Alex J Wood

b. 1988

Alex J Wood specialises in bronze sculpture and painting, after graduating with an MA Fine Art from Chelsea Art College. 
 
Alex’s work has been widely exhibited – including shows at The Groucho Club and Atlantic Gallery New York last year, an exhibition in 2023 at Paul Smith’s Albemarle Street Store, and a solo show at MOCA London in 2022.
 
Alex was awarded The Royal Society of British Artists 2022 ‘Rome Scholarship’, and won three grants from The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, Canada. He also won The Picton Art Prize resulting in a large bronze on public display in Islington London. 
 
Alex’s sculptures and paintings are held in various private collections, including those of Prince Jonathan Doria Pamphilj in Rome and The Patrick & Kelly Lynch Collection.

2013 MA Fine Art, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London UAL

2012 Post Graduate Diploma in Fine Art, Chelsea College of Art, London UAL

2011 BA Fine Art (Hons), University of Greenwich, London

June 2024 The Groucho Club, Solo Exhibition, curated by Nicky Carter
April 2024 Atlantic Gallery, New York, USA
April 2024 Christies, London, 8 King Street. Work sold supporting Terrence Higgins Trust
April 2024 Solo exhibition at Old Compton Brasserie, London
5 October 2023 Sothebys, Cologne Germany. Work sold supporting Dementia, Desideria Care. Curated by Michael Schmidt-Ott
2023 Carry On Baggage, Galeria Augustine, Lisbon, Portugal. Curated by Benjamin Austin.
Feb 2023 Christies, London, 8 King Street. Work sold supporting Terrence Higgins Trust
27 Nov - 16 Dec 2022 EXPLORER Solo Show, Museum of Contemporary Art London, 113 Bellenden Road, London
2021 Chelsea Arts Club, Old Church street, London (June)
2021 The Royal Society of British Artists Show, Mall Galleries, London (April)

2020 ING Discerning Eye, Mall Galleries London and Online Virtual Exhibition (December)

2020 Mayfair Art Weekend, ‘Blown Away’ Film screening at The May Fair Hotel, London (October)
2020 Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours 208th Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London 
(September)
2020 Christies, London, 8 King Street. Work sold supporting Terrence Higgins Trust (March)
2020 Superfine Solo Show, Los Angeles, USA. (February)