Rebecca Nassauer
Rebecca Nassauer (1951-2010) was a British multimedia artist whose instinct for gathering and collecting was a necessity, not a strategy, making meaning by wrangling materials into figures that arrived, invariably, at expressions of humour and humanity. An artist and searcher since the early 1970s, Nassauer exhibited her last works at Josh Lilley, her son's gallery, as she confronted the body’s failures under illness, learning what it could still do and would always do. Josh Lilley represents the artist’s estate.
Solo Exhibitions
2010
Gifted, Josh Lilley, London
Safekeepers, Josh Lilley, London
2005
Rebecca Nassauer, Coningsby Gallery, London
2004
Woof, Corridor Gallery, London
2002
Voyage, Flowers East, London
1999–2002
Animal: Musée Bourdelle, Paris.
Discerning Eye, The Mall Gallery, London
1998
5 British Artists, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Rebecca Nassauer, Blue Annandale Gallery, Sydney
Installation for SESC Institute, Sao Paulo, Brazil
1997–2006
Annual exhibition, Chocolate Factory, London
1997
Discerning Eye, The Mall Gallery, London;
Animal Art, Marks & Spencer Head Office, London
1996
Soho House, Greek Street, London
1995
Rebecca Nassauer, October Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Willesden Library Centre, London
Rebecca Nassauer,Northbank Gallery, London
1994
Whitechapel Open, Atlantis Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, John Jones Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Stansbatch Gallery, Herefordshire,
Rebecca Nassauer, Whitechapel Open Studios, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Collyer & Bristow, Grays’ Inn, London
1993
Rebecca Nassauer, Slaughterhouse Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Whitechapel Open Studios, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Cable & Wireless HQ, Holborn, London
1992–1996
Rebecca Nassauer, Annually at Southgate Studio Show, London
1991
Rebecca Nassauer, England & Co. Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Tricycle Theatre Gallery, London
Rebecca Nassauer, Electrum Gallery, London
1990
Rebecca Nassauer, Omphalos Gallery, London
Group Exhibitions
2019
Stains on a Decade, Josh Lilley, London
2016
Water Biscuit, Josh Lilley, London
Press
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