Paul Johnson (British artist)

Paul Johnson (born 1972) is an artist based in London.

Johnson’s images of people and disused spaces are collages made from tiny pieces of paper, coloured by hand and fitted together in intricate patterns.[1] In older work, such as in 2003’s The Glass Family at One In The Other Gallery in London, Johnson has been known to cover his collages with semi-transparent laminate surfaces, obscuring the image.[2]

Johnson received his MA from the Royal Academy Schools.

Selected exhibitions

Solo Exhibitions

2009 ‘Ascension into Unselfishness’, Ancient & Modern ‘When We’re Gonna Destroy Everything’, One in the Other, London

2008 'Sensitive Chaos' Mizuma Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

2005 ‘The Glass Family’ One in the Other, London

2003 Studio d’Arte Cannaviello, Milan, Italy ‘Second Seed’ One in the Other, London

Selected Group Exhibitions

2010

The Armory Show, New York, solo presentation, Ancient & Modern.

‘Newspeak: British Art Now’, Saatchi Gallery, London

2009 ‘Collider’, Margini arte contemporanea, Massa, Italy

2008 ‘Living London’ Zabludowicz Collection, 176, London ‘Brotherhood of Subterranea’, Kunstbunker, Nuremberg, Germany

2006 ’The Souvenir Mine’, Mizuma Gallery, Tokyo ‘Black Moon Island’, One in the Other, London

2005 ’The Future Lasts a Long Time’, Le Consortium, Dijon ‘Introspective Men’, Madder Rose Gallery, London ‘Future Primitive’, (curated by Paul Johnson) One in the Other, London ‘Faux Realism Part.2’, Rockwell, London

2004 ’The Future Lasts a Long Time’, Tal Esther Gallery, Tel Aviv ‘World.B’ Flaca Gallery, London

2003 ‘Arrivals’ Pumphouse Gallery, London ‘Friction’ London Print Studio, London

2000 ‘Snapshot’, Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, USA

1999 4th St. Petersburg International Biennale of Contemporary Art Manege Central Exhibitional Hall, St. Petersburg, Russia.

1998 ‘I Love This Life’, Transmission Gallery, Glasgow The Cross Point, Gana Art Space, Seoul, Korea

Red Mill Gallery, Vermount Studio centre, Vermont

Artist Residencies

2007 Camden Arts Centre, London 1998 Vermont Studio Centre, Vermont, USA

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