HOGCHESTER ARTS

Paul Kindersley is a London based artist and filmmaker working across drawing, performance, film, ceramics and storytelling. His work has been exhibited widely including at Middelheim Museum, Antwerp; Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge; MACVAL Paris; Charleston House, Firle and The Hayward Gallery, London.

 

He is also a visiting lecturer and drawing tutor at University of the Arts London. Born in 1985 in Cambridge, UK. Graduated 2004 Art Foundation at Cambridge Regional College before studying Fine Art, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London 

 

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Selected Solo Exhibitions

Speak Your Story Into Life, Gasleak Mountain, Nottingham, (2022)

Meander, 34 Bourdon Street, London (2021)

Ship of Fools, SKIP Gallery in Selfridges, London (2019)

Narrator, Relator & Stimulator, Belmacz, London (2017)

#TheBritishAreCumming, Kunstschlager, Reykjavik (2014)

#ExtremeDream Makeover, performance at Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham (2014)

She wanted his soul, but he could only give her his blood, Transition Gallery, London (2009)

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Selected Group Exhibitions

The Wicker Arms, Staffordshire Street (2025)

Blusher, Leicester Gallery, De Montfort University (2025)

COME CLOSER, Middelheim Museum, Antwerp (2024)

AS SELF AS SELF AS, Asylum Studios (2024)

Contested Bodies, Leeds University Library Museum (2023)

Pour vous séduire, La Crypte d'Orsay (2022)

After Hours: To Be Human, The Courtauld, London, (2022)

Don't Let The Bastards Grind You Down, Glasgow International (2021)

BUMS, Dia Horia, Mykonos (2021)

Queer as Folklore, Gallery 46, London (2021)

Abbieannian Novlangue, Galerie Sultana, Paris (2020)

Schöne Scherben - Die Kunst der Reparatur, Lanserhauss, Eppan (2020)

The Cambridge Show, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge (2019)

Henry Darger Summer Camp, Extramentale, Arles (2019)

Lignes de vies – une exposition de légendes, MACVAL, Paris (2019)

Orlando... at the present time, The Wolfson Gallery, Charleston House, Lewes (2018)

DRAG, Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London (2018)

In some far off place many light years in space I’ll wait for you, Cubitt, London (2018)