Gabriele Beveridge

Gabriele Beveridge

Biography

Gabriele Beveridge’s sculptural and conceptual practice combines materials as diverse as hand-blown glass, photo chemicals, and faded advertisements found in salon windows. Her assemblages put display on display, often spotlighting the modular displays that populate commercial spaces, combining them with slumped hand-blown glass forms that harness the material’s beauty, strangeness, and ubiquity. Her sculptures, imagery, installations, and imagery mimic the body and the way it’s displayed in a vastly expanding search, where biology evolves alongside the natural and non-natural, the organic and inorganic. Engaged through a dialogue that is as poetic as it is provocative, Beveridge absorbs and translates the urban environment in which she moves, interrogating the materials that define its contours.

Gabriele Beveridge is a British artist based in London, United Kingdom, who completed her MFA at the Slade School of Fine Art (London). Solo exhibitions have been presented at the Kai Art Center (Tallinn), La Salle de Bains (Lyon), Arnhem Museum of Modern Art (Netherlands), and Zabludowicz Collection (London). Notable group exhibitions have been staged at Glasgow International, Hayward Touring (UK), Whitechapel Gallery (London), Bradley Ertaskiran (Montreal), Yancey Richardson Gallery (New York), Klemm’s (Berlin), Keteleer Gallery (Antwerp), and Cosar (Düsseldorf). Beveridge’s works are held in public collections worldwide, including the Museum Ludwig (Cologne), the Museum Kunstpalast (Düsseldorf), the Saatchi Collection (London), the Gagosian Collection, and the Zabludowicz Collection (London), among others.

Born 1985, in Hong Kong

Lives and works in London, UK