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Vicki Bennett / People Like Us has presented solo exhibitions, spatial audiovisual installations and work in numerous international group exhibitions. Selected presentations are listed below; live performances and screenings are documented separately.
.For gallery concerts and festival film screenings please also see Selected Performances and Screenings
SOLO SHOWS
2-20 October 2024 – Mise en Abyme, solo widescreen and multispeaker audiovisual installation, Museu de Aveiro/Santa Joana, Portugal; commissioned for Aveiro 2024, Portuguese Capital of Culture.
27 October–6 November 2022 — MIND MAPS: The Art of Vicki Bennett, solo exhibition, Orfeó Lleidatà, Lleida, Spain, presented in association with Intangible Festival.
12–27 May 2022 — Gone, Gone Beyond, immersive cinema installation, Gray Area, San Francisco, USA.
1 February – 8 April 2022 – Solo Exhibition The Mind Maps of Vicki Bennett at Sheehan Gallery, Walla Walla, USA
September–October 2020 — First Person, Fourth Wall, solo exhibition, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo, New York, as part of the Hallwalls Artist in Residence Project (HARP).
September 2017 – Joint exhibition with Peter Knight at Nabi, Los Angeles
February-March 2014 – Solo exhibition “Shutter” at Leeds College of Art
July 2013 – Solo exhibition at Centro de Cultura Digital, Mexico curated by Kenneth Goldsmith (UbuWeb) as part of Printing The Internet show
July-September 2011 – Solo exhibition “The Doors of Perspection” at Vitrine Gallery, London
July 2011 – Print edition co-published by Modern Empire and Vitrine Gallery
May-July 2008 – People Like Us Retrospective – alt.gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
GROUP SHOWS (this isn’t necessarily all of them)
July-Sept 2022 – Cover versions group exhibition at Phoenix, Exeter
April-May 2022 – Cover Versions group exhibition, Sunderland
August 2018 – Ambitus Exhibition – The Sound of the End of Music and 4’33” The Movie at Kunstmuseum Magdeburg
January 2016 – Exhibition “Cut-Up” at Franklin Street Works, Stamford, Connecticut, US
August 2015 – Exhibition of We Are Not Amused at Usurp Zone5 Festival, London
March 2015 – Screening of 4’33” and Notations at group exhibition Drawing Towards Sound, University of Greenwich Galleries, London
June 2014 – Exhibition of Consequences (One Thing Leads To Another) at Sheffield Doc/Fest at Millennium Gallery, Sheffield
April 2013-June 2013 Modern Empire Print Editions and Works on Paper. Works by Vicki Bennett, Charlotte Bracegirdle, Alec Finlay, Diego Mena, Inken Reinert, and Kelly Richardson. Sunbeam Studios, 79 Barlby Road, Ladbroke Hall, London, W10 6AZ. Mon – Fri 10am to 6pm
August 2012-June 2013 – 2 pieces in SOUNDS LIKE SILENCE Cage – 4’33” – Silence 1912 – 1952 to 2012 – HMKV, Dortmund
April-June 2012 – Radio Boredcast (Vicki’s DO or DIY shows) featured in Transmittal exhibition, Greene County Council for the Arts Gallery, Catskill, USA
Summer 2012 – Prints of Darkness at Peacock Visual Arts, Aberdeen, Scotland
March-June 2012 – part of Vitrine exhibition at Leeds College of Art
Spring 2012 – Prints of Darkness purchased for Pallant House Collection, Chichester for inclusion in their collection in 2012
November-December 2011 – Prints of Darkness at Engramme, Quebec, Canada
May-June 2011 – Modern Empire at La Scatola Gallery
May-June 2011 – Prints of Darkness at The Changing Room, Stirling
May 2011 – “Expanded Video” exhibition, MAXXI, Rome, Italy
November-December 2010 – Prints of Darkness at Matthew Gallery, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Dundee
July-Sept 2010 – Prints of Darkness, Edinburgh Printmakers
July-Oct 2010 – In The Long Run: 30 Years of Great Running – Great North Museum: Hancock Newcastle Upon Tyne
September-November 2009 – “Hit The Ground” at Hatton Gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne
May 2007 – 3-screen video installation Work, Rest & Play at Millennium Galleries, Sheffield
EDITIONS – we decided to delete this section since it’s not something we’re really into supporting philosphically. We do everything in a limited edition if it’s a physical product, we are just not IN this gallery world. It’s ridiculous to limit what you do with virtual or physical paywalling. We believe in abundance, not exclusivity.