Stella Whalley

Stella Whalley is a Fine Artist living and working in London, her work has been disseminated through exhibitions, lectures and publications, leading to heightened public awareness of the debates and developments in the expanded field of Painting, printmaking, site-specific installation, video and sound installations. Her National and International exposure of artistic practice and engagement with public and professionals, delivering many talks in public galleries and museums, including exhibitions at EMPIRE 11 at the 57th Venice Biennale 2017 .html, at the Nakanojo Biennale Japan 2015, the Wilson Gallery Cheltenham, the Victoria & Albert Museum London, Birmingham City Art Gallery, and a book launch of ‘Tokyo Tales’ at the Whitechapel Gallery. She has successfully received funding for International residencies and exhibitions in Japan and Italy.

2003 ‘Summer Exhibition’, Royal Academy of Arts, London.
‘Project A4’ exhibition, KunstVerket Gallery, Oslo, Norway.
2002 ‘Digital Responses’ exhibition, Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
2001 ‘In Print’ Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, Howard Gardens Gallery University of Wales.
‘Shop Tactics’ exhibition Carnaby St, London

‘Contemporary British Prints’ Helene Copland Gallery, Montana State University,USA
‘Imaging the Body’ touring exhibition, Camberwell College of Arts; Kala Bhavana,Shatiniketein, India; National School, Sydney, Australia.
‘Interrogating the Surface’ Atkinson Gallery Millfield & University of the Arts Gallery.
2000 ‘Connections an investigation in Drawing’, exhibition, Kansas State University,USA. ‘Work of Artifice-Make Up Uncovered’ exhibition, Grundy Art Gallery Blackpool, Williamson Gallery Birkenhead
‘I can read your thoughts’ solo show, interactive public art event, Waterloo Bridge London. ‘I can read your thoughts’ exhibition London Print Gallery.
1999 ‘Bodysnatchers’ solo exhibition and book launch, Colville Place Gallery, London. ‘Computers& Printmaking’, exhibition Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery. ‘I can read your thoughts…’ solo show...