Thomas Bangsted
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Born, Denmark 1976
Lives and works in New York, New York

Galleri Tom Christoffersen
Skindergade 5
1159 Copenhagen K
Denmark
galleri@tomchristoffersen.dk
www.tomchristoffersen.dk

EDUCATION
2005–07 Yale University, MFA
2004–05 Goldsmiths College/University of London, Pg.Dip. Fine Art
2000–04 The Glasgow School of Art, BA

SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2010
Galleri Tom Christoffersen, Country & Sea, Copenhagen
2007
Galleri Hornbæk, Thomas Bangsted — Nye Fotografier, Hornbæk, Denmark
2006
SPARK, Rustic by Chance, Copenhagen
2005
The University of Derby, Derby, Thomas Bangsted — The Open Studio
2003
Where the Monkey Sleeps, We Could Be Heroes, Glasgow

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2010
Danziger Projects,The Year in Pictures, New York
Heather James Fine Art, Lost at Sea, Palm Desert, CA
2009
Sarah Lawrence College, Commercial Paper, Bronxville, NY
Howard House, If Night is a Weed and Day Grows Less, Seattle, WA
Prague Biennale 4, The Newest New York, Karlin Hall, Prague, CZ
Gl. Holtegaard, A Winter’s Tale, Holte, Denmark
George Segal Gallery, Art Connections, Montclair, USA

2008
NYPH 08 - New York Photo Festival, Tierney Fellows 2007, Tobacco Warehouse Pavilion, DUMBO, New York (USA)
2007
Lauritz Kunsthal, SALON#1 — Danish Art NOW!, Copenhagen, curated by Mads Damsbo
Danziger Projects, Yale 2007 MFA Photography, New York
The Drake, Looking The Other Way, Toronto, curated by Mia Nielsen
Green Hall Gallery, Yale MFA Thesis, New Haven, USA
Art Chicago 2007, New Insight, Chicago, curated by Susanne Ghez
Galleri Hornbæk, The Animal Show, Hornbæk, Denmark
2006
Under Milk Wood Gallery, Landscapades — A War on Terra, London
Fotografisk Center, Ung Dansk Fotografi 2006 / Young Danish Photography 2006, Copenhagen
2005
EC Artspace/The Old Abattoir, Peculiar Encounters, London, curated by Sarah Dwyer and Laura Green
Goldsmiths College, Postgraduate Degree Show, London
S1Artspace, We Live in This Concrete Basin, Sheffield, curated by Michelle Cotton
2004
Barbican Centre, New Contemporaries 2004, London, Selected by Dinos Chapman, Tacita Dean, Brian Griffits & Kate Bush
The Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art, New Contemporaries 2004, Liverpool
The Atrium Gallery, BraveArt 04, London
The Mackintosh Gallery, GSA, Terra Nova II, Glasgow

BIBLIOGRAPHY
2010
Weekendavisen, Mette Sandbye, “Fotofiksfakserier,” Jan 29
Politiken, Kristine Kern, “Fra det Virkelige til det Mulige,” Jan 29
Berlingske Tidende, Astrid La Cour, “Fiktiv Virkelighed” Jan 19
2009
Prague Biennale 4, Catalogue, May
Politiken, Trine Ross, “På Eventyr i Kunsten,”, 4 Feb
2008
The Daily Telegraph, Drusilla Beyfus, “New York Photo Festival: The Big Picture Show,” May 5

2007
Kunsten.Nu, Hans Henrik Jacobsen, “Et Canadisk Blik på Dansk Kunst,” Juli 11
Chicago Tribune, “Satelite Shows Sometimes Gets Lost in Space,” April 27
2006
TimeOut London, Martin Herbert, “Landscapades – A War on Terra,” Dec 15
SeeSaw, “Rustic by Chance,” www.seesawmagazine.com, No. 5, Nov
Politiken, “Billeder fra Tomhedens Land,” 3 Aug
Jyllandsposten, “Tomhed og Natur,” 27 Juli
Fotografisk Center, Lars Schwander, “Ung Dansk Fotografi 2006,” Catalogue
2005
ArtReview, Lupe Nunez-Fernandez, “A Firm Hold on the Future,” Oct/Nov
2004
Bloombergs New Contemporaries 2004, Catalogue
BraveArt 04, Catalogue
The Big Issue, “The Three Degrees,” No.482, June 17-23

AWARDS
2010
The Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation, The Space Program, New York
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), Artist Fellowship in Photography, New York
2007
The Alice Kimball English Traveling Fellowship, Yale University
The Tierney Family Foundation Fellowship, New York
2005
Prins Joachims & Prinsesse Alexandras Foundation, Copenhagen
The Warden’s Purchase Price, Goldsmiths College/University of London
2004
The Newbery Medal, The Glasgow School of Art
2001
The John D. Kelly Memorial Prize, The Glasgow School of Art