2010
Neo Deco Pop-up Shop
Space 54, Rivington St, London EC2A 3QN, 18th-26th September 2010
Eidos
Kaleidoscope Gallery, Sevenoaks, Kent,22ndJuly- 1st September 2010
2009
The Disciples of Lucas Cranach
Utropia Gallery,London. October 2009
Wish you were Here? Arts and Business offices, London. July 2009
Turner Contemporary Open 2009
Turner Contemporary project Space, Margate, 27th June - End of September
Salon des Favourites
Paris, Rue Des Favoruties, April 2009
The Living Swamp
Quartair Gallery, Den Haag, Holland,4th- 19th
April
2008
Magnetic Fields
Film
Screening as part of the Cultural Olympiad Swale. 27th September.
Art Vaults July 2008
Bargate Monument Gallery, Southampton. See www.artvaults.org.uk
The Haunting
Whitstable Biennale Satellite
Waterfront Performance, June 22nd, 1pm and 4pm
Open '08
The
Charlton Arts Centre, Dover, 17th June- 11th July
2007
Jerwood Drawing Prize
Group
show
http://www.jerwoodvisualarts.org/drawing
19th
September – 28th October 2007
Jerwood Space, 171 Union Street, London, SE1 0LN (and travelling around
UK)
Private Property
The
Residence Gallery, Hackney, 4th August- 1st September
Housework
Group
show
98
Stanhope Grove, Beckenham, BR33HP
10.05.07- 02.06.07
open
Friday-Sunday,11am-6pm
Rummage
Sculptors' drawings
25.04.07-05.06.07
Winchester school of Art,
Park
Avenue, SO23 8DL
Open
Tuesday-Friday 10am-4.30pm
www.yearofsculpture.com
2006
Liverpool Biennial Independents 2006
Museum MAN presents ANOTHER VACANT SPACE 25
Parliament Street Liverpool L8, Merseyside 14th September - 24th
November 2006
www.museumman.org
You Are Here
9th
&10th September. Queenswood, Highgate, London.
Rag and Bone
16th-30th
July 2006 Three Colts Gallery, Bethnal Green, london.
1-31st March 2006, Castle Gallery .The exhibition ‘Unearth’ is a group show of works by Bridgette Ashton, David Edwards, Linda Gibson, Dave Jupe, Wendy Lewis, Nicole Mollett, and Jeanine Woollard. The artists were asked to respond to the archaeological dig of the castle site in2005
2005
Fit for a King
Hampton Court Palace, Surrey, 17th September-8th October 2005. This was
a site specific sculpture exhibition together with artist Jeanine
Woollard. See www.hrp.org.uk for more details.
London in Six Easy Steps:
Six Curators, Six Weeks, Six Perspectives; 'Anywhere in the World: David
Medalla's London'
Insula Ovinium:2
Hogarth House, May 1st- 31st 2005. . The exhibition was organised and
curated by Nicole Mollett. To accompany the show there is a limited
edition publication that documents the experience with an essay by Jenny
Uglow.
PILOT:1
A unique showcase for emerging visual artists, Limehouse, London.
16th-18th October 2004.
(The official Pilot:1 web site is located at
http://www.pilotlondon.org)
Liverpool Beinnale
‘Peepshow’ performance, Independents, a foundation, Liverpool, UK. 17th
September 2004.
Insula Ovinium
The Rockhouse Gallery, Sheerness, 14th August – 12th September. The
exhibition was organised by Nicole Mollett, and curated with Peter
Fillingham. The exhibition was based on the peregrination of William
Hogarth’s to the Thames Estuary Island in 1732. Seventeen artists
retraced the journey down the Medway. To accompany the show there is a
limited edition publication that documents the experience with an essay
by Jenny Uglow.
6000 Chairs
Crystal Palace, London 29th August. A performance with Bettina Ganser.
Food Glorious Food
Lincolnshire Arts Centre, UK, 7th Feb – May 20th 2004.
Bureau of International Citizenship
Performance with Jeanine Woollard at the 291 Gallery, 11th Feb 2004.
2003
Platform Primera
Dunkerque, France, 15th-25th November 2003. A group project funded by
the Kent Institute of Art. involving seven female artists making and
presenting their work in the town of Dunkerque. The next stage of this
project is a show in southern Italy, in 2005.
Open to
the Elements
A group show, with sculpture and performance in the Gardens of Hampton
Court, Herefordshire. September 13th - October 12th 2003.
Changing Channels-London Biennale Pollinations
A group show with sculpture and performance, Berlin, 22nd Aug- 7th Sept
2003. Curated by David Medulla and Adam Nankervis.
Peep Show
Gallery Alcatraz, Salzburg, Austria. Collaborative performance with
Jeanine Woollard on the 9th August 2003.
Nicole Mollett; Sculptures and Drawings
Solo Show, 52 St Martins Lane, London, 17th Feb – 9th March 2003.
2002
Enjoywork.Com
A group show at the Chiswick Park, London. Exhibition selected and
curated by Catherine Lampart and Ed Allington.
Interim Show
Group show at Woburn square, London. July 2001.
Re-Kindle
A group show, Highgate Woods, London, Sept 2003, 2002, 2001.
A group show, Shoreditch Town Hall, London. Jan 1999
Teaching
Visiting Lecturer at Winchester School of Art January 2005- 2010
Lecturing at Middlesex University May 2004.
Lecturing
and teaching at Kiad, Canterbury June 2004.
Residencies
Art at the Centre, Lead Artist for Isle of Sheppey, see www.aatc.org.uk
Insula Ovinium
The Rockhouse Gallery, Sheerness, 14th August – 12th September.
Platform
Primera
Dunkerque, France, 15th-25th November 2003. A group project funded by
the Kent Institute of Art. involving seven female artists making and
presenting their work in the town of Dunkerque, France.
Education
The Slade School Of Art, UCL, MFA Sculpture.
Middlesex University, BA Fine Art.
Chelsea school of Art, Foundation.
Awards Won
Shortlisted
for Hung, Quartered And Drawn, Drawing competition at the
Tower of London, Jan 2008.
AHRB study grant for the MFA.
Pocock Award of £500 from the Slade School of Art.
The
Duveen Travel Scholarship 2002, £1500 awarded by a selected board
of artists.
The ‘Free Place’ award 2003, from the Salzburg Summer
Academy, Austria.
Reviews
I was one
of the ten sculpture graduates selected for the ‘Graduate
2002’ Supplement of Art Review published in June 2002.
My show in St. Martins Lane Soho, was reviewed by Jessica Hemmings in
the September issue of Fibre Arts, which has distribution over USA and
Canada.
'Insula Ovinium, Volume 1'. A book containing an essay contributed by Jenny Uglow and documentation of the exhibition which took place on the Isle of Sheppey 2004. The project was inspired by William Hogarth's peregrination to he island, a bound document which mocked the vogue of the Grand Tour in 18th century Britain.