Stevie Dix

STEVIE DIX

I think we feel the same, 2022

Oil on canvas, artist-made frame

120 x 105 cm

STEVIE DIX

I think we see the same, 2022

Oil on canvas, artist-made frame

120 x 105 cm

Sad Girl Surrealism, 2021. Exhibition view at L21.

Number 43, 2021. Oil and beeswax on canvas. 60 x 40 cm

 

Sad Girl Surrealism, 2021. Oil and beeswax on canvas. 80 x 70 cm

 

Sad Girl Surrealism, 2021. Exhibition view at L21.

Imaginary Still Life, 2017

Oil on canvas, 18×14 cm

Origins, 2017
Oil on canvas, 61×61 cm 

Bitter Winds Coming In, 2017

Oil on canvas, 61×61 cm 

The Devil’s in the Details, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist.
163×230 cm

The Devil’s in the Details 2018. Exhibition view at L21. 

Stevie, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
81×71 cm

Viviane, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
96,5×81 cm

The Devil’s in the Details 2018. Exhibition view at L21. 

Noëlli, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
87×96,5 cm

Elkie, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 

131×121 cm

Herk, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
101×81,5 cm

The Devil’s in the Details 2018. Exhibition view at L21. 

Nacht, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
101×81,5 cm

Comet, 2018

Oil and charcoal on canvas. Framed by the artist. 
131×121 cm

EXHIBITIONS
CAN ART FAIR IBIZA
Jordi Ribes, Stevie Dix, Valerie Krause, Fátima de Juan, Hunter Potter
13 - 17 July, 2022
WALKING, RUNNING, FALLING
Ian Waelder, Ignasi Aballí, Cristina de Miguel, Erika Hock, Stevie Dix, Anne Van der Linden, José Antonio Hernández-Díez, Robert Filliou, Sinéad Spelman, Gema Polanco, Sharon Lockhart, Endre Tót, Olivier Renevret, Marc Badia, Laurens Legiers, Borja Santomé
17 December, 2021 - 04 February, 2022
Untitled Art
Hunter Potter, Cristina de Miguel, Felix Treadwell, Jordi Ribes, Olivia Bax, Mira Makai, Nat Meade, Matthew Feyld, Stevie Dix, Ian Waelder, Dasha Shishkin, Edu Carrillo, Ben Edmunds, Fabio Viscogliosi, Richard Woods, Fátima de Juan
29 November - 04 December, 2021
ARCOmadrid 2021
Ben Edmunds, Jordi Ribes, Szabolcs Bozó, Felix Treadwell, Théo Viardin, Nat Meade, Edu Carrillo, Simon Demeuter, Joe Cheetham, Fabio Viscogliosi, Ian Waelder, Richard Woods, Alejandro Leonhardt, Stevie Dix, Valerie Krause, Erika Hock, Dasha Shishkin, Mona Broschár, Jorge Galindo, Endre Tót, Jaime Hayón, Kevin McNamee-Tweed, Joshua Abelow, Gao Hang, Olivia Bax, Vera Mota, Pixy Liao, Mira Makai, Gabriele de Santis, Sepand Danesh, Richie Culver, Josh Reames, Charline Tyberghein, Mathew Feyld, Cristina de Miguel, Olivier Renevret, Geran Knol, Marc Badia, Michael Swaney, Jon Burgerman, Fátima de Juan, Rachel Hobkirk, Kes Richardson, Andrés Lozano, Hunter Potter, CB Hoyo, Imon Boy, Bianca Fields
07 - 11 July, 2021
SAD GIRL SURREALISM
STEVIE DIX
10 June - 01 September, 2021
GUEST ROOM
Dasha Shishkin, Valerie Krause, Ian Waelder, Erika Hock, Stevie Dix, Alejandro Leonhardt, Moritz Karweick, Erris Huigens (Deconstructie), Richie Culver, Jenny Brosinski, Szabolcs Bozó, Joe Cheetham, Vítor Mejuto, Eleonora Agostini
24 July - 04 September, 2020
ARCOmadrid 2020
Dasha Shishkin, Fabio Viscogliosi, Stevie Dix, Joshua Abelow, Szabolcs Bozó, Richard Woods, Vojtěch Kovařík, Richie Culver, Erika Hock, Rafa Forteza, Valerie Krause, Ian Waelder
26 February - 01 March, 2020
THE DEVIL'S IN THE DETAILS
Stevie Dix
10 November, 2018 - 11 January, 2019
ARCOmadrid 2019
Stevie Dix, Valérian Goalec, Michael Swaney, Nuria Fuster, Guillermo Rubí, Szabolcs Bozo, Rafa Forteza, Abdul Vas, Fabio Viscogliosi, Ian Waelder
27 February - 03 March, 2019
BIO

Stevie Dix (b.1990)  is a Belgian artist currently living and working in Genk, Belgium. Her oils on canvas are heavy and thick, composed in a personal language where figures and symbols are metaphors for intimate feelings and, at times, political perspectives. Having spent most of her adult life living in the UK, her work often looks back to a period of late adolescence spent in Belgium. She did not complete any formal art education, but growing up in a household of artists, she doesn’t identify with the term ‘self-taught’. Feeling ‘stuck’ in a small, forgotten, ex-industrial town known outside of Belgium mainly for football, she spent a lot of her days in her mother’s studio learning to sew costumes and to draw and paint. By translating introspection into a coming-of-age theme, she aims to hit a universal nerve. As main influences she cites the Belgian Surrealists, the Chicago Imagists, American animator Suzan Pitt and German-Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon. 

 

She participated in the Turps Banana Correspondence Course 2016/2017, tutored by artist Phil King, and she has been recently in residency at superzoom, in the South of France. Recent solo exhibitions include ‘Belgian Techno’, Never Gallery (Gothenburg, Sweden); ‘The nearer the ground, the louder it sounds’, Galerie Chloe Salgado (Paris, France), both in 2020; ‘The Devil’s in the Details’, L21 Gallery (Palma, Spain) and ‘Désert’, NEVVEN Gallery (Gothenburg, Sweden) in 2018.

 

Her work has also been included in group exhibitions at Castor Projects (London, 2020), Steve Turner Gallery (Los Angeles, 2019), The Horse Hospital (London, 2019), Plus One Gallery (Antwerp, 2018 and 2017), and Hannah Barry Gallery (London, 2017).

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EDUCATION

Turps Banana Correspondence course 2016/2017, tutored by artist Phil King.

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2022

Tennis Elbow.  The Journal Gallery, New York, NY (USA)

2021

Magnesium. Hannah Barry Gallery, London (UK)

2021

Sad Girl Surrealism. L21 Gallery, Palma (ES)

2020

Belgian Techno. Never Gallery, Gothenburg (SE)

The nearer the ground, the louder it sounds. Galerie Chloe Salgado, Paris (FR)

2018
The Devil’s in the Details. L21 Gallery, Palma (ES)

Désert. NEVVEN Gallery, Gothenburg (SE)

2017

Tennis Elbow. The Journal Gallery, New York (USA)

Conceived in El Coyote. The Cabin, Los Angeles, (USA) 

I love you, but you’re bringing me down. Rod Barton, London (UK)

2016

La Mauvaise Réputation. Collectiv National, Antwerp (BE)

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2022

The Views. Moskowitz Bayse, Los Angeles (USA)

CAN ART FAIR, L21 Gallery, Ibiza (ES)

2021

Mixed Pickles. Ruttkowski;68, Cologne (DE)

De wondere wereld van Stef. Het Stadsmuseum, Hasselt (BE)

Nature Morte. The Hole, NYC (USA)

Black Bubbles. L21 GALLERY, PALMA (ES)

2020

Habitual. Castor Gallery, London (UK)

2019

The Forme Springs. Senesi Contemporanea, London (UK)

Surface Tension. Steve Turner Gallery, Los Angeles (USA)

Grot. The Horse Hospital, London (UK)

Nourishment. Guest Projects (curated by Sasha Szczeka & Anousha Payne), London (UK)

Never Even. Nevven Gallery, Gothenburg (SE)

2018
Dreaming’ Wild. Keteleer Gallery, Antwerp (BE)

Make Your Mark. Plus One Gallery, Antwerp (BE)

Belgium Calling. Deweer Gallery, Otegem (BE)

Women Can’t Paint. ASC Gallery & Turps Gallery, London (UK)

Bring A Cup. 44 Ashdown Crescent, London (UK)

Into the Woods. HE.RO Gallery, Amsterdam (NL)

WASP. Hannah Barry Gallery, London (UK)

2017
20cm From the Ground. Louis 21 Gallery, Palma, Mallorca (ES)

The Unlimited Dream Co. Hannah Barry Gallery, London (UK)
Post-insulte. 69 Rue de Neuilly, Clichy 92, Paris (FR)
We Are The Ones, Carlsberg Byens Galleri & Kunstsalon, Copenhagen (DK)
Infinite Flowers. Plus One Gallery, Antwerp, (BE)
Ocotillo. Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA, (USA)

2016

Paper Cuts. Transition Gallery, London (UK)

#1 in The Game. Rainbow Unicorn Gallery, Berlin (DE)

2015

Exhibition of Art (duo with T. Trojanowski). Asylum Gallery, Rendlesham (UK)

 

ART FAIRS

2019 Art Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, DE (with Steve Turner)

2018 Arco, Madrid, ES (with L21 Gallery)

2017 NADA, New York, USA (with Rod Barton Gallery)

 

RESIDENCES

2021

superzoom, Saint-Sauveur-de-Montagut, France (FR)

2018
Curatorial & Artist Residency Program, L21, Palma (SP)