Lucy Jane Turpin
Lucy Jane Turpin (b. 1983 – Johannesburg, SA) completed her Honours Degree in Fine Arts at the University of Witwatersrand in 2007 and her Master’s Degree at the University of Stellenbosch in 2015. Turpin’s practical focus is drawing, installation and painting. Furthermore, she has a strong interest in curatorial projects.
“The mind and body cannot be separated during productive action. My practice is informed by experience, that to which I carry and to which I encounter. My mark-making is self-generating which aligns with intention, intuition and impulse. I am both an artist and a teacher and I see these two practices as informative and equally important.” – L.J. Turpin
- Queens Collective 0.4 - 2020 in Queens Collective / Marrakech / Morocco
- Che Bello with Eva Shuman - 2020 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- CUBICLE Series - 2019 in Everard Read / Cape Town / South Africa
- Rest. Draw. Rest. with Io Makandal - 2018 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Drawn In - 2018 in TwilSharp Studios / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Touching Time - 2018 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Queens Collective 0.3 - 2018 in Queens Collective / Marrakech / Morocco
- Queens Collective 0.2 - 2018 in Queens Collective / Marrakech / Morocco
- Tectonic - 2017 in Hazard Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Folly - 2017 in SMITH Gallery / Cape Town / South Africa
- Super Salon - 2016 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Death of the Old - 2016 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- How blushing feet and scissor meet on the fourth floor of Atlantis - 2016 in Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- SKUGGAÞRÆÐIR - 2016 in Commune.1 / Cape Town / South Africa
- The Black Cube Sessions - 2015 in The Old Post Office & Kalashnikovv Gallery / Johannesburg / South Africa
- Drawing as experience - 2015 in GUS Gallery / Stellenbosch / South Africa
- The Art of Assemblage - 2011 in Assemblage Studios / Johannesburg / South Africa
- CIT:Y Festival - 2011 in Museum Africa / Johannesburg / South Africa