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STUART SUTCLIFFE BORN 23RD JUNE 1940 EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND DIED 10TH OF APRIL 1962 HAMBURG, GERMANY
CHRONOLOGY
EXHIBITIONS
- 1959 - John Moores Liverpool Exhibition, Walker Art Gallery
- 1964 - Major retrospective, Walker Art Gallery
- 1965-1967 - One-man show, Liverpool University
- One-man show, Neptune Gallery, Liverpool
- One-man show, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool
- 1967 - Art in a City Exhibition, ICA London
- 1972 - One-man show, The Room, Greenwich
- 1976 - One-man show, South London Art Gallery
- 1984 - The Art of the Beatles, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (Merseyside County Council)
- 1987-1988 - The Art of the Beatles, Tour of Japan (Seibu Stores/Toshiba)
- 1988 - The Art of the Beatles, Cologne (British Council)
- 1990 - One-man show, Sotheby's, London
- One-man show, Barbizon Gallery, Glasgow (Mayfest)
- One-man show, Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool
- 1990-1991 - One-man show, BBK Gallery, Cologne
- 1992 - Mixed Exhibition, 25th Anniversary Christmas Exhibition, Bluecoat Gallery Liverpool
- 1994 - One-man show, Touring Exhibition, Japan (Dela Corporation)
- One-man show, Liverpool John Moores University, School of Design and Visual Arts
- One-man show, Toronto, Canada (Beatlerama Inc)
- Astrid Kirchherr - Stuart Sutcliffe Exhibition, Special Photographers Gallery, London
- 1995 - One-man show, Kamen Gallery, Toronto
- One-man show, Liverpool John Moores University, Stuart Sutcliffe Fellowship Award
- One-man show, Govinda Gallery, Washington DC
- 1995 - 2000 - One-man show, Liverpool, John Moores University
- One-man show, KDK Gallery, London
- One-man show, Liverpool Beatle Museum
- 2001 - One-man show, Rock-N- Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, USA
- One-man show, Westwood Gallery, Manhattan, New York
- 2002 - One-man show, Proud Gallery, London
TELEVISION DOCUMENTARIES
- 1990 - Midnight Angel, Granada TV (networked) U.K.
- 1991 - Exhibition, Cologne, German TV
- 2005 - BBC Television, Stuart, His life and Art, U.K. (soon to be released in USA)
FILMS
- 1994 - Backbeat, Director Iain Softley, Producers Finola Dwyer and Stephen Wooley (Polygram / Scala / Channel 4)
DVDs
- 2005 - Backbeat, Director Iain Softley, Producers Finola Dwyer and Stephen Wooley (re-released on DVD)
CD COVERS
- 1994 - Backbeat Soundtrack (Virgin Records)
- 1995 - E.P.'s(Aaron Ave Records)
- 1999 - Mansun
PERFORMANCE CD
- 1995 - The Beatles Anthology
THEATRE
- 2004"Backbeat", Abbey Road Studios, London, UK
- 2005"Lennon, The Musical", Broadway, New York
PUBLICATIONS
- 1994 - "Backbeat, Stuart Sutcliffe, The Lost Beatle" - Alan Clayson and Pauline Sutcliffe (Pan Books / Sidgwick & Jackson)
- 1995 - "Stuart, The Life and Art of Stuart Sutcliffe" - Pauline Sutcliffe and Kay Williams (Genesis Fine Limited Edition)
- 2001 - "The Beatles Shadow, STUART SUTCLIFFE, & his lonely hearts club" Pauline Sutcliffe and Douglas Thompson (Sidgwick & Jackson, an imprint of Pan Macmillan Ltd.)
- 2006 - Future Publication, "The Ballad of John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe" (working title)
MAJOR PURCHASES
- 2004 - Present - NATIONAL MUSEUMS & GALLERIES OF LIVERPOOL
- Purchase of Stuart Sutcliffe Art and Artifacts for ongoing exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool Life
What some have to say about Stuart.
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"I looked up to Stu, I depended on him to tell me the truth. Stu would tell me if something was good, and I'd believe him." - John Lennon
"I felt I knew Stuart because hardly a day went by that John did not speak about him." - Yoko Ono
"He (Stuart) was a major attraction because of the James Dean thing, the dark, moody thing. I think a lot of people liked that." - Paul McCartney
"Stu was more than just the bass player - he was like our art director." - George Harrison
"My report is that Sutcliffe is very gifted and very intelligent.In the meantime he has become one of my best students." -Professor Sir Eduardo Paolozzi Artist
"He (Stuart) was an outstanding loss to Liverpool and to English painting, and over and above the merit of his pictures he has a special significance as somebody whose burning creativity switched from art into pop music and then back again. He showed the way." - John Willett Art Critic & Historian
"Stuart Sutcliffe emerged as an Abstract Expressionist painter just when Abstract Expressionism was in decline.epitomizing all that is best in it.it was this intensity that Sutcliffe captured in his own relentlessly intense art. They throb with new life and fresh emotion." - Donald Kuspit Professor of Art History & Philosophy, Author, Art Critic and Historian | |