Alexander James
Alexander James is a British born multimedia artist. His practice spans diverse media, including painting, sculpture, video and installation. Alexander James graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Camberwell College of Arts in London where he studied illustration from 2012 to 2015. He has exhibited his works in London, Berlin, Paris and New York.
" Alexander James' art is inspired by his teenage punk hair and other memories." Dazed Digital
"Best new exhibition in London." London Evening Standard
Education
2012 - 2015
Camberwell College of Arts, Illustration, London, UK.
2011-2012
Leeds College of Art, Art Foundation Course, Yorkshire, UK.
Solo Shows
2021
Keep It In The Family, THEFOURTH, Cape Town
2020
Dancing on Lava In A Moment of Decadence
Roman Road, London
2020
Upcoming: February 8th - March 8th
Look What The Cat Dragged In, Roman Road, London
2019
Sharper Than Razor Blades, Working Projects, London, UK.
2018
A Kid Who Walked the Plank, Working Projects, London, UK.
2018
Hybolised Tropic, sponsored by Outset Art Foundation, 39 Baker Street, London, UK.
2018
The District, Carousel Gallery, 35 Baker St, London, UK.
2017
OHM - Köpenicker Str. 70, Berlin, Germany.
Group Shows
2022
Analogous, Daniel Benjamin Gallery, duo show, London, UK
2022
On The Outside Looking In, Room 57 Gallery, New York
2022
Grand Opening, Super Zoom, Paris, France
2022
Love Is The Devil, Marlborough Gallery, London, UK.
2020
BFAMI, Christies, London, UK .
2020
STP: Group Show 2 (online)
2020
BFC & Alexander James present: One More Slope, Elms Painting Rooms, London, UK.
2019
Winter Show, Harlesden High Street Gallery, London, UK.
2019
Deccan Traps, Aindrea Contemporary, London, UK. (Two Person Show)
2019
Art Without Boarders, Zilliard Art, Herrick Gallery, London, UK.
2019
Please Queue Here, Tactile Amnesia, 15 Bateman St, London, UK.
2018
Inhabiting the Dome, Working Projects, Whiteleys, London, UK.
2018
Hyperbolised Tropic, sponsored by Outset Art Foundation, 39 Baker
Street, London, UK.
2018
BFAMI, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London, UK.
2018
I, Science, curated by Natasha Gertler, The Blyth Gallery at Imperial College London, UK.
2017
Through The Sand, Into The Dirt, Curated & exhibited, Fortyseven gallery, 47 Denmark Hill, London, UK.
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