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Artist CV Solo Exhibitions Artist CV Solo Exhibitions 2019 60 Years of Art, Bel Air Fine Art, New Bond Street, London Upstairs Gallery, Alon Zakaim Fine Art, London A New Look at Perspective, Alon Zakaim Fine Art, London A Newer Perspective, Tangent Contemporary Arts, Online Exhibition 2018 The Fourth Dimension, Alex Pairon Gallery, Belgium A Newer Perspective, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London 2017 Perspectiviews, Persterer Contemporary Fine Art, Zurich Perspective in Perspective, Flowers Gallery, New York 2016 Reverspectives,The Gallery at Dauntsey’s, West Lavington, Wiltshire Perspectivision, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London Views of Hughes: Selected Multiples, Winsor Gallery, Vancouver Forwards to Backwards, Leeds College of Art, Leeds 2015 Patrick Hughes: Moving Spaces, Osthaus Museum, Germany Patrick Hughes: Perspective Anew, Flowers Gallery, New York Opperspective, Scott Richards Contemporary Fine Art, San Francisco Art Paris, Paris Art Fair, Grand Palais, France Hughesual Perspective, Galerie Boisserée, Germany Hues of Hughes: Selected Works 1999-2014, Winsor Gallery, Canada 2014 New Reverspectives, Flowers Gallery, Kingsland Road, London Reading Paradox, Hanmi Gallery, Seoul Gallery 360, Northeastern University, Boston Studiolospective, Flowers Gallery, New York Moving Space, Panorama Mesdag, The Hague Reverspectives, Axel Pairon Summer Gallery, Knokke 2013 Reverspective Paintings, Bel Air Fine Art, Deutsch Museum, Lausanne Structure of Space, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne Superspectivism, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London Deceptivespective, Scott Richards Contemporary Fine Art, San Francisco 2012 Smallerspectives, Flowers Gallery, New York Perspectivariations, Winsor Gallery, Vancouver Multispectives, Flowers Gallery, Kingsland Road, London Selected Works, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London Elaine Baker Gallery, Florida Kinesthetic, Flowers Gallery, New York Studiospective, Reverspective Studio, London 2011 Fifty Years in Show Business, Flowers Gallery, Kingsland Road, London New Works, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London 2010 Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul Perspective and Perception, Flowers, New York Galerie des Lices, St. Tropez Galerie Lélia Mordoch, Paris Three Dimensional Painting and Multiples, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne Reverspectives, ArtGallery Vieleers, Amsterdam 2009 Patrick Hughes, Winsor Gallery, Vancouver Perspective, Harvey Nichols, Dubai The Genius of Perverspective, Marigold Fine Art, New Delhi Patrick Hughes, Bel Air Fine Art, Geneva Patrick Hughes, Intercontinental Hotel, London Perfectspective, Flowers Central, London 2008 Patrick Hughes, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne Reverspective versus Perspective, Nicolas Metivier Gallery, Toronto Perspectivirtuoso, Flowers East, London Superperspectivision, Scott Richards Contemporary Art, San Francisco Winsor Gallery, Vancouver 2007 Grand Canals, Flowers Central, London Recent Work, Louis K. Meisel Gallery, New York Perspective Perpétuelle, Galerie Lélia Mordoch, Paris Aspenspective, Sardella Fine Art, Aspen, Colorado Perspectrum, Flowers, New York The Prints In Between, Flower Graphics, London Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Korea 2006 Permanentspective, Flowers East, London Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul Superduperspective, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham, England Relativespective, American Institute of Physics, Washington DC Shaperspective, Scott Richards Contemporary Art, San Francisco Realism, Galerie Vieleers, Amsterdam 2005 Escaperspective, Keller & Greene Gallery, Los Angeles Imperspective, Mendelson Gallery, Pittsburgh Impossible, Flowers Graphics, London Perplexspective, Flowers New, York Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Korea 2004 Doors Etc, Flowers, New York Solo Retrospective, Art Chicago, Chicago Reverspectives, Galerie Vieleers, Amsterdam Patrick Hughes, Flowers Central, London Reverspective, Dennos Museum Center, Midland, Michigan Reverspective, Susan Duval Gallery, Aspen, Colorado Persuasivespective, Louis K. Meisel Gallery, New York 2003 Whopperspective, Flowers East, London Reverse Perspectives, Mira Godard Gallery, Toronto Percepspective, Artower, Athens Expertspective, Flowers West, Santa Monica, California Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul Johyun Gallery, Seoul 2002 Flowers East at London Fields, London Riperspective, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham, England Beyond Perspective, Belloc Lowndes Fine Art, Chicago 2001 Properspective, Flowers East, London Patrick Hughes, Park Ryu Sook Gallery, Seoul Flowers Central, London Recent Works, Louis K. Meisel Gallery, New York Hyperspective, Flowers West, Santa Monica, California Flowers East at London Fields, London Certain Realities, Mira Godard Gallery, Toronto 2000 Illusions, Louis K. Meisel Gallery, New York Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago Multiple Perspectives, Belloc Lowndes Fine Art, Chicago Improperspective, Flowers West, Santa Monica, California Reverse Perspectives, Mira Godard Gallery, Toronto 1999 The Movies, Flowers West, Santa Monica, California Deeperspective, Flowers East at London Fields, London Susan Duval Gallery, Aspen, Colorado 1998 Perspectivity, Flowers West, Santa Monica, California Perverspective, Flowers East at London Fields, London Reverspective, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow 1997 Deutsche Museum, Munich Patrick Hughes, Lexus Centre, Jeddah Studio Show, London Reverspective, Flowers East at London Fields, London Patrick Hughes Multiples, Belloc Lowndes, Chicago 1996 Superspective, Flowers East at London Fields, London Patrick Hughes at Susan Kasen Summers, New York 1995 Belloc Lowndes Fine Art, Chicago 1994 Vanishing Points, City Art Galleries, Manchester Retroperspectives, Flowers East at London Fields, London 1993 Made in Perspective, Flowers East at London Fields, London The Shadow of War and Other Works, Angela Flowers Gallery, London 1992 Beyond the Rainbow, Flowers Graphics, London 1991 Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, Worthing Vanishing Points, Northern Centre for Contemporary Art, Sunderland A New Perspective, Flowers East, London Vanishing Points, Flowers East, London 1990 A New Perspective, Flowers East, London 1989 Fifteen Years of Prints 1973-1988, Flowers East, London 1988 Patrick Hughes, Angela Flowers Gallery, London 50 Watercolours, Dean Clough Art Gallery, Halifax 1986 Studio Show, London (Watercolours) The Watercolours of Patrick Hughes, Salthouse Gallery, St. Ives, Cornwall 1985 Trapping the Elusive, Angela Flowers Gallery, London Patrick Hughes, Angela Flowers Gallery, London Studio Show, London (Watercolours) 1983 Pictures, Angela Flowers Gallery, London Bede Gallery, Jarrow Edward Weston Galleries, New York Mendelson Gallery, Pittsburgh Hereford City Art Gallery, Hereford 1981 Mendelson Gallery, Pittsburgh Gallery 39, Manchester 1980 Patrick Hughes: Prints, Alberta College of Art, Canada Gouaches and Prints, Angela Flowers Gallery, London Patrick Hughes, Thumb Gallery, London 1979 Limited Editions, London Penwith Galleries, St. Ives, Cornwall 1978 New Paintings, Angela Flowers Gallery, London Tom Caldwell Gallery, Belfast Tom Caldwell Gallery, Dublin Gallery 39, Manchester 1977 Prints and Other Things, Newlyn Orion Galleries, Newlyn 1976 Angela Flowers Gallery, London Jordan Gallery, London Prints and Other Things, Wills Lane Gallery, St. Ives, Cornwall 1973 Patrick Hughes, Angela Flowers Gallery, London 1971 Angela Flowers Gallery, London 1970 Angela Flowers Gallery, London 1963 Portal Gallery, London 1961 Portal Gallery, London King Street Gallery, Cambridge Selected Group Exhibitions 2019 Poppin, BSTM Space, London British Art Fair, Alon Zakaim, London Shifting Perspectives, University of Salford, Manchester Rarity Summer Contemporary, Mykonos 60 x 40, Shandy Hall, North Yorkshire FaceValue3, Jealous Gallery, London Made in Britain, Boisserée, Cologne Flowers Contemporary II, Flowers Gallery, London Flowers Contemporary III, Flowers Gallery, New York 2018 The Summer Exhibition, The Milinery Works, London Exposition de groupe, Galerie Lelia Mordoch, Paris FaceValue2, Jealous East, London 2017 What’s in Store?, Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Salford Eye Catcher: Robert Jacobsen & Op Art - Kinetic - Light, Kulturforum Würth Kolding, Kolding Original 45’s, 45 Park Lane, London Small is Beautiful, Flowers Gallery, London Botanic, The Millinery Works, London 2016 Landscapes Reconstructed, Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, Alberta Made in Britain, Galerie Boisserée, Cologne Op Art - Kinetic Art - Light, Kunsthalle Wurst, Germany 2015 Small is Beautiful, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London Art Miami, Miami Op Art - Kinetic Art - Light. Art from Josef Albers and Vaserely to Patrick Hughes, Würth Museum, Germany Visual Deception II: The Future, Nagoya City Art Museum, Nagoya The Stash Gallery, London The London Original Print Fair, Royal Academy of the Arts, London 2014 Visual Deception II: Into the Future, Touring exhibition, The Bunkamura Museum of Art, Tokyo; Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Kobe and Nagoya City Art Museum, Nagoya The Brain, Universeum, Göteberg Liverpool Love at Liverpool Contemporary, World Museum Liverpool The Artist’s Folio, Cartwright Hall, Bradford Museums & Galleries The London Original Print Fair, Royal Academy of the Arts, London 2013 The Brain, Vilvite, Bergen Three Surrealists, Flowers Gallery, Cork Street, London Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Competition & Exhibition, Kings Place Gallery, London 2012 Is It or Isn’t It? Contemporary Tromp L’oeil, Bernardussi Meisel Gallery, New York The Brain, Continium Museum, Kerkrade Small is Beautiful, Flowers
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