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SOLO EXHIBITIONS 10Th March 2018 – 17Th June 2018 SOLO EXHIBITIONS Skin Deep 10th March 2018 – 17th June 2018 The Bowes Museum, County Durham Jonathan Yeo Portraits 20th March 2016 – 30th June 2016 The Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark Exposure 10th July 2015 – 28th October 2015 Circle Culture Gallery, Hamburg Jonathan Yeo Portraits 8th November 2014 — 15th February 2015 Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle Jonathan Yeo: The Print Retrospective 20th November 2014 — 13th January 2015 Lazarides Editions, London Jonathan Yeo Portraits 15th March 2014 — 29th June 2014 The Lowry, Manchester Jonathan Yeo Portraits 11th September 2013 — 5th January 2014 National Portrait Gallery, London Some People 16th November 2012 — 8th December 2012 Eleven Fine Art, London (I've Got You) Under My Skin 9th November 2012 — 15th February 2013 Circle Culture Gallery, Berlin You're Only Young Twice 9th December 2011 — 2nd January 2012 Lazarides Gallery, London Porn In The USA 9th July 2010 — 8th August 2010 Lazarides LA, Los Angeles, California Blue Period 6th June 2008 — 11th July 2008 Lazarides Gallery, London Jonathan Yeo's Sketchbook 17th February 2006 — 17th March 2006 Eleven Fine Art, London SELECTED GROUP SHOWS Ruth Borchard Portrait Prize 23rd May 2019 – 23rd September 2019 Piano Nobile, London Yorkshire! Achievement, Grit and Controversy 5th March 2019 – 3rd November 2019 Beningborough Hall, Yorkshire The Female Nude: Ways of Seeing 10th May 2019 – 26th May 2019 Studio 3 Gallery, Kent University Revelation of the Head 26th May 2018 – 8th July 2018 Messums, Wiltshire From Life 11th December 2017 – 11th March 2018 Royal Academy of Arts, London Why I Want to Fuck Donald Trump 13th October 2016 – 12th November 2016 Joshua Liner Gallery, New York Flesh 23rd September 2016 – 19th March 2017 York Art Gallery, York Kevin Spacey as President Underwood 22nd February 2016 – 10th October 2016 The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Washington DC, USA Summer in the City 12th August 2016 – 10th September 2016 Martin Asbæk Gallery, Copenhagen The Nude in the XXth and XXIst Century 19th November 2015 – 15th January 2016 Sotheby’s S2 Gallery, London The Last of the Tide 6th June 2015 – 6th November 2016 The Queens Gallery, Buckingham Palace, London The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh The Black Watch Castle and Museum, Perth Art Stage Singapore 22nd January 2015 — 25th February 2015 Marina Bay Sands Convention and Exhibition Centre Singapore What Marcel Duchamp Taught Me 10th October 2014 — 5th November 2014 Fine Art Society Contemporary New Bond Street, London Christie's Contemporary Preview 4th May 2014 — 14th May 2014 Girl Reading (Malala Yousafzai) 2013 Post-War and Contemporary Art Day Sale Christie's, New York RE:DEFINE 20th March 2014 — 4th May 2014 Dallas Contemporary Dallas, Texas Paper 24th January 2014 — 9th March 2014 SMAC Art Gallery, Cape Town, S.A. Paragon Press 5th December 2012 — 9th December 2012 Art Basel, Miami Beach, Florida Lazarides Presents 31st October 2012 — 22nd November 2014 Lazarides, London The British Cut 18th May 2012 — 3rd June 2012 Cat Street Gallery, Hong Kong New Blood 28th April 2012 — 19th May 2012 Thinkspace Gallery Culver City, California The Crisis Commission 14th March 2012 — 22nd April 2012 Somerset House, London The Minotaur 12th January 2012 — 15th January 2012 Old Vic Tunnels, London The Urban Artist 10th June 2011 — 14th June 2011 Circle Culture Gallery, Hamburg Peeping Tom 19th February 2011 — 8th May 2011 Kunsthal KAdE Amersfoort, Netherlands Hell's Half Acre 12th October 2010 — 18th October 2010 Tunnel 228, London Terminal 5 8th October 2010 — 5th March 2011 Lazarides, London Le Salon du Cercle de la Culture å Berlin 25th June 2010 — 23rd July 2010 Circle Culture Gallery, Berlin Up Against the Wall 15th October 2009 — 14th November 2009 Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Center, Athens Outsiders 5th December 2008 — 25th January 2009 New Art Gallery, Walsall Outsiders New York 26th September 2008 — 26th October 2008 284 Bowery, New York Santa's Ghetto 3rd December 2007 — 24th December 2007 Bethlehem, West Bank (Palestinian Authority) SELECTED COLLECTIONS Royal Academy The Royal Collection Clarence House The Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark Muscular Dystrophy Campaign The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, London National Portrait Gallery, London York Art Gallery The Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle The Parliamentary Art Collection The Palace of Westminster Collection Bibliotheque Nationale de France Groucho Club Soho House Art Collection News International Lord Lloyd Webber Murderme Collection Frank Cohen Hopper Art Trust .
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