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Artists CV
William Vinegrad. Born 1990. Beverley.
East Riding of Yorkshire. UK.
Qualifications:
2009 - 2013 BA Hons Fine Art Newcastle University.
2008 - 2009 Foundation Course, Hull School of Art and Design,
Foundation Diploma in Art.
Residencies:
Det Jyske Kunstakademi: The Jutland Art Academy. Denmark.
Selected Pubications:
2012: TSB Mandala Zine 2011:
Issue.1 The Strange Brew: Extra Sick Spesh.
2016: Something Entirely Different: Issue.2
2016: Down to the Ground: Hull City of Culture 2017.
2017: Meet the Artist: William Vinegrad: Hull City of Culture 2017.
Selected Exhibitions / Commissions / Performances.
2017:
January 2017: Exhibition: Mammal Jam Festival,
GROUND Gallery, Hull.
January 2017: The Ferens Open Exhibtion: Ferens Art Gallery,
Queen Victoria Square, Hull.
March 2017: Performance: Re-Rooted Festival,
Humber Street Gallery, Hull.
April 2017: Exhibition: An exhibition of photography,
performance and projections
by William Vinegrad, GROUND Gallery, Hull.
May – June 2017: Exhibition: William Vinegrad,
‘The Secret Life of Plants’
Queens House Showcase, Paragon Street, Hull.
June 2017: Artists Presentation:
Queens House Showcase, Paragon Street Hull.
June 2017: Performance: SKIN DEEP, Ferens Art Gallery,
Queen Victoria Square, Hull
July 2017: Performance: WORM Festivals avantgardistic state,
The Performance Bar, Humber Street Gallery, Hull.
August 2017: Exhibition: The Brain Jar, Old Town, Hull.
September 2017: Performance: MAD PRIDE Festival,
Pearson Park, Hull
Novermber 2017: Exhibition: PAVE, Princess Avenue, Hull.
November 2017: Performance: NOURISHMENT a remix,
a response to the output of
Jean Michel Basquait, Humber Street Gallery, Hull.
December 2017: Exhibition: Where do we go from here?
Trinity Market / Humber Street Gallery, Hull.
2016:
January 2016: Festival: Mammal Jam Festival,
exhibition GROUND Gallery Hull.
March 2016: Projection: An evening of acoustic
performance married with Art,
Spring Equinox, GROUND Gallery, Hull.
April 2016: Artists Presentation: Illuminate, POP Gallery, Hull.
June 2016: Festival: Gaskal Garden Project Murals,
VIRGO Festival, Dorset.
July 2016: Amy Johnson Festival, Moth Mural: Zebedee’s Yard, Hull.
August 2016: Mural: 2 Birds Mural,
Trinity Market, Old town Hull.
2014:
May 2014: Projection: The Strange Brew,
FRUIT, Humber Street, Hull.
2013:
February 2013: Exhibition: 'One Grey Pareidolia'
the Long Gallery, Newcastle University Quadrangle.
March 2013: Exhibition: ‘Unearthed’
Moorbank Botanical Gardens, Newcastle.
March 2013: Exhibition: HOLD TIGHT 'A Fraction of the Whole'
An Exhibition of work in progress by Rachael Kidd
and William Vinegrad, Eldon Gardens, Newcastle.
May 2013: Performance: Newcastle University, XL Gallery,
'The Secret Life of Plants Part 2'.
June 2013: Exhibition: Newcastle University
‘The London Show’ Embassy Tea Rooms, London.
December 2013: Exhibition: ORIGINAL BREW,
Christmas party, The Blue Lamp, Hull
December 2013: Exhibition: 'Question the Dawn'
Pride Suite Space, Newcastle.
2012:
July 2012: Exhibition: The Avenues Open Gardens.
An Exhibition of Work by William Vinegrad, Hull
October 2012: Exhibition: 'Raised Against the Sky for
Astonished Admiration'. Botanical Structures ,
An Exhibition of photography by William Vinegrad,
The Quadrangle, Newcastle University.
December 2012: Performance: BALTIC Gateshead,
Neil Bromwich and Zoe Walker. The Encampment of Eternal Hope'
The festival of the Apocalypse,
Performance piece.
'The Secret Life of Plants Part 1'.
December 2012: Performance: ‘INTERIM’
Commercial Union House D&B Studios. Newcastle.
December 2013: Exhibition: 'Original Rules' Union Mashup, Hull.
As part of the Original Brew Art Collective.
2011:
December 2011: Exhibition: The Wagon Project. 'A work in progress' The Long Gallery, Newcastle University Quadrangle.
Selected Screenings:
16.01.2012: Peter Tomkins and Christopher Bird 'The Secret Life of Plants'.
A fascinating account of the physical, emotional and spiritual relationship between plants and man
Workshops:
2017:
September 2017 – Present: Workshop Tutor, The Warren Youth Facility, Hull.
As a tutor at the Warren my responsibility is to host workshops that provide, qualification equivalents to individuals aged 16-25 who have dropped out of formal education. As part of this activity I am currently working with groups to create costume exploring
the role of gender and identity.
August 2017: The Warren Youth Facility ‘Mad Pride’ Hull.
Mad Pride is a project born out of Hull City of Cultures 2107 Creative Communities project. The project aims to challenge the tyranny of normality, and to celebrate diversity and difference. My role as part this activity was to produce and facilitate a series of workshop with 16-25 year olds to create costume around the festivals themes, to be worn as part of a parade held in Pearson Park Hull.
2016:
April 2016: The Mitchell Community Centre: ‘Untold Stories’ Hull.
April 2016: Spring Bank Community Centre: ‘Untold Stories’ Hull.
A project born out of funding secured from Central Library Hull, to run a series of 10 workshops with different community groups around the city. With a view to working with these groups to encourage them to create comic strips with their untold stories about their lives growing up in Hull. These comic were made into ‘Zines’ and some were blown up and displayed in an Exhibition held at the City Library. Those involved were able to learn how to produce and materialise a ‘zine’.
2015:
March 2015: Middleton Street Mural, Hull.
These sessions comprised of working with children from the area, to compose a community Mural that is now on permanent display in the park.
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Through extensive documentation via the photographic lens, William has revealed what he believes to be a cross section of personalities within his subject similar to that of the human, deciding his collected and photographed specimens have eyes, ears and mouths. The world he has unearthed is one that can only ever be seen by an appreciating eye or and intrigued mind; the kind of mind Williams work attempts to free.
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