Exhibition
Nicholas Fudge is particularly influenced by Marcel Duchamp's concepts of 'delay' and ‘low-output’ as a means to create rarity in a body of work. Taking a cue from Duchamp, Fudge spent 25 years 'underground,' keeping his digital works in storage from 1992 to 2015 before making them publicly available. This approach empowered Fudge to maintain control over the style, development, and conceptual structures of his work that is free from market influences and results in a collection of digital and analogue works that remain private, rarely seen, and that steadily preserve their intrinsic value over time.
Gravity Art Museum, Beijing
Semi-Automatic
JUN 29, 2024 - SEP 23, 2024
Sedition
Second launch: Picasso Pizazz
MAY 8, 2024
Kelly-McKenna Gallery, Spring Lake, New Jersey
Future Paint
APR 11, 2024 - MAY 19, 2024
HilbertRaum, Berlin
Digital Divide II
OCT 2021
Curated by Daniel Lancaster and Jeremy Akerman
Artist talk hosted by Jeremy Akerman
Fitzrovia Gallery, London
Reality Drive:Escape Velocity
JUN - JUL 2016
Curated by Mathew Burrows
SLEEK article on FudgeOn Inhabiting Delay - Nicholas Fudge – text by Phil King
Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia
The Displayed, the Hidden, & the Unboxed
MAY - JUNE 1994
MFA graduate show
