November 14–17, 2019
Steve Turner is pleased to exhibit at Art Dusseldorf 2019 together with Choi & Lager Gallery, Cologne with each gallery featuring a selection of British artists. Steve Turner will present paintings by Stevie Dix, Francisco Rodriguez and George Rouy and sculpture by Jesse Pollock, all of whom create psychologically loaded works that allude to anxiety and fantasy. Stevie Dix (b. 1990, Genk, Belgium) lives and works between Suffolk and London. She has had solo exhibitions at Tennis Elbow, New York (2017); The Cabin, Los Angeles (2017); Rod Barton Gallery, London (2017); Nevven Gallery, Gothenburg (2018); L21, Palma (2018) and has had work included in numerous group exhibitions including Surface Tension at Steve Turner, Los Angeles (2019). Jesse Pollock (b. 1993, Gillingham, Kent, England) earned a BA at Camberwell College of Arts, London (2015). He has had two two-person exhibitions with George Rouy, the first at Hannah Barry Gallery, London, (2018) and then at Material Art Fair, Mexico City (2019). His work has also been included in a group exhibition at Steve Turner, Los Angeles (2019) and at Sunday Art Fair, London (2019). Pollock will have his first solo exhibition at Steve Turner, Los Angeles in January 2020. He lives and works in Kent, England. Francisco Rodriguez (b. 1989, Santiago) earned a BFA and a post-graduate degree in painting at the University of Chile, Santiago (2012 & 2013) before earning an MFA at the Slade School of Fine Art, London (2018). He has had recent solo exhibitions at Steve Turner, Los Angeles (2019); Galeria Leyendecker, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (2018) and Cooke Latham, London (2018). George Rouy (born Sittingbourne, England, 1994) received a Diploma in Art and Design from University for the Creative Art, Rochester (2012) and a BA from Camberwell College of Arts, London (2015). He has had solo exhibitions at V1 Gallery, Copenhagen (2019); Steve Turner, Los Angeles (2018); Anna Zorina Gallery, New York (2018); Hannah Barry Gallery, London (2018) and J.Hammond Projects, London (2017). His work was also featured in Metamorphosis. Art in Europe Now, Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, Paris (2019).
