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SELECTED EXHIBITIONS AND SCREENINGS
2007
Solo presentation of video and film works, Lodz Arts Center, Lodz, Poland.
Video installation in RE: [Video Positive], FACT Gallery, Liverpool.
Video and film works in A History of Artists' Film and Video in Britain,
BFI Southbank, London.
2006
First Generation: Art and the Moving Image 1963-1986, Museo Nacional Centro
de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid (2006-2007).
Test Transmissions: Video Art and Television, Centre for Contemporary
Arts, Glasgow.
REWIND launch exhibition, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee.
Exploding Television, 35th International Film Festival, Rotterdam.
The Discovery of the Electronic Body: Art and video in the 1970s, Galleria
Civica d'Arte Contemporanea, Turin.
Analogue: Pioneering Artists' Video from the UK, Canada and Poland (1968–88),
Tate Britain Gallery London, and touring internationally until 2008.
2005
Video Art: From the Margins to the Mainstream, symposium, Tate Britain,
London.
Variety, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill.
2004
United Professors: David Hall, Wojciech Bruszewski, Wolf Kahlen and Ladislav
Galeta, film and video presentations at Galeria Wschodnia and Academy
of Economics and Humanities, Lodz, Poland, and Nicolas Copernicus University,
Torun, Poland.
2003
Solo presentation of videotapes and films, Tate Britain Gallery, London.
Early British Video Works, Tate Britain Gallery, London.
A Century of Artists' Film in Britain, Tate Britain Gallery, London.
Nothing Special: Artists' Video, Media and Reality, FACT, Liverpool.
2002
Shoot Shoot Shoot, Tate Modern Gallery, London and international tour.
2001
Live in Your Head: Concept and Experiment in Britain, 1965-75, Chiado
Museum, Lisbon.
2000
Live in Your Head: Concept and Experiment in Britain, 1965-75, Whitechapel
Art Gallery, London.
Videotapes at Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.
Videotapes in Canada/UK Video Exchange, Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg,
Ontario and Buffalo, USA.
1999
Video/TV works in Against the Mainstream: Artists' films from the '20s
to the '90s, National Film Theatre, London.
1998
Panelist and personal presentation of work in Dialogues with the Machine
symposium, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1997
Diverse Practices, screenings of videotapes, Institute of Contemporary
Arts, London.
Films and videotapes in 60;70;80;90, Showroom Gallery, London.
Retrospective of single-screen films, videotapes and TV works, Lux Centre,
London.
Videotapes cablecast from Utrecht.
1993
Signes des Temps, installations, Centre d'Art Contemporain, La Ferme du
Buisson, Paris.
Five TV Interruptions 1993: reacTV, contexTV, exiTV, withouTV, and ecstaseeTV
commissioned and broadcast internationally by MTV Networks throughout
1994.
1992
TV Interruptions (1971) purchased and broadcast by Canal+ TV, France.
Solo videotape retrospective, ELAC, Lyon, France.
Solo film and videotape retrospective, New Visions Festival, Glasgow Film
Theatre.
1991
Solo video retrospective, Vidéo Art Plastique festival, Herouville-Saint
Clair, Caen, France.
1990
A Situation Envisaged: The Rite II (Cultural Eclipse), installation in
Signs of the Times: A Decade of Video, Film and Slide-tape Installations,
Museum of Modern Art, Oxford.
Stooky Bill TV, videotape commission for 19:4:90 Television Interventions,
broadcast by Channel 4 TV followed by exhibitions at the Third Eye Centre,
Glasgow and Ikon, Birmingham.
Four TV Interruptions (1971) broadcast by Channel 4 TV.
1989
A Situation Envisaged: The Rite II (Cultural Eclipse), installation commissioned
for Video Positive 89, Tate Gallery, Liverpool.
Revision, videotapes at the Tate Gallery, London.
Videoculture2, videotapes at the Institut Francais de Naples.
1988
Total Dissent, films at the Tate Gallery, London.
1987
The Elusive Sign, British Avant-Garde Film and Video (1977-1987), Tate
Gallery London and Arts Council/British Council international tour.
Videotapes broadcast, WGBH/Channel 2, Boston, USA.
Videotapes broadcast, Finnish Television.
1986
Channel 6 exhibition, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1985
Videotapes screened by Channel 4 TV.
1984
Channel 5 exhibition, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1983
Video Art: A History, documentation show, Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Personal tour, exhibitions and screenings in the USA.
Installations, AIR Gallery, London.
1980
Solo videotape retrospective, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
Solo videotape show and lectures, Photographers' Union, Warsaw.
A Situation Envisaged: The Rite, installation (solo exhibition), South
Hill Park Arts, Bracknell.
1979
Video: The First Decade, Museum of Folklore, Rome.
Videotapes by British Artists, the Kitchen, New York.
Personal tour, exhibitions and screenings in Canada.
1978
The Situation Envisaged installation, plus videotapes, in Video Art 78,
Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, Coventry.
Perspectives on British Avant-Garde Film, British Council tour of Britain,
Australia and Europe including the Pompidou Centre, Paris.
London Video Arts opening exhibition, AIR Gallery, London.
1977
Videotapes in Documenta 6, Kassel, Germany.
Perspectives on British Avant-Garde Film, Hayward Gallery, London.
Film en Video Manifestatie, Bonnefantenmuseum, Maastricht.
British Film and Video, Cavallino Gallery, Venice.
British Film and Video, Bon a Tirer Gallery, Milan.
1976
This is a Television Receiver, videotape featuring newsreader Richard
Baker, commissioned and broadcast on BBC Television's Arena video art
special, presented by David Hall.
Vidicon Inscriptions, installation in the Video Show, Tate Gallery, London.
Installation and tapes in Video: Towards Defining an Aesthetic, Third
Eye Centre, Glasgow.
International video exhibition, Amerika Haus, Berlin.
International video exhibition, International Cultural Centre, Antwerp.
1975
Co-organiser of the Arts Council's The Video Show (first major international
video exhibition in Britain); showed installations Progressive Recession
(1974), 101 TV Sets, and videotapes, Serpentine Gallery, London.
First Festival of Independent British Cinema, Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol.
1974
Solo film show, Tate Gallery, London.
Solo film show, Millennium Cinema, New York.
Videotapes and films in the 5th Experimental Film Festival, Knokke-Heist,
Belgium.
1973
Solo film show, National Film Theatre, London.
Video installation/performance in Open Circuit, Scottish Arts Council
Gallery, Edinburgh.
1972
60 TV Sets, multi-channel live broadcast television installation/ performance
with Tony Sinden, at A Survey of the Avant-Garde in Britain, Gallery House,
London.
Solo film show, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1971
TV Interruptions, ten works commissioned by the Scottish Arts Council
and broadcast by Scottish Television, unannounced and uncredited (seven
later preserved as 7 TV Pieces).
Inno 70, Artist Placement Group exhibition, Hayward Gallery, London.
Prospect 71: Projection, Kunsthalle, Dusseldorf.
1970
Displacement (Removal Piece), sanded floor in British Sculpture Out of
the Sixties, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
Contemporary British Art, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
Drawings and Projects by 16 British Artists, C.A.Y.C, Buenos Aires.
1969
Plans and Projects as Art, Kunsthalles Bern, Munich and Hamburg.
(First artist's experimental film funded by the Arts Council of Great
Britain - Vertical, 16mm).
1968
Solo exhibition, Royal Institute Galleries, London.
Younger Generation - Great Britain, Akademie der Kunst, Berlin.
Contemporary British Sculpture, Coventry Cathedral.
City of London Festival.
(First film - Motion Parallax, 16mm, twin screen).
1967
Solo prize-winner's exhibition, V Biennale de Paris, Musée d'Art
Moderne, Paris.
8 Young British Sculptors, Kunsthalles Bern, Dusseldorf and Stedelijk
Museum, Amsterdam.
(Photo-pieces, films and video works from 1967 on).
1966
Primary Structures: Younger American and British Sculptors, Jewish Museum,
New York.
Solo exhibition, Richard Feigen Gallery, New York.
Sonsbeek '66, international sculpture exhibition, Arnheim.
Sculpture in the Open Air, Battersea Park, London.
White on White, Kunsthalle, Bern.
Contemporary Sculpture, Arts Council tour.
1965
1st prize (Prix des Jeunes Artistes), and group prize (Prix de la Ville
de Paris), IV Biennale de Paris, Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris.
Towards Art II, Arts Council Gallery and tour.
1964
Kasmin Prize, Young Contemporaries, London.
Four Young Artists, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London.
1963
Critic's Choice: One Year of British Art 1962, Tooth Gallery, London (selector
Edward Lucie-Smith).
1962
Towards Art, Royal College of Art Galleries, London.
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