TRICIA
WRIGHT |
TRICIA WRIGHT was born and raised in England, and moved from London to New York in 1999. She divides her time between two homes and two studios, in Brooklyn, NY and in upstate NY. Tricia’s work explores aspects of the Home and the domestic environment; she approaches her subject both from a feminist position and also from a broader, gender-neutral base, that explores our complex relationship to this enclosed world. Her work is in public, corporate, and private collections in the UK and US, including The Hove Museum of Art (UK), White & Case LLP, Alliance Bernstein, and the American Embassy. Tricia’s paintings have been featured in Modern Painters Magazine, Art News Magazine, and the New York Observer. Awards include the Royal Overseas League International Travel Scholarship, the NYFA MARK program, and a residency with scholarship from the Vermont Studio Center. She was educated in England where she received her BA (Fine Art (Hons)) at Camberwell School of Art, London, and her PG Dip. (History & Theory of Modern Art) at Chelsea School of Art, London. Tricia is also a published art writer. Her books include American Art & Artists (Harper Collins, 2007) published in association with the Smithsonian Institute. She is also contributing author, editor, and consultant to numerous publications including: The Story of Painting (Dorling Kindersley Ltd. 1995) published in association with the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Other publications include Eyewitness Art; Edouard Manet and Eyewitness Art; Francisco Goya (Dorling Kindersley Ltd. 1993) published in association with the National Gallery, London. EDUCATION
Chelsea School of Art, London (P.G. Dip. History and Theory of Modern Art) Camberwell School of Art, London (B.A. Hons. Fine Art) Hertfordshire College of Art and Design (Foundation) SOLO and TWO-PERSON EXHIBITIONS 2013 Mirror Stage Redux, Exhibit A, Corning NY 2010 Interior Perspectives, Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY The Home Show (solo) KMOCA, NY2010 The View From Inside (solo) Houghton Gallery, Corning, NY Interior Perspectives, Tria Gallery, Chelsea, NY The Home Show (solo) KMOCA, NY 2009 Double Duplex, HPGRP Gallery, Manhattan, NY True Value (solo) HPGRP Gallery, Manhattan, NY The Reflective Veil, Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn NY How To Live Elsewhere, Kenise Barnes Fine Art, NY 2004 Strange Life (solo) Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, NY. Tricia Wright (solo) Savage Art Resources, Portland, Oregon. Sense and Serendipity, The Lab Gallery, Manhattan, NY 2002 Tricia Wright; Recent Paintings (solo) Metaphor Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, NY. Tricia Wright; Recent Paintings (solo) Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art, Chelsea, NY. SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2016 SHE, ArtsW Gallery, White Plains NY 2015 Domesticity Revisited, Pen + Brush, New York NY Market Art + Design, presented by Exhibit A, Bridgehamton NY Photo 15, Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Larchmont NY 2014 Strut, Hudson River Museum, Yonkers NY 2013 Silhouette, curated by Bill Carroll, Elizabeth Foundation, NY Forward, Exhibit A Contemporary Art, Corning, NY Paper View, Kenise Barnes Fine Art, NY Materiality, Curated by Kenise Barnes, WCC Gallery, NY 2012 Legitimate Vagina, Miranda Arts Project Space, NY The Big Mix, Exhibit A, Corning NY Black & White Biennial, Exhibit A, Corning NY 2011 Gender Matters, Freedman Gallery, Albright College, PA 2010 AbstrACTION, WAC, New York Postmark, Columbia-Greene College, NY Black and White, Exhibit A, Corning NY 2009 “5” Paul William Beltz Gallery, New York Stayin’ Alive, Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. Bradley International, Bradley University, IL 2008 Local Growing Conditions, WAC, New York Melissa Morgan Fine Art Palm Desert, California 2007 Punchbowl, Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. Crazy Beautiful, Kenise Barnes Fine Art, New York. 2005 The Road So Far, Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. 2004 Color Theory Kenise Barnes Fine Art and Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center, NY Group Show at Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art, New York. Group Show at Margaret Thatcher Projects, New York. 2003 Remix (and) Mixed 2003, Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. 2002 Bold, Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art, New York. Director’s Choice, Kenise Barnes Fine Art, New York. Love Shack, Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. 2001 Art Transplant British Artists in New York, UK with NYA Arts Festival, British Embassy in New York. Color Aid Metaphor Contemporary Art, New York. Breaking the Rules, Katonah Museum of Art, New York. RESIDENCIES / AWARDS 2009 MTA Arts For Transit Short-listed for public work commission. NYFA MARK09 New York Foundation for the Arts Professional Program. Vermont Studio Center Awarded residency and scholarship. 2002 Westchester Biennial Director’s Choice Award. 1998 Royal Overseas League Annual Exhibition International Travel Scholarship. SELECTED PRESS 2009, Homebound Conjurations in the Work of Tricia Wright essay by Dominique Nahas 2008, Journal News Local Growing Conditions 2004, The NW Drizzle The Imports, solo exhibition review, Jeff Jahn 2004, New York Times Going for the Bold 2003, Art News Magazine, Driven to Abstraction, Amei Wallach 2002, The New York Observer, Exquisite Puddles, solo exhibition review, Mario Naves 2002, Some Like It Cool Essay by Lilly Wei 2001, Modern Painters Magazine, Abstraction and Nature, Lance Esplund 2001, Art Transplant, British Artists in New York catalog essay, Irving Sandler 1999, New York Times, exhibition review, Bill Zimmer 1998, Meditations on Silence A Way Through, Wendy Beckett, Dorling Kindersley Publishing Ltd. 1994, The Critic’s Choice New British Art, Wendy Beckett, Christies Contemporary Art Exhibition Catalog 1993, Finding the Narrow Way solo exhibition catalog essays, Blair French 1993, Tricia Wright catalog essays, Wendy Beckett 1993, The Guardian National Newspaper (UK) Solo exhibition review 1993 City Life Magazine, solo exhibition review, Sue Platt, UK 1993 The Catalogue of British Art Today, essay, Wendy Beckett SELECTED LECTURES and PANELS 2012, Pussy Talk, Miranda Arts Project Space, NY 2010, Artist’s Talk Trinity College, Hartford, CT 2009, NYFA MARK Artist’s Talk Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, New York 2009, NYFA MARK Artist’s Talk Rosendale, New York 2009, WSW Slide Slam; Artist’s Talk Rosendale, New York. 2009, Women and the Creative Process; Panel Discussion River Arts Council, NY 2008, Artist’s Talk, College of New Rochelle, New York 2008, Local Growing Conditions; Panel Discussion WAC, New York 2004, Color Theory; Artist’s Talk Schweinfurth Art Center, New York 2004, “7” Panel Discussion ROCA, New York 2001, The Size Show Panel Discussion, WestArts, New York SELECTED COLLECTIONS United States Embassy Hove Museum of Art, 20th-century British Art Collection, UK University of Wales, UK Kent County Council Contemporary Art Collection, UK Maidestone County Council Contemporary Art Collection, UK Alliance Bernstein White & Case LLP Metromedia International Group, Inc. |