
    4. 'Lady Gibberd's Collection', Bury St Edmunds Art Gallery
    5. 'Council for National Academic Awards Collection', John Jones Gallery,
    6. London
    7. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XI', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
  30. 1993
    1. 'Skulpturen', Galerie Heinz Teufel, Bad Munstereifel, Mahlberg, Germany
    2. 'Drawings in Black and White', Museum of Modern Art, New York
    3. 'Sculpture beside the Thames', Chelsea Harbour, London
    4. 'Art in the City', London
    5. 'Sculptors' Drawings', Barbican Centre, London
    6. 'Drawing Towards Sculpture', Isis Gallery, Leigh-on-Sea
    7. 'Partners', Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    8. 10th Contemporary Art Society Art Market, London
    9. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XII', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    10. 'Small is Beautiful', Angela Flowers Gallery, London
  31. 1994
    1. 'Five Artists', Margaret Lipworth Fine Art, Boca Raton, Florida
    2. 'Prints of Darkness', Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass
    3. 'Sculpture at Hat Hill', Goodwood, West Sussex
    4. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XIII', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    5. 'British Drawings: A selection from the collection', Museum of Modern Art, New York
  32. 1995
    1. 'Cabinet Pictures', Jason and Rhodes, London
    2. 'British Abstract Art Part 2: Sculpture', Flowers East, London
    3. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XIV', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    4. 'A Passion for the New, New Art in Tel Aviv Collections', Helena Rubinstein
    5. Pavilion for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv
    6. 'Raritäten und Gelegenheiten', Galerie Hete Hunerman, Düsseldorf
  33. 1996
    1. 'Skulpturen und Arbeiten auf Papier', Galerie Ziegler, Zurich
    2. 'Sculptors and Prints', Curwen Gallery, London
    3. 'Art-Science-Art', Shell Technology and Research Centre, Amsterdam
    4. 'British Abstract Art Part 3: Works on Paper', Flowers East, London
    5. 'A Sculptors Choice', Royal Academy, London
  34. 1997
    1. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XVI', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    2. 'A Changed World', British Council Touring Exhibition, Hindu Gymkhana, Karachi and The Old Fort, Lahore
  35. 1998
    1. 'Collection V, Drawing', Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
    2. 'British Sculpture', Schloss Ambras, Innsbruck
    3. 'Drawings by British Sculptors from Sculpture at Goodwood 1994-98'
    4. Pallant House Gallery, Chichester
    5. 'Small is Beautiful XVI', Flowers East, London
    6. 'A Changed World', British Council Touring Exhibition, Johannesburg Art Gallery, South African National Gallery, Cape Town and National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo
    7. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XV11', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
  36. 1999
    1. 'Sculpture at Goodwood', Stadtische Kunsthalle, Mannheim and Noordbrabants Museum, Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
    2. 'The Shape of the Century 1900-1999', Salisbury Cathedral and Canary Wharf, London
    3. 'Zum Kreis', Museum Zu Allerheiligen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
    4. 'Sculptures De La Collection du British Council 1965-1998', Musée Des Beaux-Arts, Valenciennes
    5. New Arts Centre Sculpture Garden, Roche Court, Wiltshire
    6. 'A Changed World', British Council Touring Exhibition, National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare and Museé des Beaux Arts, Valenciennes
    7. 'A Line in Painting', Gallery Fine, London
    8. '20 Jahre Für Die Kunst', Galerie Dorothea van der Koelen, Mainz
    9. 'Small is Beautiful XVII', Flowers East, London
    10. '45-99 - A personal view of British painting and sculpture by Bryan Robertson', Kettle's Yard, Cambridge and Leicester City Museum
    11. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XVIII', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    12. 'Constructive Art in Europe at the threshold of the third millennium', Galerie Emilia Suciu, Ettlingen, Germany and Galerie Hors Lieux, Strasbourg
  37. 2000
    1. 'Bronze: An Exhibition of Contemporary British Sculpture', Holland Park, London
    2. 'Sculpture at Schoenthal Monastery', Langenbruck, Switzerland
    3. 'The Pastel Society: Pastel Painting and Drawing 1898-2000', Mall Galleries, London
    4. 'Sculpture at Goodwood: Drawings and Models', Derby Museum and Art Gallery
    5. 'Beyond the Circle', Moran Museum, Seoul, S. Korea
    6. 'Sculptura 2000', Park 'Kasteel Blauhuis', Izegem, Belgium
    7. 'The Eye of the Storm', La Mandria Park, Turin
    8. 'Sculpture in the Open Air', Yorkshire Sculpture Park
    9. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XIX', Galerie Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
  38. 2001
    1. 'Blickachsen 3', Bad Homburg, Germany
    2. 'Out of Line: Drawings from the Arts Council Collection', York City Art Gallery and Tour
    3. 'Group Exhibition', Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    4. 'Base Metal', Gallery Fine Two, London
    5. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XX', Galerie Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    6. 'Group Exhibition', Galerie Dorothea van der Koelen, Venice
  39. 2002
    1. 'Sculpture at Salisbury Cathedral', Salisbury
    2. 'Falling Leaves', Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum, Salisbury
    3. 'Summer Exhibition', Royal Academy, London, (Jack Goldhill Prize for Sculpture)
    4. 'Thinking Big: 21st Century British Sculpture', Guggenheim Museum, Venice
    5. 'Dialogue Across Mountains', Swiss Embassy, London
    6. 'In Praise of Trees', Stephen Lacey Gallery, London
    7. 'Sterling Stuff', Gallery Pangolin, Chalford, Glos.
    8. '150th Autumn Exhibition', Royal West of England Academy, Bristol (Invited Sculptor)
    9. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XXI', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    10. 'Small is Beautiful XX', Flowers East, London
    11. 'Size Matters', Stephen Lacey Gallery, London
    12. 'Poetics of Space', Galleri Il Prisma, Cuneo, Italy
  40. 2003
    1. 'Sterling Stuff', The Sigurjon Olaffson Sculpture Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland
    2. 'Aykley Heads Sculpture Exhibition', Durham
    3. 'Editions Alecto: A Fury for Prints, Artists Prints and Multiples 1960-81', The Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester and City Art Centre, Edinburgh
    4. 'Blickachsen 4', Bad Homburg, Germany
    5. 'Group Exhibition', Annely Juda Fine Art, London
    6. 'Overground: Contemporary Sculpture in Jubilee Park', Canary Wharf, London
    7. 'Small is Beautiful XXI', Flowers Central, London
    8. 'Winter Print Fair', Royal Academy, London
    9. '20th Anniversary Exhibition', Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
    10. 'Geometrisk Abstraktion XXII', Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm
    11. 'Eighteen Small Prints', Bernard Jacobsen Print Gallery, London
    12. 'Donation Jeunet', Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
    13. 'Die Neue Kunsthalle II', Kunsthalle, Mannheim
  41. 2004
    1. 'In Praise of Trees', Metropole Gallery, Folkstone
    2. '>Apriori< - 25 Jahre…', Galerie Dorothea van der Koelen, Mainz, Germany

Selected Bibliography

  • Art and Artists May 1967 Mario Amaya
  • Art Internationa May 1967 R.C. Kenedy
  • Art Forum November 1968 Fidel Danielli
  • Art and Artists August 1970 William Packer
  • Art and Artists December 1970 Jane Livingston
  • Art and Artists July 1972 William Packer
  • Financial Times June 1972 Marina Vaizey
  • Connoisseur September 1972 N. Usherwood
  • Art International February 1974 Bernard Denvir
  • Art News January 1975 Patricia Kaplan
  • Art Spectrum January 1975 Carter Ratcliff
  • Arts Magazine New York January 1975 Jane Bell
  • Art News January 1975 Patricia Kaplan
  • Plus Minus Zero September 1975 Georgina Oliver
  • The Spectator 27 March 1976 John McEwen
  • Financial Times 5 April 1976 William Packer
  • Art International March 1976 R.C. Kenedy
  • Artscribe No.9, November 1977 Interview
  • Dictionary of Contemporary Artists, published by St. James Press, London, and St. Martins Press, New York, 1977
  • Art Forum April 1978 John McEwen
  • The Spectator 20 May 1978 John McEwen
  • Harpers & Queen May 1978 Bryan Robertson
  • Arts Review 6 May 1978 Guy Burn
  • Art Monthly No.17, 1978 Alan Davies
  • Melbourne Herald 11 May 1978 Alan McCulloch
  • The Sidney Morning Herald 8 July 1978 Sandra McGrath
  • Melbourne Herald 15 July 1978 Nancy Borlase
  • Artscribe No.13, 1978 Andrea Hill
  • New York Times 20 April 1979 John Russell
  • Art International Summer 1979 Eric Gibson
  • Flash Art October - November 1979 Annelie Pohlen
  • Aspects No.8, 1979 Nigel Hall
  • Contemporary British Artists, published by Bergstrom & Boyle Books, London, 1979
  • Flash Art January 1980 Ian Bennett
  • Art News January 1980 William Feaver
  • The Times 27 May 1980 John Russell Taylor
  • New Statesman 30 May 1980 John Spurling
  • Arts Review 6 June 1980 Julie Lacey
  • Sunday Observer 25 May 1980 William Feaver
  • Sunday Times 25 May 1980 Marina Vaizey
  • The Spectator 28 June 1980 John McEwen
  • Financial Times 1 July 1980 William Packer
  • The Geijutsu-Shincho No.12, December 1980 Nigel Hall
  • The Ikebana Ryusei No.250, 1981 Yusuke Nakahara
  • The Ikebana Ryusei No.251, 1981
  • The Ikebana Sogetsu No.136, 1981 (page 42 & 43)
  • Le Matin 8 April 1981
  • Les Nouvelles Litteraires 30 April 1981
  • L'Humanite 14 April 1981 Raoul-Jean Moulin
  • Art Press June 1981 Anne Dagbert
  • Reviews of exhibition at Staatliche Kunsthalle, Baden-Baden
    • Mannheimer Morgen,
    • Weinheimer Nachrichten,
  • Heidelberger Tagblatt 6 February 1982 Johannes Halder
  • Badisches Tagblatt, Baden-Baden 11 February 1982 Rainer Braxmaier
  • Markgrafler Tagblatt, Schopfheim;
  • Alb-Bote,Waldshut-Tiengen;
  • Oberbadisches Volksblatt, Lorrach 16 February 1982 H. Baser
  • Badische Zeitung, Freiburg 19 February 1982 Hans-Joachim Müller
  • Stuttgarter Zeitung 23 February 1982 Wolfgang Rainer
  • Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 9 March 1982 Rolf-Gunter Dienst
  • Time Out 26 Nov-3 Dec 1981 Sarah Kent
  • Arts Review 4 December 1981 Caroline Collier
  • The Spectator 19 December 1981 John McEwen
  • Art Press February 1982 Sanda Miller
  • Reviews of exhibition at Gallery Kasahara, Osaka, 6 - 25 December 1982
    • Mainichi (Evening Newspaper) 17 December 1982
    • Yomiuri (Evening Newspaper) 21 December 1982
    • Asahi (Evening Newspaper) 22 December 1982
  • Review of exhibition at Galerie Maeght-Lelong, Paris
    • Le Matin 21 October 1983
  • Review of exhibition at Yuill/Crowly Gallery, Pyrmont, Australia
    • The Sydney Morning Herald 27 October 1983 Susanna Short
  • Art in America January 1984 Carter Ratcliff
  • Reviews of exhibition at Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, 12-31 March 1984 (Sculpture), 2-14 April 1984 (Drawings)
    • Komei-Shinbun 17 March 1984
    • Sekainihou 18 March 1984
    • The Daily Yomiuri 29 March 1984
    • Quarterly Art Spring 1984
  • Reviews of exhibition at Juda Rowan Gallery, London, Recent Sculpture and Drawings, 7 March - 27 April 1985
    • Sunday Times 10 March 1985 Sarah Jane Checkland
    • Financial Times 12 March 1985 William Packer
    • Art Monthly April 1985
    • The Times 9 April 1985 John Russell Taylor
  • Art & Australia Autumn 1985 Bryan Robertson
  • Reviews of exhibition at Galerie Renée Ziegler, Zurich, 21 February - 12 April 1986
    • Züri-Tip 21 February 1986 Ludmilla Vachtova
    • Die Weltwoche 27 February 1986 Jan Marek
  • Business Magazine, London March 1987 Philip Core
  • Reviews of exhibition at Veranneman Foundation, 21 March - 30 April 1987
    • The Bulletin, Brussels 23 April 1987 Jos Knaepen
    • Beaux Arts Magazine, Paris April 1987 Mona Thomas
  • Reviews of Rambert Dance Company Tour of USA
    • New York Times 5 February 1987 Anna Kisselgoff
    • Dance Theatre Journal Summer 1987 Mindy Aloff
  • Review of exhibition at Garry Anderson Gallery, Sydney, 29 September - 24 October 1987
    • The Weekend Australian 10 October 1987 Elwyn Lynn
  • Reviews of exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art, 5 November - 18 December 1987
    • Times 17 November 1987 John Russel Taylor
    • Beaux Arts Magazine, Paris December 1987 Isabelle LChevallier
    • Bijutsu Tedio January 1988 Kaido Kazu
  • Reviews of exhibition at Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, 11 July 1988
    • Manichi Shinbun 19 July 1988 Haru Sanda
    • Sankai Shinbun 14 July 1988 Tosho Matsumura
    • Yomuri Shinbun 14 July 1988 Norio Sugawara
  • Review of Art Curial Exhibition
    • Le Figaro 29 November 1988 'Les premiers pas des géants'
  • Review of exhibition at Galerie Blanche, Stockholm
    • 'Weekend' 21 April 1989
  • Reviews of exhibition at Garry Anderson Gallery, Sydney, 25 September - 20 October 1990
    • Sidney Morning Herald 5 October 1990 Christopher Allen
    • The Weekend Australian 6 October 1990 Elwyn Lynn
    • Australian Vogue August 1990 Betsy Brennan
  • Review of exhibition at Deutsche Gallery, Melbourne, December 1990
    • Melbourne Age 5 December 1990 Gary Catalano
  • Reviews of exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art, London, 17 May - 27 June 1991
    • Financial Times 4 June 1991 Mary R. Beaumont
    • Time Out 12 June 1991 Adrienne Searle
    • Arts Review 14 June 1991 Phillip Ward-Green
  • Review of exhibition at Galerie Terbruggen, Heidelberg, 19 July - 26 August 1991
    • Feuilleton/Rhein-Neckar-Main 1 July 1991 Heide Seele
  • Review of exhibition at Galerie Nova, Pontresina, 11 March - 9 April 1994
    • Buendner Zeitung 24 March 1994 Gisela Kuoni
  • Reviews of Sculpture at Goodwood
    • Daily Telegrahp 27 August 1994 David Cohen
    • Sunday Telegraph 11 September 1994 John Nielsen
    • The Times 18 September 1994 Richard Cork
    • Arts Review October 1994 Charles Hall
    • Contemporary Art Winter 1994/95 Susan Loppert
  • Review of exhibition at Galerie Galerie Renee Ziegler, Zurich, 6 October - 18 November 1995
    • Kunst 19 October 1995 Fritz Billeter
  • Reviews of exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art, 28 March - 11 May 1996
    • Financial Times 2 April 1996 William Packer
    • Independent 23 April 1996 Charles Hall
    • What's On in London 24 April 1996 Andrew Lambirth
    • Sunday Telegraph 28 April 1996 John McEwen
  • Reviews of exhibition at Park Gallery, Seoul, 23 September - 4 October 1997
    • The Monthly Art Magazine, Korea October 1997
    • The Korea Herald 20 September 1997
    • Korean Vogue October 1997
  • Reviews of exhibition at Economist Plaza, London, 9 September - 26 October 1998
    • Independent 19 September 1997 Andrew Lambirth
    • Sunday Telegraph 19 October 1997 John Mc Ewen
  • Review of exhibition at New York Studio School, 15 January - 21 February 1998
    • New York Times 30 January 1998 Grace Glueck
  • Reviews of exhibition at Galerie Hans Mayer, Düsseldorf, 19 January - 10 March 1999
    • Westdeutsche Zeitung/Düsseldorf 4 February 1999 Helga Meister
    • Handelsblatt 4 February 1999 Ina Weinrautner
  • Reviews of The Shape of the Century, Salisbury, 22 May - 19 August 1999
    • Acon Advertiser 19 May 1999 photo
    • Salisbury Times 25 May 1999 photo
    • The Independent 25 May 1999 Frances Spalding
    • The Guardian 1 June 1999 Simon Grant
    • The Sunday Telegraph 6 June 1999 John McEwen
    • The Spectator 31 July 1999 Andrew Lambirth
  • Reviews of Zum Kreis at Museum zu Allerheiligen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland, 15 August - 30 October 1999
    • Schaffhauser Nachrichten 12 August 1999
    • Schaffhauser AZ 2 September 1999 Michael Helbling
    • Schaffhauser Nachrichten 11 September 1999 Annelise Zwez
    • Südkurier 14 September 1999 Rosemarie Tillesson
    • Neue Zürcher Zeitung 17 September 1999
    • Der Landbote Winterthur 18 September 1999 Kathleen Bühler
    • Der Bund (Bern) 22 September 1999
  • Reviews of exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art, 13 April - 27 May 2000
    • What's on in London 3 May 2000 Jim Healy
    • Financial Times 9 May 2000 William Packer
    • The Art Newspaper May 2000 Elsbeth Moncrieff
  • Review of exhibition at Galleri C. Hjärne, Helsingborg, Sweden, 3- 24 September 2000
    • Helsingborg Dagblad 14 September 2000 Larsolof Carlsson
  • Reviews of exhibition at Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, 15 September - 25 September 2000
    • Cho-San Newspaper 16 September 2000
    • Dae-Han Mae-Il Newspaper 16 September 2000
    • Jung Ang Daily 19 September 2000
    • Han Kuk Economic Newspaper 19 September 2000
    • Kyng Hyang Newspaper 19 September 2000
    • Nae-Ve Economic Newspaper 20 September 2000
    • Tong-A Newspaper 20 September 2000
    • Korea Times 21 September 2000
    • Kuk-Min Newspaper 22 September 2000
    • J.J. Magazine October 2000 Interview with Soo J. Song
  • Reviews of exhibition at Moran Museum of Art, Korea, 16 September - 21 October 2000
    • The following newspapers are all Korean or the Korean edition.
    • Woolgan Misul September 2000
    • Art September 2000
    • Misulsegae September 2000
    • Noblesse September 2000
    • Neighbor September 2000
    • Travel & Culture September 2000
    • Vogue September 2000
    • Joong-Ang Ilbo September 2000
  • William Packer, Review of 2000, Financial Times, 30 December 2000
  • Review of exhibition at Art Space Gallery, 6 September - 5 October 2002
    • The Week 7 September 2002
    • The Sunday Telegraph 15 September 2002 John McEwen
    • The Spectator 21 September 2002 Andrew Lambirth
    • Art Review October 2002 Charlotte Edwards
    • Galleries October 2002 Nicholas Usherwood
  • Reviews of exhibition at Annely Juda Fine Art, 19 October - 19 December 2003
    • Financial Times 1 November 2003 William Packer
    • The Independent 18 November 2003 Sue Hubbard
    • The Sunday Telegraph 23 November 2003 Martin Gayford
    • The Spectator 1 December 2003 Andrew Lambirth
  • Reviews of exhibition at Galeri Hjärne,
    • Dag Blad 29 April 2004 Martin Schibli
    • Stefanie Bickel, Space, Emptiness and Shadows - Nigel Hall, Sculpture, June 2004

Site Specific Projects

  1. 1982
    1. Wall mounted sculpture for entrance to Australian National Gallery, Canberra
    2. 12ft high x 24ft long (365cms x 730cms)
    3. Painted aluminium
  2. 1983
    1. Wall mounted sculpture for lobby of IBM Headquarters in London
    2. 7ft high x 8ft wide (213cms x 244cms)
    3. Painted aluminium
  3. 1984
    1. Wall mounted sculpture for Airbus Industrie, Toulouse
    2. 5ft 6in high x 8ft wide (167cms x 244 cms)
    3. Painted aluminium
  4. 1985
    1. Wall mounted sculpture for Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima
    2. 8ft 10in high x 8ft 1in x 18ins (268 x 246.5 x 46cms)
    3. Painted aluminium
  5. 1987
    1. Free standing bronze sculpture for lobby of London & Continental Bank
    2. 6ft high x 3ft 6in x 3ft 6in (183cms x 107cms x 107cms)
  6. 1988
    1. Free standing sculpture in cast bronze for Olympic Park in Seoul
    2. 15ft 6in x 15ft x 12ft (472cms x 457cms x 365cms)
  7. 1989
    1. Two-part wall relief in painted and gilded wood for entrance of
    2. Providence Towers, Dallas
    3. 13ft 6in high x 48ft long (411cms x 1460cms)
  8. 1990
    1. Designed a brick wall for centre of Kingston-upon-Thames
    2. Approximately 200 yards long (90m)
  9. 1992
    1. Free standing bronze sculpture commissioned by British Petroleum
    2. to be sited on the Warwick University Campus
    3. 15ft high x 10ft x 9ft (457cms x 305cms x 274cms)
  10. 1992
    1. Free standing sculpture in brass for stairwell of the new offices
    2. of Clifford Chance, London
    3. 6ft 6in high x 3ft x 3ft (198cms x 91cms x 91cms)
  11. 1993
    1. Free standing steel sculpture for entrance to Thameslink Road Tunnel, London Docklands
    2. 30ft high x 27 ft 6in x 10ft (914cms x 838cms x 305cms)
  12. 1994
    1. Wall sculpture in wood for Glaxo Wellcom Medicines Research Centre, Stevenage, Hertfordshire
    2. In two parts:
    3. 7ft x 11ft 6in x 1ft 4in (210cms x 350 x 40cms) and
    4. 8ft 2in x 8ft 2in x 2ft (250cms x 250cms x 60cms)
  13. 1996
    1. Wall sculpture in polished wood for Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, Tokyo
    2. 6ft 6in x 10ft x 2ft (200cms x 300cms x 60cms)
  14. 1998
    1. Free standing sculpture in painted steel outside entrance to Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, DoCoMo, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
    2. 11ft high x 15ft 6in x 8ft 4in (332.5cms x 474 cms x 254.5cms)
  15. 2001
    1. Free standing sculpture in corten steel set in landscape at Schoenthal Monastery, Langenbruck, Switzerland
    2. 11ft 10in high x 27ft 2in x 6ft 4in (360cms x 828 cms x 192 cms)
  16. 2002
    1. Free standing sculpture in painted steel for private collection in Germany
    2. 16ft 5in high x 4ft 5.5in x 4ft 1.5in (500cms x 136cms x 126cms)
  17. 2005
    1. Wall mounted sculpture in varnished wood for Rexfield Golf Club, Seoul,
    2. S. Korea
    3. 12ft 2in high x 10 ft 9 in x 4ft 10in (371 x 329 x 146.5cms)
    4. Free standing sculpture in Corten Steel for Bank of America, Canary Wharf, London
    5. 7ft 6½in high x 7ft 6½in x 4ft 1in (230 x 230 x 125cms)

Solo Exhibitions Catalogs

  1. 1978
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings 1971-1977
      1. University Art Gallery, University of Melbourne, Australia
    2. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London, 8 May-3 June 1978
    3. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Aberdeen Art Gallery
      2. 4-26 November 1978
  2. 1980
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings 1974-1980
      1. Ceolfrith Gallery, Sunderland Arts Centre, touring exhibition
    2. Nigel Hall: Early Work with Sculpture and Drawings 1965-1980
      1. Warwick Gallery, London
      2. 22 May-11 July 1980
    3. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
      2. 19 September-15 October 1980
  3. 1981
    1. Nigel Hall
      1. Galerie Maeght, Paris
      2. 11 March-30 April 1981
    2. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Juda Rowan Gallery, London
      2. 18 November-19 December 1981
  4. 1982
    1. Nigel Hall: Skulpturen und Zeichnungen
      1. Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden
      2. 29 January-14 March 1982
    2. Nigel Hall
      1. Gallery Kasahara, Osaka
      2. 6-25 December 1982
  5. 1984
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawing
      1. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
      2. 12 March-14 April 1984
  6. 1985
    1. Nigel Hall: Recent Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Juda Rowan Gallery, London
      2. 7 March-27 April 1985
  7. 1987
    1. Nigel Hall: Recent Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
      2. 5 November-18 December 1987
  8. 1988
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawing
      1. Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
      2. 11-30 July 1988
  9. 1991
    1. Nigel Hall: Recent Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
      2. 17 May-22 June 1991
  10. 1996
    1. Nigel Hall: Recent Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
      2. 28 March-11 May 1996
  11. 1997
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
      2. 23 September - 4 November 1997
  12. 2000
    1. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Annely Juda Fine Art, London
      2. 13 April-27 May 2000
    2. Nigel Hall: Sculpture and Drawings
      1. Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul, S. Korea
      2. 15 September - 25 September 2000

Companies Collections

  • Advokataktiebolaget Urban Jansson and Partners, Landskrona, Sweden
  • Airbus Industrie, Toulouse
  • Arthur Anderson & Co, London
  • AXA AG, Cologne
  • Bank of America, London
  • Banque Brussels Lambert
  • British Airways
  • British Oxygen Ltd
  • British Petroleum, London
  • Business Design Centre, London
  • Chemical Bank, New York
  • Clifford Chance, London
  • Colonia Versicherung, Cologne
  • Deutsche Industrie Bank AG, Dusseldorf
  • Gelco Corporation, Minneapolis
  • Glaxo Research & Development, Stevenage, Hertfordshire
  • Global Crossing, London
  • Goldman Sachs, London
  • Helaba Landesbank, Hessen-Thuringen, London
  • IBM, London
  • Industrie Kredit Bank, Dusseldorf
  • Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz, Mainz
  • Landeszentralbank in Rheinland-Pfalz, Mainz
  • London and Continental Bank, London
  • London Docklands Limehouse Link
  • McCrory Corporation, New York
  • Mercedes-Benz, Sindelfingen, Germany
  • Mercedes-Benz, Stuttgart, Germany
  • National Westminster Bank, New York
  • NTT, Tokyo
  • NTT, DoCoMo, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
  • Owens-Corning Fiberglas, New York
  • Providence Towers, Dallas
  • Prudential Corporation, London
  • Qantas Airlines
  • Rautaruukki Oy, Oulu, Finland
  • Rexfield, Seoul, S. Korea
  • Security Pacific Bank, London
  • Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken, Sweden
  • Stanhope Properties plc., London
  • Sun Alliance, London
  • Trinkhaus und Burkhardt, Düsseldorf
  • Unilever Collection, London
  • Unilever Collection, Rotterdam
  • US Trust Company, New York

Public Collections

  • Aberdeen Art Gallery, Scotland
  • Arnolfini Trust, Bristol
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
  • Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
  • Arts Council of Great Britain
  • Australian National Gallery, Canberra
  • Bradford City Museum
  • British Council, London
  • British Museum, London
  • Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
  • Contemporary Arts Society, London
  • Council for National Academic Awards, London
  • Dallas Museum of Fine Art, Dallas, Texas
  • Department of the Environment, London
  • Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh
  • Goteborg Art Museum, Sweden
  • Government Art Collection, London
  • Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry
  • Huddersfield Art Gallery
  • Iwaki City Museum of Modern Art, Japan
  • Kettering Art Gallery
  • Kettle's Yard, University of Cambridge
  • Kunsthaus, Zurich
  • Leeds City Art Gallery (McAlpine Loan)
  • Leicestershire Education Authority
  • Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles
  • Louisiana Museum, Denmark
  • Melbourne University Art Gallery, Melbourne
  • Middlesborough City Art Gallery
  • Mildura Arts Centre, Australia
  • Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
  • Musée d'Art Moderne, Brussels
  • Musée National d'Art Moderne, Paris
  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Hiroshima
  • Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
  • Museum of Modern Art, New York
  • Museum of Modern Art, Saitama
  • Museum of Modern Art, Toyama
  • National Museum of Art, Osaka
  • National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul
  • Nationalgalerie, Berlin
  • Olympic Park, Seoul
  • Power Collection, Sydney
  • Sapporo Sculpture Park, Sapporo
  • Scottish Arts Council
  • Schoenthal Monastery, Switzerland
  • Sheffield Art Gallery
  • Southampton University Art Gallery
  • Tate Gallery, London
  • Tel Aviv Museum, Israel
  • The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
  • Tokyo Metropolitan Museum
  • University of Essex, Colchester
  • Veranneman Foundation, Belgium
  • Victoria and Albert Museum, London
  • Victoria State Gallery, Melbourne
  • Wakefield Art Gallery
  • Warwick Arts Trust, London
  • Weishaupt Forum, Ulm, Germany
  • Wolverhampton Polytechnic
  • York City Art Gallery