Lyndsay Martin
Lyndsay Martin is a London-based artist exploring the intricate physical and emotional consequences of human relationships, employing a mixture of photography, found objects and film. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at notable venues such as York Art Gallery for the Aesthetica Art Prize Anthology: Future Now 2023, Scope Miami Art Fair, Brighton Photo Fringe and the Japan Media Arts Festival. She has also showcased her art in the Saatchi Suite at the Hvatt Hotel and on Nick
Knight's SHOWstudio blog.
The artwork is in private collections both in Europe and Canada.
Education
April - June 2018 Short Course, Set Design for Performance, Central Saint Martins
Oct 2004 - June 2006 MA Communication Design, Central Saint Martins - Distinction
Sept 2001 - June 2004 BA (Hons) Illustration, Anglia Ruskin University - 2:1
Exhibitions
2023 Aesthetica Long-listed, Art Prize Exhibition, York Art Gallery
2022/2023 Petri Dish Project, Tebbs Contemporary Art Gallery, 30th Dec -30th June
2021 See Me EXPOSURE Exhibition at Scope Miami Beach Art Fair 2021, Miami
2021 Aesthetica Long-Listed, Art Prize Exhibition, York Art Gallery
2020 14th September - 31st October Sweet'Art Art Hunt, Hoxton, London
2019 Conversation 669, Axisweb Streetplayer project showing as part of the Wakefield Artwalk, Wakefield
2018 Beautiful & Damned group exhibition, Vout O Reeness, London
2018 Brighton Photo Fringe, Launch party for shortlisted top 100 in OPEN18
2018 See Me, PUBLIC arts, New York
2017 (C)overt Corporeality, Art Exchange, Colchester
2016 Nick Knight SHOWstudio Blog 'Conversation 669' video installation
2016 SHE: The Construct of Femininity, London
2015 See Me, Stories Within Images, Scope Miami Art Fair, Miami
2014 Wells Contemporary Art, Somerset
2014 The Fallout Factory, Liverpool
2013 - 2014 Burning Bright, Saatchi Suite, Hyatt Hotel Regency, London
2013 See Me, ‘The Story of a Creative’, New York
2013 Fresh Meat Gallery in collaboration with Cornflake, London
2013 Sweet Art Collective, International Women’s Day, London
2013 The Fallout Factory (winner of the public vote), Liverpool
2012 Online Saatchi Gallery, 100 Curators 100 Days
2012 Online Saatchi Gallery, 100 Curators 100 Days
2012 Transition Collective, Vibe Gallery, London
2012 London Calling, Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles
2012 Transition Collective, Vibe Gallery, London
2011 Japan Media Arts Festival, Tokyo
2010 Liverpool Biennial, Tate Liverpool, Liverpool
2010 ING Discerning Eye Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London
2010 Pop-Up House, 1 Berwick Street, London
2010 Bond Street Tube Station (Art Below), London
2009 Crane Kalman Gallery, Brighton
Nominations and Awards
2023 Aesthetica Long-listed Art Prize
2021 Aesthetica Long-listed Art Prize
2018 Shortlisted Artist top 100 in OPEN18, Brighton Photo Fringe
2014 Shortlisted Artist for Beers Contemporary Visions V
2014 Shortlisted Artist for WW Solo Award
2013 Winner - The Public Vote, Fallout Factory, Liverpool
2011 Winner - Ralph Lauren Art Star Competition
2010 Runner Up - Barbican Surreal House Competition
Residencies and Internships
2011 James Jessop studio mentorship creating work for Ralph Lauren Art Star project
2011 White Cube Gallery Internship
2009 - 2010 Artist on AA2A Scheme at Anglia Ruskin University
Private Commissions
2013 Artwork for Album Cover and limited edition prints, Red Kite Band
2012 Artwork for single cover ‘The Gathering Storm’, Red Kite Band, London
2011 Artwork for single cover ‘No Painter of Note’, Red Kite Band,
2011 Artwork for single cover ‘Montreal’, Red Kite Band, London
2011 Press shots for Standard Planets Band, for Quietus magazine, London
Publications
2023 Aesthetica Art Prize Anthology: Future Now. Heirlooms prints long-listed
2021 Aesthetica Art Prize Anthology: Future Now. The Grown-Ups Are talking, video installation long-listed
2017 Floorr Magazine
2017 LoVArts
2016 SCOPE Art Fair, Stories in Images, Hardcover Book
2015 Stigmart Video Focus Special Edition Magazine
2014 Art School Illustrated Magazine
2014 Fresh Meat Gallery Magazine
2009 London International Creative Annual
2008 Highlights Magazine