EXHIBITIONS/COMPETITIONS
2019
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Mall Galleries, London
2018
ING Discerning Eye Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London
Shortlisted for the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Guildford House Gallery
2017
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Mall Galleries, London
Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize, Mall Galleries, London
2013
Nothing Here, Free Space Gallery, London
An exhibition of urban landscape painting by three contemporary artists with Michelle Heron and Jenny Leonard
2010
BHVU Winter Open, BHVU Gallery, London
2009
Absorb Arts Open Studio, Absorb Arts Studio, London
2019
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Mall Galleries, London
2018
ING Discerning Eye Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London
Shortlisted for the Jackson’s Open Painting Prize
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Guildford House Gallery
2017
Sunday Times Watercolour Competition, Mall Galleries, London
Lynn Painter-Stainers Prize, Mall Galleries, London
2013
Nothing Here, Free Space Gallery, London
An exhibition of urban landscape painting by three contemporary artists with Michelle Heron and Jenny Leonard
2010
BHVU Winter Open, BHVU Gallery, London
2009
Absorb Arts Open Studio, Absorb Arts Studio, London
NON-BIO
Vicky Dale was born in Grimsby during a power cut. She has since been credited with the return of light and energy to the Humberside region.
Of Anglo-Italian-Viking stock Vicky’s heritage has given her the innate ability to pillage tea bags while wearing too much make-up.
She initially found fame through numerous musical projects including Techno hit “Don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop. Stop.” and the post-punk iconoclasm of ‘Pie or Pudding – Fuck You’.
After falling out with her label over the marketing strategy for the album “Tit Bits, Shit Hits, and Bitter Gits” Dale shut her mouth and opened her eyes.
Her Berlin period gave Vix a thirst for the ugly and she found herself searching out the worst of British architecture. What first struck her was concrete - a block of it falling from a poorly maintained council built walkway. Injuries sustained meant that both legs were amputated below the knee. However, this moment was formative (as well as deformative). She flung herself into painting, laughing as she captured the cold emotionless glare of modern buildings.
Her work has gathered international indifference and comparisons with many great and mediocre artists of her time. The Turner Prize, Young Artist Award and BP Portrait Award are just some of the accolades Vicky has enjoyed reading about.
She continues to be much sought after in the fields of grassland, magnetism and gas.
written by Rob Munday
Vicky Dale was born in Grimsby during a power cut. She has since been credited with the return of light and energy to the Humberside region.
Of Anglo-Italian-Viking stock Vicky’s heritage has given her the innate ability to pillage tea bags while wearing too much make-up.
She initially found fame through numerous musical projects including Techno hit “Don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop, don’t stop. Stop.” and the post-punk iconoclasm of ‘Pie or Pudding – Fuck You’.
After falling out with her label over the marketing strategy for the album “Tit Bits, Shit Hits, and Bitter Gits” Dale shut her mouth and opened her eyes.
Her Berlin period gave Vix a thirst for the ugly and she found herself searching out the worst of British architecture. What first struck her was concrete - a block of it falling from a poorly maintained council built walkway. Injuries sustained meant that both legs were amputated below the knee. However, this moment was formative (as well as deformative). She flung herself into painting, laughing as she captured the cold emotionless glare of modern buildings.
Her work has gathered international indifference and comparisons with many great and mediocre artists of her time. The Turner Prize, Young Artist Award and BP Portrait Award are just some of the accolades Vicky has enjoyed reading about.
She continues to be much sought after in the fields of grassland, magnetism and gas.
written by Rob Munday
