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Martin Newth
 
Born: Manchester, UK. 1973 Lives and works in London

EDUCATION
1997-1999      Slade School of Art MFA Fine Art
               Media
1992-1996      Newcastle University BA Hons Fine
               Art. First Class.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2008           Ausblick, Axel Lapp Projects,
               Berlin
2007           Slow Burn Focal Point Galery,
               Southend
2006-2007      Solar Cinema Cannizaro Park, London
2005           Vanishing Point MAC Gallery,
               Birmingham
               Rush Hour BCA Gallery, Bedford
2002           Golden Years The Beacon Museum and
               Art Gallery, Whitehaven.
2001           After/glow The Gallery, The Arts
               Institute at Bournemouth

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2008           Menschen und Orte Kunstverein
               Konstanz, Constance, Germany
2005           Andmoreagain Open Eye Gallery,
               Liverpool
               Passing Through Ffotogallery,
               Cardiff. Martin Newth,
               Natalie Latham, Tim Macmillan
               Mostyn Open Oriel Mostyn Gallery,
               Llandudno
               Sequences Furniture Works, London
               Royal Pump Rooms, Leamington Spa
               Lighthouse Poole
               Q Arts, Derby
2004           Sequences Peterborough Digital Arts
               The Deceleration Project 27 Spital
               Square, London
2003           London Calling Con-temporary, Berlin,
               Germany.
               Wandle Arts Project South London –
               public art project funded by Sustrans
2002           Evidence Essor Gallery Project Space,
               London
               No Sleep 'til Hammersmith Central
               Space, London
               A Suitable Case Central Space, London
2001           Cultural Advancement The Century
               Gallery, London
               Twilight The Standpoint Gallery,
               London
2000           DIY 19 Glengall Road, London
1999           FLASH Arti et Industriea Gallery, The
               Hague, Holland
               MFA Degree Show The Slade School of
               Art, London
               Doing Time Crowbar, London
1998           London Artists Bookfair The Barbican,
               London
               Show Woburn Square Gallery, London
               Hotbed The A Gallery, London
1997           New Work The Fever Factory, Arnhem,
               Holland
1996           Friends From The North The Tannery,
               London
               
PUBLICATIONS
2008           Menschen und Orte, Exhibition
               Catalogue, Kunstverein Konstanz, 96pp
               The Green Box, text by Axel Lapp
2007           Martin Newth: Solar Cinema,
               Art Works in Wimbledon
               36pp with texts by Alison Green,
               Martin Holman and Paul Tebbs
               Slow Burn: Martin Newth exhibition
               catalogue, Focal Point Gallery
               12pp with essay 'Erasures in Time'
               by Roy Exley
2006-2007      lensrecap, Art Works in Wimbledon,
               five issues, project newsletter for
               Martin Newth: Solar Cinema
2005           Sequences 28pp Exhibition Catalogue,
               Paul St George, Giles Askam
2004           Source Issue 40, feature about
               8 Hours

AWARDS
2004           Photography Commission – BCA Gallery,
               Bedford
2001           Boise Scholarship – Travel Award for
               a research trip to the USA.
2000           ACAVA First Base studio residency
               award
1997           British Academy Professional and
               Vocational Award
1996           Northern Arts Artists Assistance
               Award.


Since 2005, Martin Newth has been subject leader in photography at Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London. Between 2001 and 2005 he organized 13 artists' projects at Central Space, London, and also co-organized the exhibtion The Deceleration Project at 27 Spital Square, London

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