Mathew Hale and Susan Morris Unser Komma Year 2009 Medium Typing on paper, cloth mounted Dimensions 29.6 cm x 42.4cm Date and country of birth 1962, GB About the artist Born 1962 Swindon, Mathew Hale lives and works in Berlin and Los Angeles. Graduated from Winchester School of Art (1981-1982), and Goldsmiths, University of London (1982-1985). His works are held in public and private collections including Arts Council England. Selected solo exhibitions include GROWTH, P!, Berlin (2019); LA CALIFORNIE, Grice Bench, Los Angeles (2019); FIGMENT, Rogers, Los Angeles (2018); A PICTURE AND ITS PRICE, Galerie Michel Rein, Paris (2017); NO RECTO || no verso, joségarcia, mx, Mexico City (2016); 5th HELENA, P!, New York (2015); ALONE, LES VOICI À PARLER, CCA, Center for Contemporary Art, Kitakyushu (2014); ABC, art berlin contemporary, Berlin (2013); MA THE WHALE, Ratio 3, San Francisco (2013); Mathew Hale – THE WELCOME STRANGER, Wentrup, Berlin (2012); Mathew Hale, Galerie Michel Rein, Paris (2012); Modern Monday: Screening of “Die Münze”, Museum of Modern Art, New York (2011); WACHT SCHATZ, Wentrup, Berlin (2010), and Frau Münze und Frau Münz, Münzsalon, Berlin (2010). Selected group exhibitions include L’IMAGE VOLEÉ, Fondazione Prada, Milan (2016); Are We Human?, 3rd Istanbul Design Biennial (2016); A Man Walks Into a Bar – Jokes & Postcards, Me Collectors Room, Berlin (2015); The Elephant Test, Lothringer 13 Halle, Munich (2014); In the Cut, Australian Center For Contemporary Art, Melbourne (2013); Talkie Walkie, Michel Rein Gallery, Paris (2013); Mathew Hale, Collages, curated by Fabienne Fulchéri, Espace de l’Art Concret / Centre d’Art contemporain, Mouans-Sartoux (2012); The Poster Show, Carlier Gebauer, Berlin (2012), Fax, Carpenter Center, Harvard University, Boston (2011); FISCHGRÄTENMELKSTAND, Temporãre Kunsthalle, Berlin (2010); and A Moving Plan B – Chapter ONE, Drawing Room, London (2010). Awards and residencies include the CCA Kitakyushu Artists Residency (2014); and winner of the Whitechapel Young Artists Award (1988).