David Thorpe's Zero-Budget Film Project at Les Bains-Douches
David Thorpe, a UK native born in 1972, moved to Treignac, France in 2023 to work with Treignac Projet. His exhibition at Les Bains-Douches in Alençon is part of a groundbreaking zero-budget film initiative focused on collaboration and collective production. Thorpe's artistic endeavors encompass drawing, collage, sculpture, and installation, creating utopian environments where building and dismantling coexist. He is represented by Casey Kaplan in New York and collaborates with Maureen Paley in London, Meyer Riegger in Berlin, and Pedro Cera in Lisbon. His significant solo shows include Tate Britain and Camden Arts Centre, while his group exhibitions feature venues like MoMA and the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. He earned an MA from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Key facts
- David Thorpe moved to Treignac, France in 2023.
- He collaborates with Treignac Projet.
- The exhibition at Les Bains-Douches is part of a zero-budget film project.
- His practice includes drawing, collage, sculpture, and installation.
- He is represented by Casey Kaplan (New York).
- He works with Maureen Paley, Meyer Riegger, and Pedro Cera.
- Solo exhibitions include Tate Britain, Camden Arts Centre, Museum Kurhaus Kleve, and Kunsthaus Glarus.
- He holds an MA from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Entities
Artists
- David Thorpe
Institutions
- Treignac Projet
- Les Bains-Douches
- Casey Kaplan
- Maureen Paley
- Meyer Riegger
- Pedro Cera
- Tate Britain
- Camden Arts Centre
- Museum Kurhaus Kleve
- Kunsthaus Glarus
- Van Abbemuseum
- Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
- Museum of Contemporary Art (California)
- Museum of Modern Art (New York)
- Santa Barbara Museum of Art
- Stedelijk Museum Schiedam
- Tate St Ives
- Whitechapel Gallery
- Goldsmiths, University of London
Locations
- United Kingdom
- Treignac
- France
- Berlin
- Germany
- Alençon
- New York
- London
- Kleve
- Glarus
- Switzerland
- Eindhoven
- Connecticut
- California
- Santa Barbara
- Schiedam
- St Ives