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BW27 TWIN TUB WITH GUITAR - 1981 Washing machine 76 x 89 x 66 cm Unique |
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Exhibited BILL WOODROW: SCULPTURE, New 57 Gallery, Edinburgh, 1981 OBJECTS & SCULPTURE, Arnolfini, Bristol/I.C.A., London, , 1981 BRITISH SCULPTURE IN THE 20TH CENTURY, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 1981 BILL WOODROW: SCULPTURE, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 1983 NEW ART, Tate Gallery, London, 1983 STARLIT WATERS, Tate Gallery, Liverpool, 1988 MODERN BRITISH SCULPTURE FROM THE COLLECTION, Tate Gallery, Liverpool, 1988 MATERIAL CULTURE: THE OBJECT IN BRITISH ART OF THE 1980’S AND 1990’S, Hayward Gallery, London, 1997 MONOGRAPHIC ROOM, Tate Modern, London, 2000 DOMESTIC INCIDENTS, Tate Modern, London, 2006 Illustrated Iwona Blaswick. OBJECTS & SCULPTURE (cat.), I.C.A., London and Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol, , 1981 THE TATE GALLERY ILLUSTRATED BIENNIAL REPORT 1980-82 , Tate Gallery, London, , 1983 Lewis Biggs. The desiring machine, TRANSFORMATIONS (cat.), British Council for the Bienal de São Paulo 1983, London, , 1983 THE TATE GALLERY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF ACQUISITIONS 1980-82 , Tate Gallery, London, , 1984 Jean-Christophe Amman. BILL WOODROW (cat.), Kunsthalle , Basel, Switzerland, January 1985 Lynne Cooke. Bill Woodrow, ARTICS 2, Barcelona, Spain, January 1986 Lynne Cooke. The elevation of the host, BILL WOODROW SCULPTURE 1980-86 (cat.), Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, September 1986 Lynne Cooke. Between image and object: the ’New British Sculpture’, A QUIET REVOLUTION; BRITISH SCULPTURE SINCE 1965 (cat.), Thames and Hudson, London, , January 1987 Mary Jane Jacob. Bill Woodrow: objects reincarnated, A QUIET REVOLUTION; BRITISH SCULPTURE SINCE 1965 (cat.), Thames and Hudson, London, , January 1987 APPROACHES TO ART: GROUP DISCUSSION BOOK: KEY STAGE TWO , Ginn and Company Ltd, Aylesbury, , 1993 FOOLS’ GOLD (cat.), Tate Gallery, London, , 1996 FOOLS’ GOLD (cat.), Institut Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt, Germany, 1996 MATERIAL CULTURE: THE OBJECT IN BRITISH ART OF THE 1980’S AND 1990’S (cat.), Hayward Gallery, London, , 1997 Waldemar Januszczak. Tomorrow’s old masters, THE SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE , London, , 1 April 2007 PANIC ATTACK! ART IN THE PUNK YEARS (cat.), Merrell, London, UK/New York, USA, 2007 Edited by Chris Stephens. THE HISTORY OF BRITISH ART 1870 - NOW , Tate, London, , 2008 |
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