Exhibitions

When

Where

Paul Stolper - THE SOULS

Damien Hirst 07/10/2010 to 13/11/2010

Royal West of England Academy - Charity

Damien Hirst 06/06/2011 to 30/05/2012

Tate Modern

Damien Hirst 05/04/2012 to 09/09/2012

Gagosian Gallery - 25 years of Spot Paintings

DAMIEN HIRST 12/01/2012 to 18/02/2012

White Cube - Bermondsey - Two Weeks One Summer

Damien Hirst 23/05/2012 to 08/07/2012

Eleven - Printed Matter

Damien Hirst, Jake & Dino Chapman, Gary Hume and others 20/02/2008 to 22/03/2008

Arnolfini - INFRA LION

Damien Roach 03/03/2012 to 22/04/2012

Union Teesdale - Tales of the Valley of the Wind

Damon Packard 05/09/2009 to 26/09/2009

New Ashgate Gallery - Love, Life and Death: Prints by Dan Baldwin

Dan Baldwin 18/01/2014 to 01/03/2014

New Ashgate Gallery - Colour Strokes

Dan Baldwin, Bruce Mclean, Jacky Tsai, Lucy Farley and Barbara Rae 05/08/2023 to 16/09/2023

Cambridge Contemporary Art - Paintings

Dan Bennett 02/04/2010 to 25/04/2010

Eleven - Organism 3

Dan Chadwick 16/07/2010 to 27/08/2010

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Dan Baldwin - Love, Life and Death: Prints by Dan Baldwin

Dan Baldwin (1972) creates a unique and immediately recognisable vision in his silkscreen prints. His work reflects both reality and the world of imagination. Baldwin's subject matter is the interior of his own mind, from rumination on love, memory or philosophical issues, to an airing of opinion on politics and/or current affairs.

The motifs with which he plays often recur - skeletons, swallows, crucifixes, childrens story book illustrations, spiders, robins, trees, knives, flowers, cartoon figures- and are often contradictory, creating an uncomfortable and sometimes sinister paradox. Each motif has a meaning (swallows generally signify innocence for example), although the meanings can vary slightly from print to print depending on the overall ethos of the piece. Symbolism is a key to Baldwin's oeuvre - his interpretation and the personal response of each viewer. These symbols of death, life and love reflect his preoccupation with the big questions of human existence.

Born in Manchester, Baldwin studied at Eastbourne College of Art and Design and then Kent Institute of Art and Design. He lives and works in West Sussex. Baldwin's work is collected and exhibited nationally and internationally.

Image credit Dan Baldwin, Cyclone

New Ashgate Gallery

18/01/2014 to 01/03/2014

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