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Anthony Lister CV May2017 ANTHONY LISTER Born 1979 Solo Exhibitions 2017 Have You Seen the Listers?, Brisbane Australia 2016 Run Away Ouiji, Blackarts Gallery, Melbourne Australia Meanwhile In Australia, Spacejunk Art Centre, Bayonne France 2015 Black Door Limousine, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA Mad Props Street Cred, New Image Art, Los Angeles USA 2014 Power Tripping, Jonathan LeVine Gallery, New York City USA Hurt People - Hurt People, Lazarides Gallery, London UK 2013 Never Odd Or Even, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA The Beautiful Misery, Olsen Irwin Gallery, Sydney SCOPE Art Fair special Projects Space, Miami USA 2012 Unslung Heroes, The Outsiders/Lazarides Gallery, London & Newcastle UK New Image Art, Los Angeles USA Things We Shouldn’t Talk About, Milan Italy 2011 Los Angeles Solo curated by Roger Gastman, Los Angeles USA Bogan Paradise, Gallery A.S., Sydney Australia Street Faces, Metro Gallery, Melbourne Australia Rainbow Tears, Pictures On Walls, London UK The Experiment, The Project Room, Berlin Germany 2010 Pop Up, Miami Basel, Miami USA Memories Not Included, Chalk Horse Gallery, Sydney Australia Installation and Sculpture Edition, The Standard, New York City USA How to Catch a Time Traveller, Lyons Wier Gallery, New York City USA The Beauty Of Failure, Show & Tell Gallery, Toronto Canada You Call That a Back Rub, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne Australia 2009 No Win Sitch, Porky’s Strip Club, Kings Cross, Sydney Australia The Pain of Feeling, K Gallery, Milan Italy Magic Tricks, Fifty24 Gallery, San Francisco USA 2008 This Won’t Change Anything, Metro 5, Melbourne Australia WK/Lister, Elms Lester, London UK Quit Your Sobbing and Call Me in the Afternoon, New Image, Los Angeles USA God has a plan to Kill Me, KGallery, Milan Italy Spider Stance, Elms Lester, London UK 2007 Super is as Super Does, Metro5 Gallery, Melbourne Australia Cracker got Snapped by the Pops, Fifty24, San Francisco USA Mythology for Beginners, Harrison Galleries, Sydney Australia Rest on Nails, Lyonswier Ortt, New York City USA 2006 Saturday Morning Prime Time, Spectrum Galley, London UK Supermarket, Metro5 Gallery, Melbourne Australia Backdoor Confessional, Harrison Galleries, Sydney Australia Between Crackdowns, Art Gallery Schuberts, Gold Coast Australia Observations of Manliness, Criterion Gallery, Hobart Australia 2005 Smells Like White-Out, Metro 5 Gallery, Melbourne Australia Twice on Sundays, Fox Galleries, Brisbane Australia Wrapped Meat Lyric, Lyonsweir Gallery, New York City USA My Daughter’s Panic Attack, Brian Moore Gallery, Sydney Australia 2004 Subtitled, Fox Galleries, Brisbane Australia The Finer Points of Monkeyism, Art Galleries Schubert, Gold Coast Australia 2003 Places & Things, Fox Galleries, Brisbane Australia 2002 Issues & Aesthetics, Project Gallery, QCA, Brisbane Australia 2001 Urbanised Influence, Fox Galleries, Brisbane Australia Group Exhibitions 2017 Signs of the Time, Gold Coast City Gallery, Gold Coast Australia Erotica, Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne Australia Jane Griffith Gallery, Val D’Isere France Avante Art, Directors Unit, London UK Time & Place, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami 2016 Still Here, A Decade Of Lazarides, Lazarides Gallery, London UK 2015 Art Basel, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Basel Switzerland Miami Context Art Fair, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA Works on Paper, China Heights Gallery, Sydney Australia 2014 Moreor Less, Benaki Museum, National Gallery, Athens Greece Birds, Bernaducci Meisel Gallery, New York City USA Miami Context Art Fair, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA Summer Pill, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA 2013 SCOPE Art Fair, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA 10 years of Wooster Collective, Jonathan LeVine Gallery, New York City USA Confluence, Fifty24SF Gallery, San Francisco USA 2012 Au Courant, Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney Australia SCOPE Art Fair, Robert Fontaine Gallery, Miami USA 2011 Outpost, Sydney Australia Young and Free, San Francisco USA The Underbelly Show, Miami USA Scott Redford presents Reinhardtt, QAGOMA, Brisbane Australia Martha Cooper: Remix, Carmichael Gallery, Los Angeles USA 2010 Hello Kitty, Miami Basel, Miami USA Space Invaders, National Gallery Australia, Canberra Australia Disorder Disorder, Penrith Regional Gallery, Penrith Australia Logan Hicks, Anthony Lister & Michael Kalish, Opera Gallery, New York City USA 2009 20 Street Artists, Opera Gallery, New York City USA 15 Years of New Image Art, Los Angeles USA 2008 Poster Renaissance, New Image Art Gallery, Los Angeles USA Washington Project for the Arts, Washington D.C. USA 2007 Replace Please with Now & Thank You with Good, Lab101, Los Angeles USA Allarmi, Milan Italy Scope Art Fair, London UK 2006 11 Spring Street, Wooster Collective, New York City USA Terror?, Intersection for the Arts, San Francisco USA 2005 Studio 14, Rome Italy 2004 Rats Alliance, Group Installation, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra Australia Prime, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane Australia 1980 - CRYSTALIS, New York CityUSA 2003 White Lies Beneath, Helen Gory Gallery, Melbourne Australia 1980 - Atlantic Conference, New York USA 2002 dis/place/meant, Fox Galleries, Brisbane Australia 2001 Play it forward, Graduate Exhibition, Queensland College of Art, Brisbane Australia 2000 Young Bux, Campbell Mahoney, Brisbane Australia Public Art 2017 Have You Seen the Listers?, Brisbane Australia Vogue April, Bondi Beach, Sydney Australia Hotel Steyne, Manly, Sydney Australia G-Star Raw, Sydney Australia 2016 Lister x Volcom, Barcelona Spain Lister x Volcom, Mexico City Mexico Lister x Volcom, Austin USA Live Walls, Parramatta Council, Sydney Australia Lister Live x AGNSW Young Members Society, Sydney Australia Lister Live, Melbourne Australia Autolux’s Pussy’s Dead Album Cover 2015 Bondi Boat Ramp, Sydney Australia Lister Live, Sydney Australia 2014 RAW Project, Jose De Diego Wynwood, Miami USA The Standard Hotel, New York City USA Wynwood Map, Miami USA 2013 Wynwood Map, Miami USA 2012 Wynwood Map, Miami USA 2011 Rainbow City Gaze, Sydney Australia 2010 Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Canberra Australia The Standard Hotel, Los Angeles USA Brisbane Powerhouse, Brisbane Australia 2006 11 Spring Street, Wooster Collective, New York City USA 2003 Fred Perry Skate Park, Brisbane Australia 1999- Switch Boxes, Brisbane Australia 2000 Bibliography 2017 Collaboration with Nick Cave, Stories for Ways and Means, Waxploitation, USA 2016 The World Atlas of Street Art and Graffiti, Yale University Press, USA Street Art International, Explore Art Publishing Surface, Gingko Press 11 Spring St., Wooster Edition 2015 Public Spaces: Public People, Griffith Law Journal, AUS Street Art Australia, Explore Australia Publishing 2014 Anthony Lister - Adventure Painter by Roger Gastman, Ginko Press, USA 2013 Sketchbook, Fitzroy Australia Graffiti, Abrams Publishing 2012 We Own The Night, Rizzoli 2011 Blek Le Rat, Art Publishing Ltd 2010 Beyond The Street - The 100 Leading figures in Urban Art, Gestalten, USA Trespass - A History of Uncommissioned Art, Taschen, New York City USA Stickers: From Punk Rock to Contemporary Art. Rizzoli Books, New York City USA Anthony Lister, Macmillan Art Publishing, Melbourne Australia Street Art New York, Preston Publishing Space Invaders, National Gallery of Australia 2009 Tales of White Trash Prophecy, Upper Playground, California USA 2008 God has a plan to Kill Me, KGallery, Milan Italy 2007 Uncommissioned Art, Melbourne University, Melbourne Australia Alarmi3, Vanilla edizioni, Italy 2006 Unfinished Journey, Macmillan Art Publishing, Victoria Australia The Guild, Seven Nine Press, Melbourne Australia 2005 Anthony Lister Twice On Sundays , Fox Galleries Publications, Brisbane Australia I NY, New York Street Art, Die Gestalten Verlag GmbH &Co. KG, Berlin Germany Conform, Palgrave Macmillan Publishers, Melbourne Australia 2004 Anthony Lister Subtitled DVD, Fox Galleries Publications, Brisbane Australia 2003 Anthony Lister Places & Things, Fox Galleries Publications, Brisbane Australia Education 2004 Education Queensland, Minister’s Art Awards, Mentoring Australia Residency, Blender Studio, Melbourne Australia 2002 Mentorship, Max Gimblett, New York City USA 2001 Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA), Griffith University, Queensland Australia Awards 2009 Prometheus Art Awards, Australia 2008 Dobell Prize for Drawing – Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney Australia 2007 ABN Amro Art Awards, Amsterdam Nederlands 2006 Mosman Art Prize, Sydney Australia 2005 Prometheus Art Award, Gold Coast Australia Metro 5 Art Award, Melbourne Australia SOYA, Highly Commended, Sydney Australia 2004 Churchie Art Award, Brisbane Australia The Metro 5 Art Award, Melbourne Australia 2003 Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship Exhibition, Sydney Australia Theiss Art Prize - Queensland College of Art Gallery, Brisbane Australia Collections National Gallery of Australia Blackman Collection David Roberts Collection TVS Partnership Brand & Slater Architects Brisbane Grammar School BHP Collection Art Bank Australia Press 2017 Vogue, Australia, Apr i-D, Australia, Apr Vice Magazine 2016 High Snobiety, USA, Jan Lamono Magazine, Spain, Oct ABC TV, Hello Stranger - Copping a Spray, Jun The Weekend Australian Magazine, The Australian, Australia, Apr The Guardian, Australia, Jan Saving Banksy (Documentary), Sep The Australian, Australia, Apr 2015 Yen Magazine, Australia, Jan 2014 Vogue, Australia, Feb Brisbane Times, Australia, May Art Edit Magazine, Australia, Aug Graffiti Art Magazine, France, Jul Sydney Morning Herald, Opening Cover, Australia, Sep 2013 Vogue Living, Australia Apr
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