Fiona Rae

Life and career

Young British Artist

Public collections

• Tate Collection: five works: ‘Untitled ’, 1990, ‘Untitled ’, 1991, ‘Untitled ’, 1996, ‘Night Vision', 1998, ‘Shadowland', 2002
• Birmingham Museums & Art Gallery; 'Dark Star',
• Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; 'Sunburst Finish'
• Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK; 'Untitled '
• Sintra Museum of Modern Art: The Berardo Collection, Sintra, Portugal
• Southampton City Art Gallery, England ; Fast Breeder

  Solo exhibitions

• 'Fiona Rae' Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland
• 'Fiona Rae' at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
• 'Fiona Rae', Carré d'Art Musée d'art contemporain de Nîmes, France

  Publications

• 1996 – Morgan, Stuart, "Fiona Rae: Playing for Time", What the Butler Saw, Ian Hunt, London, UK: Durian Publications
• 1996 – The 20th-Century Art Book, London, UK, Phaidon Press
• 1999 – Stallabrass, Julian, High Art Lite: British Art in the 1990s, Verso London and New York
• 1997 – Button, Virginia, The Turner Prize, London, UK, Tate Gallery Publishing
• 2004 – Tate Women Artists, text by Alicia Foster, London, UK, Tate Gallery Publishing
• 2006 – Tate Modern: The Handbook, Frances Morris, texts by Michael Craig-Martin, Andrew Marr and Sheena Wagstaff, London, UK, Tate Publishing
• 2007 – The Turner Prize. Revised Edition, Virginia Button, London, UK, Tate Publishing
• 2007 – Open Space: Art in the Public Realm in London 1995–2005, Jemima Montagu, London, UK, Arts Council England and Central London Partnership
• 2009 – Painting Today, Tony Godfrey, London, UK, Phaidon Press
• 2010 – Barret, Terry, Making Art: Form and Meaning, New York City: McGraw-Hill Publishers
• 2010 – Pooke, Grant, Contemporary British Art: An Introduction, London, UK: Routledge
• 2012 – Fiona Rae: maybe you can live on the moon in the next century, London, UK: Ridinghouse in association with Leeds Art Gallery.