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Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions

2019

New Symphony of Time, Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, Mississippi

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2023

A Portrait of Sir Geoff Palmer, Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, Inverness

A Portrait of Sir Geoff Palmer, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh

2021

Ping Pong Club, Queens Park Railway Club, Glasgow International, Glasgow

Lockdown Rainbows and Flags, Matt's Gallery, London

2019

The Slave's Lament, Holburne Museum, Bath

From Me To You, Maus Contemporary, Birmingham, Alabama

2018

The Slave's Lament, Doris McCarthy Gallery, Toronto

2017

The Slave's Lament, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh

Complainte de l'esclave, Galerie de l’UQAM, Montreal

2016

Graham Fagen, Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, Inverness

The Mighty Scheme, CGP & Dilston Grove with Matt's Gallery, London

Scotland + Venice, Hospitalfield, Arbroath

2015

Scotland + Venice, Palazzo Fontana, Venice

2014

In Camera, Panorama, La Friche, Marseille

Cabbages in an Orchard, Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow

2013

In Camera, Panorama, La Friche, Marseille

2012

The Making of Us, Tramway, Glasgow

2011

missing, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh

Under Heavy Manners, Artpace, San Antonio

Baile an Or, Timespan, Helmsdale

2009

somebodyelse, The Changing Room, Stirling

2007

Come into the Garden And forget about the War, Galerie Micky Schubert, Berlin

Downpresserer, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow

2006

Closer, Doggerfisher, Edinburgh

Killing Time, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee

2005

Clean Hands Pure Heart, Tramway, Glasgow

2004

Heaven & Hell, CRAC, Alsace

2003

Theatre, Chapter, Cardiff

2002

Love is Lovely, The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh

la mia casa dov'e?, Italian Cultural Institute, London

2001

Graham Fagen, Valeria Belvedere, Milan

2000

Theatre, Imperial War Museum, London

Graham Fagen, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield

1999

Graham Fagen, Inverleith House, Edinburgh

Graham Fagen, Valeria Belvedere, Milan

Graham Fagen, Murray Guy, New York

1998

Peek-A-Jobby, Matt's Gallery, London

Selected Group Exhibitions

2021

Confluence. Tradition in Contemporary Art, Art Museum of Sichuan Fine Arts Institute, Sichuan

New Arrivals: From Salvador Dalí to Jenny Saville , The National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh

2020

Academicians in Isolation, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

2018

We Suffer to Remain, National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, Nassau

2017

We Have Met Before, National Gallery of Jamaica, Kingston

Glasstress 2017, Glasstress, Venice

2013

Between the Late and Early, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

2011

Tales of the City, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow

2010

Woodman Spare Me That Tree, Galerie Micky Schubert, Berlin

2009

Running Time, The National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh

Unsettled Objects, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow

2008

What is Life, Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh

Supernatural, Centro Cultural Kunsthalle, Andrax

2007

Shadows in Paradise, FRAC Nord-Pas de Calais, Dunkirk

2005

Evergreen, Inverleith House, Edinburgh

2004

Still Life, Art & Industry Biennial, Christchurch, New Zealand

Art of the Garden, Tate Britain, London

Bloodshed, Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Busan Biennale, Metropolitan Art Museum, Busan

2003

Life Study (after Giorgione), Biennale, Venice

Mars, Art & War, Neue Galerie am Landesmuseum, Graz

Nursery World, Jennifer Flay, Paris

2002

Reality Check, British Council, touring exhibition

2001

Black Box Recorder, British Council, touring exhibition

Definition, Murray Guy, New York

G13 NY3, Casey Kaplan Gallery, New York

Here + Now, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee

2000

British Art Show 5, British Art Show 5, Edinburgh Southampton Cardiff Birmingham

1999

The Golden Age, ICA, London

A Touch of Evil, Metronom, Barcelona

The Sea, The Sea, Murray Guy, New York

Selected Projects

2017

Had We Never, Edinburgh International Festival

2016

A Drama in Time

The Garden

2014

War c/w I Murder Hate

2010

For St Agnes. Commissioned by Foreground for Bristol City Council

2009

I Murder Hate. Commissioned by the Tolbooth and The Changing Room, Stirling

2007

Fir Tree. Commissioned by FRAC Nord pas de Calais for Talbot House Museum, Belgium

True Love. Commissioned by City Projects, London

2002

Radio Roselle. Commissioned by TV Swansong

The Forest & The Forester (after Maeterlinck). Commissioned by Grizedale Arts

Where the Heart Is. Commissioned by the Roston Road Project

1999

Subversive on the Side of a Lunatic. Commissioned by the Henry Moore Institute

Selected Publications

2011

Baile an Or (Timespan, Helmsdale)

2010

For St Agnes (Foreground, Frome)

2009

somebodyelse (The Changing Room, Stirling)

2007

Scotland & Venice 2003 2005 2007 (National Galleies of Scotland, British Council, Scottish Arts Council, Edinburgh)

2006

Killing Time (Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee)

2005

Clean Hands Pure Heart (Tramway, Glasgow)

Une Si Belle Saison (CRAC, Alsace)

2004

Scape, Art & Industry Biennial 04 (Art & Industry Biennial, Christchurch)

la mia casa dov'e? (Nuovo Icona, Venice)

Art of the Garden (Tate, London)

Busan Biennale (Busan Biennale, Busan)

2003

Mars. Kunst und Krieg (Hatje Cantz Verlag, Ostfildern - Ruit)

2002

Love is Lovely (The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh)

The Forest & The Forester 9after Maeterlinck) (Grizedale Books, Grizedale Forest)

Botanica (Grizedale, Grizedale)

TV Swansong (ARTicle Press, Birmingham)

Reality Check (The British Council, London)

Arts Council Collection Acquisitions 1989-2002 (Hayward Gallery Publishing, London)

2001

Gemini Sculpture Park (The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds)

Here + Now (Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee)

2000

Black Box Recorder (The British Council, London)

The British Art Show 5 (Hayward Gallery Publishing, London)

1999

Subversive on the Side of a Lunatic (The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds)

1998

Peek-A-Jobby (Matt's Gallery, London)

1997

Art as Reactionary Statement (Care in the Community) (Armpit Press, Glasgow)