PATRICIO BOSICH

Pato Bosich is a London-based contemporary artist. He graduated from Camberwell School of Art in 2004 and has exhibited in London, Europe, Latin America, and the United States, including at the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm; the Ateneum Art Museum in Finland; the Courtauld Institute and London University in London; the MSSA and MAM museums in Chile; Porter Contemporary in New York; Jano Arts and Fundació Catalunya Amèrica in Barcelona; and Sberbank University in Moscow. Solo shows include Antiquity at the University of London’s Senate House (ILAS), 2018; Pato Bosich at Sberbank University, Moscow, 2017; Pato Bosich at the Embassy of Chile, Moscow, 2016; Netherworld at Pasaje 865, Buenos Aires, 2015; Transcripts at 99 Mount Street Gallery, London, 2013; Unknown Pleasures at 99 Mount Street Gallery, London, 2012; Fragmentación y Displacement at Fundació Catalunya-Amèrica, Sant Jeroni de la Murtra, Barcelona, 2008; 20 años MAM at MAM Chiloé, Museum of Modern Art, Chiloé, Chile, 2007–08; and Works on Paper at The Stables Gallery, London. Group shows include Iconic Works at Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, and the Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki, 2020; London: Marie Von Papen, Windsor, UK, 2018; Conscientia: Latin American Consciousness at the Lloyds Club, London, 2014; Feather in Room 66 at Coya Members Lounge, London, 2014; and a performative event collateral to the Venice Biennale, curated by James Putnam and the Gervasuti Foundation, Venice.

PHILLIP REEVES

Working primarily as a painter, Phillip Reeves is a graduate of Goldsmiths, MFA Fine Art (2018), and is currently based in London, where he participates in the Turps Studio Programme for painters. Before that, Reeves participated in the student-directed alternative MA course School of the Damned (2016), producing predominantly film and performance.

Reeves’ solo exhibitions include “Get Up” at Contre-Bande, Marseille (2020), and “Sausage Pile Up” at Vesterbro Showrooms, Copenhagen (2017), which later toured to Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich (2019), and Exposed Art Projects, London (2019). Awards include a shortlist for The Jackson’s Painting Prize (2021); Winner of The Jealous Art Prize (2019); nomination for The Graduate Art Prize (2018); Winner of The Wytham Hall Painting Prize (2018); a shortlist for The Denton’s Art Prize (2017); and the Husk Studio residency in London (2019). Other awards include the Artist Scholarship from the Canton of Geneva (2014) and The Elizabeth V. Sullivan Scholarship from The Art Students League of New York (2012). Reeves’ work is held in private collections and public institutions, including the Victoria and Albert Museum.