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P E T E R R a N D A PETER RANDALL-PAGE Born 1954, Essex 1973-77 Bath Academy of Art 2015 Elected as a Royal Academician in the category of Sculpture Lives and works on Dartmoor, Devon SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS from 2000 2019 Kloster Schoenthal Sculpture Park, Langenbruck 2018 Castle Drogo, Devon 2017 Works on Paper, City Art Centre, Edinburgh 2016 Between Melting and Freezing, Millenium Gallery, St Ives Art in Nature, Act III, Villa Panza di Buimo, Varese 2015 Mind over Matter, Gallery Scheffel & Englische Kirche Kulturzentrum, Homburg Theme and Variation, Bramall Music Building Frieze & Aston Rotunda, Birmingham 2014 New Sculpture & Works on Paper, A partnership exhibition between Peninsula Arts, Plymouth University and Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery 2013 Drawings & Prints, The Innovation Centre, University of Exeter 2011 Recent Works, Royal British Society of Sculptors, London Sculpture in the Garden, Royal Horticultural Society, Wisley 2010 Clay, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London New Sculpture and Drawing, Jerwood Space, London Peter Randall-Page, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, Wakefield 2009 Natural Selection, Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World, Exeter 2008-09 Stones, Sunlight and Shadows, New Art Centre, Roche Court, East Winterslow 2008 Rock Music Rock Art, Pangolin, London Granite Song, Burton Gallery, Bideford Sculpture in Lister Park, Bradford 2006 New Sculpture, Lyveden New Bield, Northamptonshire New Works on Paper, Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, Brigstock 2003 Sculpture and Drawings, Natural History Museum, London 2001 Nature of the Beast, Djanogly Art Gallery, University of Nottingham; Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield; Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS from 2010 2019 Drawn, Young Gallery, Salisbury Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London 2018 The Sculpture Collections, Henry Moore Institute and Leeds City Art Gallery Big Botany: Conversations with the Plant World, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas 2017 Air: Visualising the Invisible in British Art 1768-2017, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol YSP 40, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, Wakefield 2016 Honeyscribe: Bees and the Art of Pollination, Spacex Gallery, Exeter South West Academy Exhibition, Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton 2015 Making it: Sculpture in Britain 1977 -1986, Arts Council Collection touring exhibition to Longside Gallery, Yorkshire Sculpture Park; Mead Gallery, University of Warwick; City Arts Centre, Edinburgh 2014 Natural Order, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London Numbers in Nature, Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago The Visionary Landscape of Professor Sir Robert Burgessa, University of Leicester Botanic Garden Committed to Paper: Master drawings and prints by sculptors, Frederik Meijer Gardens Sculpture Park, Germany 2013 Sculptural Ceramics, Victoria & Albert Museum, London The Sculpted Stone, The Garden Gallery, Hampshire 2012 Sculpture Promenade, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Inhabitants, Green Hill Arts, Mortonhampstead Figure in the Landscape, The Gallery, Winchester Discovery Centre 2011 40 Artists: 80 Drawings, Burton Art Gallery & Museum, Devon Three+, Hillsboro Fine Art, Dublin Forcemeat, Wallspace Gallery, New York Artists for Kettle's Yard, Kettle's Yard, Cambridge 2010 Stone, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, Yorkshire; Pier Arts Centre, Orkney; Cass Sculpture Foundation, West Sussex Inside Out: Sculpture in the Digital Age, Object Gallery, Sydney, Australia; DMU Cube, Leicester; Righton Gallery, Manchester Metropolitan University; The Poly, Falmouth 2010 The Big Draw Self-Portrait Drawing Show, Chapel Row Gallery, Bath Crucible, Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucester On Form, Asthall Manor, Burford Contemporary Sculpture 2010, Newby Hall & Gardens, Ripon SELECTED COMMISSIONS Bristol City Council Eden Project Forestry Commission Gwangju Biennale, South Korea Jerwood Sculpture Park London Clinic London Docklands Development Corporation Manchester City Council Millennium Seed Bank, Wakehurst Place, Sussex National Trust Nuffield College, Oxford Oxfordshire County Council Ruwnzori Sculpture Foundation, Uganda Said Business School, Oxford St George’s Hospital, London Southwark Cathedral University of Iowa, USA Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan SELECTED COLLECTIONS Victoria Art Gallery, Bath Ulster Museum, Belfast University of Warwick, Coventry British Embassy, Dublin Leeds City Art Galleries British Museum, London British Council, London Contemporary Art Society, London Dulwich Picture Gallery, London Tate, London University of Nottingham University of Tasmania .
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