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Artist Statement:
Mark Dagley was born in 1957
and raised in Washington D.C.
In 1979, after studying
sculpture and painting at the
Corcoran School of Art and the
Boston Museum School, Dagley
moved to New York. His first
solo exhibition took place in
1986, at the Tony Shafrazi
Gallery. Paintings from this
exhibition were purchased by
the German chocolate
manufacturer Dr. Peter Ludwig
and by the Eli Broad Family
Foundation. During the 1980’s,
Dagley exhibited frequently in
Amsterdam, Madrid, Düsseldorf,
Milan and many other European
cities. In 1993 Dagley had his
first Museum exhibition at the
Kunstverein St. Gallen,
Switzerland. In the same year,
Dagley received his first
major commission from
Hoffman/LaRoche
Pharmaceuticals in
Switzerland: two wall reliefs,
nine-foot square, which were
installed in their new office
building outside of Basel. In
1994 a work was purchased by
the Museo Nacional Centro de
Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid. Two
years later, a painting from
Dagley’s second (1987) New
York exhibition was added to
the collection of the Museum
des Beaux Arts, La Chaux de
Fonds Switzerland.
Some of Dagley’s most recent
exhibitions have been: “OP at
UP” at UP & CO New York,
“Color and Paint” at ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
NYC 1996
1997 Galerie Hans Strelow,
Germany
1996 Earl McGrath Gallery, New
York, NY
1994 Buades-Quintana Gallery,
Madrid, Spain
1994 Galeria Leyendecker,
Tenerife, Canary Islands,
Spain
1993 Galeria Mar Estrada,
Majorca, Spain
1993 Kunstverein St. Gallen,
St.Gallen, Switzerland,
"Radical Structures" {Brochure
published w/text by Olivier
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