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ID: Recent Purchases on the Theme of Identity Made through the Contemporary Art Society’s Special Collection Scheme, Ferens Art Gallery, Hull

Blow Up!, St Paul’s Gallery, Birmingham (cat.)

Brooks’ work is represented private and public collections worldwide, including the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, and the Saatchi Collection, London.

2015 “I never thought I´d see you again” Painting History, Marlborough Contemporary, London

2013 Ultra Flesh, Marlborough Contemporary, London

2012–2013 Beyond Reality, British Painting Today, Galerie Rudofinum, Prague

2011 Do You Believe?, 3812, Contemporary Art Projects, Hong Kong

2006 Heads, Flowers East, London, UK Harewood House, Harewood, Leeds, UK Museum of Art, Donna

2005 Appearance, Whitewall Waterfront, Leeds (cat.)

2004 John Moores 23, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (cat.)

2003 Yes! I am a long way from home, The Nunnery, London and UK tour (cat.) Pale Fire, Nordenhake, Berlin

2002 Babel 2002, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul (cat.)

2001 I am a Camera, The Saatchi Gallery, London (cat.)

The NatWest Art Prize 1999, Lothbury Gallery, London (cat.)

Brooks had his first one-man exhibition at the Entwistle Gallery in London in 1998. Since then he has shown regularly both in the UK and abroad, including a solo show at the National Portrait Gallery, London in 2008 of portraits, including Sir Paul Nurse, among others. Brooks is currently represented by Marlborough London, with his inaugural show at the gallery in 2013, entitled ‘Ultraflesh’. In 2015 Brooks’ exhibition 'Origins' brought together different techniques used throughout his career to create 8 paintings that drew initial influence from Gustav Courbet’s 1886 paintingL'Origine du monde.

1998 New Neurotic Realism, The Saatchi Gallery, London (cat.)

1997 Likeness: Representing Sexualities, Manchester City Art Gallery, Manchester

1995 Fellows’ Show, Pittville Gallery, Cheltenham

1992 Abstractions from the Domestic Suburb Scene (SIN), Benjamin Rhodes Gallery, London

Jason Brooks (born 1968) is a British painter and sculptor. He studied at Goldsmiths College before completing his BA at the Cheltenham & Gloucester College of Art & Design. Jason spent some time in the British School of Rome in 1990, then going on to receive his MA from the Chelsea College of Art & Design, London in 1992. He debuted among the YBAs in the 1990s with his black and white portraits. He won the NatWest art prize in 1999. Jason judged the NPG Portrait Prize, John Moores Prize and the Jerwood Prize and has gone on to exhibit globally since then. His work is held in private and public collections all around the world, including the National Portrait Gallery Collection, London. A major overview of the artist’s work entitled Perpetual Orgy was published in 2015 to coincide with his solo show, 'Origins', at Marlborough London.