Art on a Postcard Mini Auction Curated by Jack Trodd

About 

“Paige Perkins paints nature red in tooth and claw, but it is human nature that she principally studies: humanity revealed through different (often animal) guises. There may be something nasty in the woodshed, but there’s worse out beyond the fence at the bottom of the garden, where the wild wood fronts up to supposed civilization. She investigates the treacherous edge of things, speculates on the smile that might be a snarl. In her imagery there is often propinquity that isn’t sexual; in fact, sexuality in its obvious modern mode has little place here. Passion is evident though, and a fluid sense of identity.” - Adam Lambirth, from the exhibition text of Paige’s solo exhibition at Arusha Gallery 

Education 

Perkins attended the Turps Banana Art School from 2014 to 2016 and holds an MFA from University of Brighton 2006. 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

Selected Solo Exhibitions 

2022 
A Quickening Spirit 
Arusha Gallery, London, UK 

2019 
Zebra Kitten 
LUVA Gallery, London, UK 

2011 
Diving into the Wreck 
Meter Room, Coventry, UK 

2010 
Swamp Salon 
Grey Area, Brighton, UK 

2008 
The Elect / Soft Restriction 
Grey Area, Brighton, UK 

Selected Group Exhibitions 

2022 

Drawing show, paint talk, London UK 

TOMORROW'S WOMAN, Natasha Arselan Gallery 

Once upon a Time, co-curated by Katie Heller and Flora Fairbairn, London, UK 

Chorus, Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, UK 

2021 

SAFE AS MILK, Arusha Gallery, London, UK 

This Year's Model '21 Part II, London, UK 

2020 

Art on a Postcard Winter Auction for Hepatitis C, London, UK 

Ancient Deities, Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, UK 

Artist in Residence, Zetter Hotel, London, UK 

Picture Palace, Transition Gallery, London, UK 

This Year’s Model ‘20, Studio 1.1 Gallery, London, UK 

2019 

GIFC & Velvet Ropes, House of Vans, London, UK 

Everything’s Wrong, Ain’t Nothing Right! Assembly Rooms, Leeds, UK 

Paracosmic Revue, (2 person show), Transition Gallery, London, UK 

Reverse/Re-purpose, Studio 1.1 Gallery, London, UK 

Gallery Representation 

Arusha 

You must not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, resell or exploit any works. In doing so, you endanger our relationships with artists, and directly jeopardise the charitable work we do.