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b. 1986, HK.

JOSÉ SARMIENTO 

Born in Colombia. Lives and works in London, UK. // josegsarmiento@gmail.com

STUDIES

2020 - 2022

Master in Fine Arts, Painting, Slade School of Art, UCL, London, UK

2009 - 2015

Bachelor in Fine Arts and Art History, Universidad de Los Andes, Colombia

Academic Exchange, Universidad Autónoma de México, México

SOLO SHOWS

2023

Pigeon Chest, Stephen Ongpin Gallery and John Swarbrooke Fine Art, London, UK

2019

A spectrum of light shot out from his eyes, Centro Cultural del Oriente Colombiano, Bucaramanga, Colombia

2018

Abel, Caín, Espacio Producciones, Bucaramanga, Colombia.

GROUP SHOWS

2023

Be gay do crime, The Alice Wilds, Milwaukee, USA.

Portrait Mode, John Swarbroke Fine Art, London, UK.

2022

Why don’t you dance?, ASC Gallery, London, UK.

Unity, The Artist Room, Tom of Finland Art and Culture Festival, London, UK.

2020

Salon de Arte Joven Colsanitas, Galería Nueve Ochenta, Bogotá

2018
Salón de Arte Joven Colsanitas, Galería Nueve Ochenta, Bogotá

Crater, Nada Bookstore, Bogotá, Colombia

HONORS

2022

Deans List, Slade School of Art, UCL, UK

2021

Terrence Cuneo Memorial Award, Slade Awards Committe, UCL, London, UK

2020

Elizabeth Greenshield Grant, Elizabeth Greenshield Foundation, Montréal, Canada

Colfuturo Scholarship / Loan Award, Bogotá, Colombia

2019

Creation Grant for emergent artists, Bucaramanga Cree en tu talento, IMCT, Colombia

London Summer Intensive Bursary Award, Slade School of Art, London, United Kingdom

Pilotenkueche International Residence, Leipzig, Germany

2018

Honorific Mention for Colombians in the process of artistic and cultural education , Ministry of Culture, Colombia

Nominee, Colsanitas Award for Young Art, Embassy of Spain, 980 Gallery, Bogotá, Colombia

2016

Fellowship for independent publications, Awarded by Idartes, Bogotá, Colombia

PUBLICATIONS 

2019

And a spectrum off light shot out from his eyes, drawings book, Independent Publication.

2017
Crater, coauthorship with the Colombian Poet Tania Ganitsky. Published by La Jaula Publicaciones with the support of a grant awarded by Idartes.

PRIVATE COLLECTIONS:

ARKHÉ: Latin American Art Archive, Bogotá, Colombia

Paul Gewirtz, collection on Queer art, Connecticut, E.E.U.U