SELECTED BIO:

DAVID NOONAN (Ballarat, Australia, 1969) lives and works in London. He holds a BFA from Ballarat University College and a MFA from the Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne.

Selected exhibitions include: Chisenhale Gallery, London (2008)(solo); Museum De Hallen, Haarlem, the Netherlands (2007). Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2007) (solo); Tate Modern, London (2006); Ulrich Museum of Art (2006); Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (2006); Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney (2006); Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne, (2005) (solo); Ian Potter Museum of Art, Melbourne (2005); PBICA, Palm Beach, FL (2005); Mori Art Museum, Japan (2005); The Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (2004); Tate Britain, London (2003); PS1, New York (2002); Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid (2002); The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne (2000); 7th Istanbul Biennale (2001); and the Witte de With, Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam (1999).

David Noonan has been featured in numerous journals and papers, including: Art Asia Pacific; Art in America; Flash Art; Frieze; Tema Celeste; Time Out New York; and The Age. A Thames & Hudson monograph was published (Melbourne 2005.)

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Exhibitions

DAVID NOONAN (2007)

FRANK HANNON, JACOB DAHL JURGENSEN, DAVID NOONAN (2006)

DAVID NOONAN (2004)

Publications

DAVID NOONAN - PAGEANT

Selected Bibliography

Portfolio by David Noonan, Palais de Tokyo / Magazine 02, Spring 2007: 57-72.

Gronlund, Melissa. "Future Greats: David Noonan." Art Review, Issue 09, March 2007: 78-79, 95.

Taft, Catherine. "David Noonan." Modern Painters, December 2006: 117.

Myers, Julian. "David Noonan." Frieze, November/December 2006: 166.

Laster, Paul. "David Noonan." Art Asia Pacific, Winter 2005: 51-57.

Higgie, Jennifer. "David Noonan, Films and Paintings 2001-2005." Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne, 2005.

Fahey, Johannah. "Before and Now: The Work of David Noonan." Eyeline. Number 58, Spring 2005: Cover Image, 42-44.

Molon, Dominic. “They Became What They Beheld.” Chicago Three Walls, 2004.


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