Nicole Polonsky
MISTAKES CONSISTENTLY THROUGHOUT
10 Nov - 14 Dec 2024
Opening event: Sunday 10 Nov 2pm - 4pm
Dusty-Pink Woman’s Hand-Knitted Cardigan, a new soundpiece composed by A C Lovett, will premiere at the opening event.
It will be performed at 2.30 pm and 3.30 pm on Sunday 10 November only.
MISTAKES CONSISTENTLY THROUGHOUT
10 Nov - 14 Dec 2024
Opening event: Sunday 10 Nov 2pm - 4pm
Dusty-Pink Woman’s Hand-Knitted Cardigan, a new soundpiece composed by A C Lovett, will premiere at the opening event.
It will be performed at 2.30 pm and 3.30 pm on Sunday 10 November only.
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Biography
Nicole Polonsky is an artist, curator and writer. She gained her BA at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, University of Oxford, and MA Print at the Royal College of Art. Exhibitions include lapse:re:lapse, MOCA London UK (solo); The Book as Art, DeKalb County Public Library, Georgia USA; A Pollock’s Gallimaufry, Pollock’s Toy Museum, London UK (co-curator and participant); ACE-funded Lighting Up Time, Northern Print and Side Cinema, Newcastle UK (solo); The Contemporary Print, Flatbed Press and Gallery, Texas USA; Y not I, The House of St Barnabas, London UK (solo); Ghost[ed.], Dean Clough, Halifax UK and tour (co-curator and participant).
Nicole’s work is held in private collections internationally and public collections at Museum of Modern Art, Decatur Arts Alliance, Lafayette College (USA); MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (Catalonia/Spain); University of Oxford, Victoria and Albert Museum, Manchester Metropolitan University, Essex County Council, Chelsea College of Arts Library and the Poetry Library (UK). Her practice has been featured in a number of publications including Creative Review, Art Monthly and Printmaking Today, as well as Michael Petry’s The Word is Art (Thames & Hudson). She has written for art and design journals and contributed an essay to a monograph on artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman (Tate Publishing). Born in Switzerland, Nicole Polonsky now lives and works in the UK.
Nicole Polonsky is an artist, curator and writer. She gained her BA at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, University of Oxford, and MA Print at the Royal College of Art. Exhibitions include lapse:re:lapse, MOCA London UK (solo); The Book as Art, DeKalb County Public Library, Georgia USA; A Pollock’s Gallimaufry, Pollock’s Toy Museum, London UK (co-curator and participant); ACE-funded Lighting Up Time, Northern Print and Side Cinema, Newcastle UK (solo); The Contemporary Print, Flatbed Press and Gallery, Texas USA; Y not I, The House of St Barnabas, London UK (solo); Ghost[ed.], Dean Clough, Halifax UK and tour (co-curator and participant).
Nicole’s work is held in private collections internationally and public collections at Museum of Modern Art, Decatur Arts Alliance, Lafayette College (USA); MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (Catalonia/Spain); University of Oxford, Victoria and Albert Museum, Manchester Metropolitan University, Essex County Council, Chelsea College of Arts Library and the Poetry Library (UK). Her practice has been featured in a number of publications including Creative Review, Art Monthly and Printmaking Today, as well as Michael Petry’s The Word is Art (Thames & Hudson). She has written for art and design journals and contributed an essay to a monograph on artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman (Tate Publishing). Born in Switzerland, Nicole Polonsky now lives and works in the UK.