Marc Quinn announces a major public artwork in aid of refugees Follow now on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and at www.bloodcube.org Read feature article by The Guardian Opening in late 2019 on the...
View full details >In March 2017 Sir John Soane’s Museum will debut Quinn’s ‘All About Love’ sculptures in an exhibition entitled ‘Drawn from Life’. The twelve sculptures portray Quinn and his muse embracing one another and are life-size casts...
View full details >Four monumental sculptures by Marc Quinn will be presented in Somerset House’s historic Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court this September and October. Forming two bodies of work entitled Frozen Wave and Broken Sublime (2015), the...
View full details >White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Marc Quinn. This exhibition, Quinn’s first at White Cube London since 2010, includes two new bodies of work and is the culmination of...
View full details >This exhibition marks Quinn’s first solo show in Berlin and brings together tapestries, sculpture and new paintings. Each body of work is concerned with conflict and its representation in the mass media, questioning the way imagery has the...
View full details >This exhibition at CAC Málaga includes a selection of new and recent works that continue Quinn's investigation into some of the key concerns of our age. The exhibition will centre around a new body of...
View full details >‘The Sleep of Reason’ brings together more than 30 works Marc Quinn has produced since 2000. Presenting the wide range of media and materials used by Quinn, the exhibition features a number of his seminal...
View full details >White Cube Hong Kong present an exhibition by Marc Quinn in which he explores how desire shapes our universe and affects man's relationship with nature. Investigating the boundaries between art, nature and the 'man-made', Quinn...
View full details >A major solo exhibition opened at Fondazione Giorgio Cini, on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice on 29 May 2013. Entitled 'Marc Quinn' and curated by Germano Celant, this anthology was one of the...
View full details >‘All the Time in the World’ presents four new large-scale bronze sculptures and one oil-on-canvas work. Part of Quinn’s 'The Archaeology of Art' series, the sculptures take the form of finely detailed seashells that highlight...
View full details >"The Big Wheel Keeps on Turning’ is the story of the planet and everything that lives on it. It is our lives in time. Like the spiral of a shell, the world is in constant...
View full details >‘The Littoral Zone’ exhibition includes sculptures, paintings and installations by the artist which will be shown throughout the museum, alongside its collection of marine specimens and underwater fauna, setting up a fascinating dialogue between art...
View full details >For this exhibition, Marc Quinn has created his first outsize, 3m-high realistic shell, as well as several smaller works on the same subject, all of them bronzes. The pale, shimmering patination of the bronze and...
View full details >Marc Quinn’s first solo show in Denmark, 'All of Nature Flows Through Us' presents large-scale sculptures and paintings from the period 2000 to 2011. In this show Quinn uses a startling array of materials, ranging from...
View full details >The Kistefos Museum is proud to present the first solo exhibition in Scandinavia of the work of British artist Marc Quinn. ‘All of Nature Flows Through Us’ reflects the artist’s further investigation into themes of...
View full details >White Cube Hoxton Square presents a new body of work by British artist Marc Quinn. Entitled 'Allanah, Buck, Catman, Chelsea, Michael, Pamela and Thomas', the exhibition brings together new sculptures executed in marble, bronze and...
View full details >An exhibition of new paintings by Marc Quinn shows round canvases each depicting in gigantic scale the iris of a human eye – turbulently streaked and spotted, suffused with bright colours, and highly individual. Although...
View full details >The Goss-Michael Foundation has partnered with The Rachofsky Collection, one of the world’s foremost private collections, to produce an exceptional survey of Marc Quinn’s sculptural works throughout the last decade. The exhibition brings together...
View full details >For the first time all of Marc Quinn's ‘blood head’ self-portraits will be exhibited together. Each portrait is a documentation of the artist’s head, as it ages every five years, and so represents a portrait...
View full details >This exhibition is a presention of the series of unique bronze sculptures entitled 'Carbon Cycles'. The subjects of the series are self-portrait casts and skulls surrounded with various fruits and blossoms. “Our time isn’t the...
View full details >This exhibition comprises a substantial body of new works, shown publicly for the first time. What unites the works in the exhibition is that they all deal with notions of abstractions, in the sense that...
View full details >Marc Quinn presents a comprehensive selection of works in an exhibition in Verona that gives the city a prestigious international importance. In the mythological home of Juliet Capulet, his famous works will be displayed alongside...
View full details >Quinn is interested in how different works communicate with each other. He often juxtaposes his work with others but says that not all the works on show in this exhibition are necessarily inspired by the...
View full details >This exhibition presents 20 of Quinn’s works including new paintings and bronze sculptures. The large-scale sculptures using different materials and powerfully coloured paintings of hyper-realistic manner insist dualism between visuality and materiality. There are three main...
View full details >White Cube Mason’s Yard present ‘Evolution’, a major new installation featuring a series of nine monumental sculptures, in fleshy pink marble, that represent the growth of the human embryo and foetus during its gestation. Quinn...
View full details >Gathering over forty recent works, DHC/ART’s inaugural exhibition by conceptual artist Marc Quinn is the largest ever mounted in North America and the artist’s first solo show in Canada. Quinn is a central figure within...
View full details >Quinn's ‘Totem’ was inspired by the mysterious Moai (statues) of Easter Island and the Sphinx in Gizah. The production process for the sculpture involved water-jet cutting the head in slices of expanded polystyrene using digital scan...
View full details >''In a world without Gods and Goddesses, celebrity has replaced divinity. Do we create images or do images form us? What is interesting to me about Kate Moss is that she is someone whose image...
View full details >A major solo exhibition of Marc Quinn's work to date curated by Danilo Ecchera and Achille Bonito Oliva. The art of Marc Quinn shows that language is not an instrument of representation, but is representation itself....
View full details >This is the first large-scale museum exhibition of the work of Marc Quinn in the Netherlands. The exhibition will display a selection of new and recent work such as ‘The Complete Marbles’, ‘The Big Bang’,...
View full details >‘Alison Lapper Pregnant’ is a portrait of disabled artist Alison Lapper when she was eight months pregnant. It has been carved from white marble, weighs 13 tonnes and stands 3.55 metres high. Ken Livingstone, Mayor of...
View full details >Quinn presents a body of work at White Cube, Hoxton Square exploring our distanced relationship with our physical selves through the culturally constructed notion of the 'natural' and its hold on the contemporary psyche. ‘Chemical Life...
View full details >‘Marc Quinn: Flesh’ presents 14 new sculptures cast from the meat of various animals. In this new medium, Quinn's recurring themes of life and death, heroism and suffering and Man's physical and psychological boundaries persist...
View full details >Quinn's recurring themes - of life and death, heroism and suffering and man's physical and psychological boundaries - persist to powerful effect. Moulded from cuts of meat and cast in bronze and black patina, the...
View full details >With these marbles Quinn has taken an inert material, laden with tradition and used it to represent vibrantly living real people. They appear to be fragments, but are in fact portraits of whole people. By...
View full details >Marc Quinn's use of the awesome Camell Laird Shipyard across the Mersey in Birkenhead as a site for his latest work seems typical of the Biennial's regeneration of urban spaces through art and culture. His projection...
View full details >Marc Quinn first gained recognition in 1991 for his sculpture ‘Self’, a life-size cast of his head made from his own frozen blood. His work takes a wide range of forms including painting, drawing, photography...
View full details >'A Genomic Portrait: Sir John Sulston’ by Marc Quinn is the result of a remarkable collaboration between the artist and the sitter, scientist Sir John Sulston in which Sulston contributed a sample of his DNA...
View full details >The works Quinn displays as part of his Still Life exhibition at White Cube, Hoxton Square, show a preoccupation with the mutable physical states of the human body: the spiritual and the physical, the inner...
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Marc Quinn’s solo show at Fondazione Prada includes three works displayed for the first time: the sculptures ‘Continuous Present’ (2000), a kind of time machine consisting of a reflecting stainless steel cylinder, round which revolves...
View full details >The theme of this exhibition is the metamorphosis of one's own body as a metaphor for the balancing act between life and death; the transformation of solid to liquid and vice versa; and the sculptural...
View full details >‘Incarnate’ displays Quinn's continuing fascination with the exploration of the self, and his talent for creating complex dialogues between material, medium and subject. ‘Incarnate’ is a beguiling statement of the ideas and preoccupations that have...
View full details >Marc Quinn’s solo exhibition at the South London Gallery will be his first in the UK since his Art Now exhibition at the Tate Gallery in 1995. It is the first ever comprehensive display of...
View full details >Quinn exhibited ‘Blind Leading the Blind’ at The White Cube, Duke Street in 1995, a life-size three-quarter cast of his own body. This sculpture is one of a series of pieces based on the seven...
View full details >‘Emotional Detox’ is a series of sculptures made of lead and cast from the artist's own body. Detoxification is shown both as an overpowering physical convulsion to rid the body of poisons, and as a...
View full details >‘Out of Time’ is Quinn's first major solo show in London. The two main works are ‘May – September, 1991’ and ‘Self’. ‘May – September, 1991’ consists of several hundred bread hands. Each dough hand is etched...
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This exhibition is Marc Quinn’s first in London. Quinn’s work does not fall easily into any prescribed category. Through using the very traditional techniques of lost-wax casting he has found the space necessary to develop...
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