James Lieutenant is delighted to be presenting his third solo exhibition with Jennings Kerr in Robertson (Southern Highlands, NSW Australia). The exhibition is open Aug 23 - Sept 22, 2024.
Further information can be found on the Jennings Kerr website.
James Lieutenant making artworks for ‘Mirror’ exhibition. These paintings include screen printed elements, created by hand by the artist at Megalo Print Studio, and open access print studio in Canberra.
Colour of Puddles features works by Boni Cairncross, James Lieutenant and Kate Vassallo. Further information can be found here. The exhibition continues at Woollahra Gallery until 20 Feb 2022.
Artworks by James Lieutenant (left) and Boni Cairncross (right) installed at Woollahra Gallery. Photographed by Document Photography.
James is delighted to now be represented by Jennings Kerr. He is looking forward to presenting his first solo show with the gallery later in 2022. Please contact the gallery for available works or further information.
Summer Veil, 2020, acrylic on canvas, 46 x 35 cm, in the collection of Goulburn Regional Gallery
James is delighted to be launching We Lack Gravity.
This new body of work is being exhibited as an online viewing room, independently presented by the artist.
This Sunday 2 August 3-4pm, James Lieutenant will be in conversation with Michael Fitzgerald (Editor, Art Monthly Australasia). James and Michael will discuss James’s solo exhibition Give up the ghost.
Limited numbers; bookings at this link.
James Lieutenant at opening of Give up the ghost - photo by Felipe Olivares
Solo exhibition ‘Give up the ghost’ is open at Galerie pompom until 16 August.
Installation view of Give up the ghost
The exhibition consists of 27 artworks, made of acrylic paint applied in various ways to canvas and board. David Greenhalgh (a remix video artist who, for his primary income, works as an archivist/curator type at the National Gallery of Australia) has written a short essay to accompany the exhibition.
“James Lieutenant is an artist who creates work with an interrupted signal. In creating this new series of screen-printed works on canvas, he decided to adopt a new philosophy and process in order to create visually arresting and uncomfortable work. Lieutenant calls this the agitated surface.”
Email Galerie pompom for further details.
Solo exhibition ‘Give up the ghost’ was set to open in April at Galerie pompom (Sydney). This has now been delayed until July, further details to come.
Rival
James Lieutenant, Rival (2020), acrylic on canvas, 45 x 30 cm
James Lieutenant - Faces and Waves (2019)
James has been included in ‘Mark Making’ at M16 Artspace (Canberra). Curated by Jas Hugonnet, the exhibition runs until Sunday 15 March.