Which Way Now? July 2024, Site Gallery, Sheffield
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No Food in The House: July 2024, North Paddington Food Bank ​
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football etc. June 2024, Selfridges
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Talk Art Live: June 2024, City Hall, Sheffield
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Little Dark Age: May 2024, Incubator
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Cosmic Dancer Screening and Q&A with Emma Warren: April 2024, The Mildmay Club​
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Which Way Now? Screening and Q&A: November 2023, Institute of Contemporary Arts
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The People Fled When The Sun Went Down: September 2023, Jealous Gallery
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THE WORLD OF GAZZA!! : May 2023, OOF Gallery
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For the Love of the Lads: May 2023, Flannels X with W1 Curates
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In Conversation with Holly Black: London Original Print Fair, March 2023, Somerset House
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London Original Print Fair with Jealous London: March 2023, Somerset House
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London Art Fair with Jealous London: January 2023, Business Design Centre
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'Fin-de-Siecle': December 2022, On the Rag Gallery
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FIXED: December 2022, Four Legs
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Women's Aid: November 2022
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London in Levis: October 2022, Levi's Regent Street
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An Evening with OOF: June 2022, The Design Museum
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Designing the Beautiful Game: April 2022, The Design Museum
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Martin Parr & Corbin Shaw: March 2022, OOF Gallery
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Nowt As Queer As Folk: February 2022, GUTS Gallery
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Reality Check: September 2021, Anderson Contemporary
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A New Art World is Possible: July 2021, 147 Stoke Newington
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GUTS Gallery, 'INTRODUCING' : June 2021, The Shop at Sadie Coles HQ
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Thirst Prize: June 2021, Changing Room Gallery
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Five Hides: October 2020, Manor Place
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ConTender: September 2020, Arch 313
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Workin' the Body for Labour, Workin' the Body for Pleasure: August 2020, Sheffield
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Collaborations include The Pet Shop Boys, Fred Perry, HOMOBLOC, BBC Sport, Levis, Belstaff, Alasdair McLellan, Womens Aid
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Featured on, The Guardian, The Face, DAZED, Perfect Magazine, It's Nice That, The Brit Cult Podcast , i-D, HERO, BBC Sportshour & BBC News
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Corbin Shaw (b. 1998) is a British artist based in East London, originally from Sheffield. Exploring the complex realm of masculinity and identity through his multimedia practice. Using his upbringing in a South Yorkshire ex-mining town Corbin investigate's masculinity and how it was defined to him growing up. Breaking stigmas and stereotypes through his re-imagination of masculine 'icons' and objects. The artist pays homage to the people and places that have shaped his northern identity – the pub, the retail park and boxing gyms. Collaborations include Women’s Aid, BBC Sport , Fred Perry & The Pet Shop Boys. His work has been featured on cover’s for EXIT, Perfect Magazine and Circle Zero Eight . As well as features in The Guardian, The Face, Dazed and Metal Magazine and the Talk Art Podcast.
Corbin Shaw presented his fourth London solo show ‘Little Dark Age’ at Incubator, Marylebone, where he explores modern day Britishness through ancient crafts, exploring what is the meaning of tradition and questioning what it means to be ‘English’ today. ‘The People Fled When The Sun Went Down’ showed at Jealous, London in 2023 where he pulped and recycled stolen copies of the sun newspaper to make the paper for 22 original prints as a retaliation on the press, as he uses their own headlines against them in a mission to expose the hypocrisy of the British tabloids. In 2022 he presented 'Nowt as Queer as Folk', Guts Gallery, London, where he explored Folk Law and tradition in comparison to his South Yorkshire Village. Also in 2022 Corbin showed 'Martin Parr & Corbin Shaw' at OOF in London, where his work was shown in collaboration with legendary British artist Martin Parr to pay a homage to the Football Fan. Corbin has exhibited at the design Museum as part of 'Designing the Beautiful Game'. As well as at OOF alongside artists Jeremy Deller, Douglas Gordon, Lydia Blakeley and many more.
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