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Dale Frank
‘Untitled Art Miami Beach 2024’
Untitled Art Miami Beach 2024
4 Dec.–8 Dec.
2024

Celebrated in Australia and internationally as one of the most important artists of his generation with a career spanning from 1975 to the present, Dale Frank has pursued a diverse and influential practice characterised by a decades-long commitment to painting and its formal and conceptual possibilities.

The artist has consistently probed the relationship between painting and the viewer engaging a variety of styles and innovative techniques in a complex repositioning of genres. In Frank’s work dual modes of representation and abstraction fundamentally question the way in which we relate to images.

Frank has held fourteen solo projects with Neon Parc including recent presentations at Art Cologne and Untitled Miami. Earlier this year, Neon Parc published Frank’s first major monograph, ‘Dale Frank, Artist, Artworks 2006 - 2023’, a collaboration with the artist’s studio and graphic designers Ziga Testen and Stuart Geddes.

In his early to mid to career as a figurative painter and performance artist, Frank had a strong presence in Europe regularly exhibiting both solo and in group exhibitions across Brussels, Naples, Milan, Venice, Amsterdam, Dublin, Bologna, Zurich, Frankfurt and Antwerp.

He has been the subject of career surveys at Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands; Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane and Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, Perth.

Dale Frank’s work is held in all major Australian state galleries, and a number of regional and university collections. Frank’s work is held in significant international collections including Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA; Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki, New Zealand; Musée de Ville de Leige, Leige; Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; Zurich Kunsthaus, Switzerland; as well as distinguished corporate and private collections internationally.

Most recently, Frank was the subject of a documentary feature film shot over the last three and a half years, ‘Nobody’s Sweetie.’ The film premiered at multiple festivals in Australia and was released for International Distribution in 2024.

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