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Nigel Cooke

1/10 - Sunset Bathers, 2018. oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm × 220 cm × 5 cm (90-9/16" × 86-5/8" × 1-15/16").

1/10 - Sunset Bathers, 2018. oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm × 220 cm × 5 cm (90-9/16" × 86-5/8" × 1-15/16").

2/10 - Artist's Garden 2, 2018. oil on linen, 220 cm × 205 cm × 5 cm (86-5/8" × 80-11/16" × 1-15/16").

2/10 - Artist's Garden 2, 2018. oil on linen, 220 cm × 205 cm × 5 cm (86-5/8" × 80-11/16" × 1-15/16").

3/10 - Deer in Fall, 2018. oil on linen, 232 cm × 180 cm × 5 cm (91-5/16" × 70-7/8" × 1-15/16").

3/10 - Deer in Fall, 2018. oil on linen, 232 cm × 180 cm × 5 cm (91-5/16" × 70-7/8" × 1-15/16").

4/10 - Painter's Beach Club, 2018. oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm × 210 cm × 5 cm (90-9/16" × 82-11/16" × 1-15/16"),.

4/10 - Painter's Beach Club, 2018. oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm × 210 cm × 5 cm (90-9/16" × 82-11/16" × 1-15/16"),.

5/10 - Silva Morosa, 2002-03. Oil on canvas, 183 cm x 244 cm (72-1/16" x 96-1/16").

5/10 - Silva Morosa, 2002-03. Oil on canvas, 183 cm x 244 cm (72-1/16" x 96-1/16").

6/10 - Morning Is Broken, 2005. Oil on canvas, 220 cm x 370 cm (86-5/8" x 145-11/16").

6/10 - Morning Is Broken, 2005. Oil on canvas, 220 cm x 370 cm (86-5/8" x 145-11/16").

7/10 - Thinking About Evil, 2015. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 48 cm x 48 cm (18-7/8" x 18-7/8").

7/10 - Thinking About Evil, 2015. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 48 cm x 48 cm (18-7/8" x 18-7/8").

8/10 - Smoking Lovers, 2016. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm x 220 cm (90-9/16" x 86-5/8").

8/10 - Smoking Lovers, 2016. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm x 220 cm (90-9/16" x 86-5/8").

9/10 - Embers, 2016. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm x 220 cm (90-9/16" x 86-5/8").

9/10 - Embers, 2016. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 230 cm x 220 cm (90-9/16" x 86-5/8").

10/10 - Reader, 2015. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 20 cm x 17.9 cm (7-7/8" x 7-1/16").

10/10 - Reader, 2015. Oil on linen backed with sailcloth, 20 cm x 17.9 cm (7-7/8" x 7-1/16").

Nigel Cooke (b. 1973, Manchester, U.K.) is known for his unique and complex paintings which thematically explore the meeting point between creative labour, individual consciousness, art history, consumer culture and the natural world.

Institutional exhibitions include The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Ireland; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX; South London Gallery, London, England; Art Now, Tate Britain, London.

Cooke's paintings are held in major international collections, including Tate, London; British Council, London; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Dallas Museum of Art; Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane; and Moderna Museet, Stockholm.

Nigel Cooke

Nigel Cooke

Nigel Cooke (b. 1973, Manchester, U.K.) is known for his unique and complex paintings which thematically explore the meeting point between creative labour, individual consciousness, art history, consumer culture and the natural world.

Institutional exhibitions include The Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin, Ireland; Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden; Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX; South London Gallery, London, England; Art Now, Tate Britain, London.

Cooke's paintings are held in major international collections, including Tate, London; British Council, London; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; UCLA Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Dallas Museum of Art; Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane; and Moderna Museet, Stockholm.

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Pace announces the representation of Nigel Cooke

We're delighted to announce that Nigel Cooke is now represented by Pace New York and London. Pace will present an exhibition of new works by Nigel Cooke in September 2015 in New York.

Pace artists featured in Viennese exhibition of the Anne & Wolfgang Titze Collection

Pace London is pleased to announce that 'Love Story-Sammlung Anna & Wolfgang Titze' at the Belvedere Museums (21er Haus and Winter Palace) Vienna, features numerous works by the gallery's artists. Kevin Francis Gray’s sculpture, India Standing, is featured as well as works by Nigel Cooke, Adrian Ghenie, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mangold, Agnes Martin, Adam Pendleton and Robert Ryman. The exhibition opened on the 15th June and will run until the 5th October 2014. The Winter

Exhibitions

Past

Nigel Cooke

Nov 23, 2018 – Jan 04, 2019

12/F, H Queen's, 80 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong

Past

Nigel Cooke

Roman Willow

Sep 20, 2016 – Oct 22, 2016

6 Burlington Gardens, London W1S 3ET

Past

Nigel Cooke

Nigel Cooke: Black Mimosa

Sep 18, 2015 – Oct 24, 2015

510 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001

Catalogues

NIGEL COOKE: ROMAN WILLOW

Andrew Hibbard

2016. Pace London. Paperback

44 pages: 15 color illustrations; 11 x 9 inches

9781909406216

NIGEL COOKE: BLACK MIMOSA

Martin Herbert

2015. Pace Gallery. Paperback

9781909406179