Luke Skiffington lives and works in Liverpool, UK where he runs 50MV, a nomadic exhibition space.

 

Education and Qualifications

1997-2000  BA Fine Art,  Goldsmiths College, London 

2003-2004  Fine Art,  Chelsea College of Art, London 

2009-2010  PGCE (Post Compulsory Education),  Oxford Brookes University 

 

Solo and Duo Exhibitions

2023 Interloper Dispensary Gallery, Wrexham, UK

2022 Telephasic Workshop Mirabel Studios, Manchester, UK

Echo Chamber Bridewell Gallery, Liverpool, UK

2021 INTERFACE The Stone Space, London

2020 I’ll Be Your Mirror 5 Bold Place (Art In Windows), Liverpool, UK

2019 Blue Screen The Glass Tank, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK

2016  Artist Of The Day 2016  Flowers Gallery, London

2015  Blueprint: Luke Skiffington/Andy Jackson  Interviewroom11, Edinburgh

2014  The Unassuming Eye, Paul Winstanley/Luke Skiffington  Sobering Galerie, Paris

2011  LOCALE  New Greenham Arts, Berkshire, UK

          Heavy Weather  125 Old Broad Street, London

          En Plein Air  St Anne's College, University of Oxford, UK

2008  Luke Skiffington  The North Wall Arts Centre, Oxford, UK

2007  Century  The Yard Gallery, Wollaton Park, Nottingham, UK

2005  New Paintings  The Library Gallery, University of Warwick, UK

2001  Fragments  Moreton Contemporary Art, London

 

Group Exhibitions

2024 AIR Gallery Open Exhibition, Rogue Studios, Manchester, UK

2023 ANNIHILATION OHSH Projects (Central), London

ING Discerning Eye, Mall Galleries, London

Monument, Bridewell Gallery, Liverpool

2023 OUTPUT Painting Open 2023 Bridewell Gallery, Liverpool, UK

2022 Bankley Open 2022 Bankley Gallery, Manchester, UK

Refractive Pool: Contemporary Painting in Liverpool, The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK

Expanded Painting AIR Gallery, Manchester, UK

2021 Yellow Archangel: Perceiving Anomalies, Lincoln, UK

2020 BEEP Painting Biennial Elysium Gallery, Swansea, Wales

2017   Manuscript-Letter Home  China Academy of Art Museum, Hangzhou, China

           Below the Surface  OVADA, Oxford, UK

2016  Small is Beautiful 2016  Flowers Gallery, London

          Indian Summer  Maddox Arts, London 

          Artist Of The Day (Group Exhibition)  Flowers Gallery, London

          Dis-Locate  VW Showroom, Oxford, UK

2015  Painted Surface: An Exhibition of Contemporary Painting  Surface Gallery, Nottingham, UK

2014  In(habitat) Lizi Sanchez, Andy Jackson, Luke Skiffington  Lion & Lamb Gallery, London

          Informal Elements: A Painting Exhibition  OVADA, Oxford, UK

2013  Handkerchief Of Clouds: A Painting Show In Five Acts (curated by Luke Skiffington)  The Mayor's Parlour, London

2011  Luke Skiffington/James Bacchi Andreoli  HATCH Space, London

2010  OPEN 2010  New Greenham Arts, Berkshire, UK

2008  Pure: Painting  Ferreira Projects, London

           Oxford Open 08  Modern Art Oxford, UK

2005  Group show  Chateau de la Napoule, La Napoule, France

2003  EYA 03  EYA,  Birmingham, UK

2001  Paint, Painter, Painting  Start Gallery, Brighton, UK

2000  Goldsex  The Loading Bay, London

1997  Luke Skiffington/Fraser Sharp  Notting Hill Arts Club, London

 

Residencies

2006  CAMAC  Centre d’art, Marnay-sur-seine, France

2005  La Napoule Art Foundation  Chateau de la Napoule (near Cannes), France

 

Awards and Prizes

2010  Open Submission 2010 (First Prize)  New Greenham Arts, Berkshire, UK

2004  Open (First Prize)  Royal Pump Rooms Gallery and Museum, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UK

2000  Neville Burston Award 2000  Awarded at Goldsmiths College, London

 

Bibliography

2022 Refractive Pool: Contemporary Painting in Liverpool (publication)

2020 Dispensary Gallery Interview Series (publication), The Dispensary Gallery, Wrexham, UK

2016  Interview  Floorr  Magazine, Issue 7 (online)

2015  Exhibition Catalogue for Blueprint  Interviewroom 11, Edinburgh

          Video interview for Blueprint  (Vimeo online) 

2014  Some Questions on Painting  (Published in conjunction with exhibition 'Informal Elements', OVADA, Oxford) 

          The Unassuming Eye  Artdaily (online) 

2011   Luke Skiffington  The Oxford Times