Claire Dorsett is an artist from the North West of England who currently works out of Manchester, UK.
She graduated from her BA (Hons) in Fine Art Painting at The University of Brighton in 2007 and from MFA Painting at The Slade School of Fine Art in 2010. Since then she has exhibited both nationally and internationally.
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Selected Group Exhibitions & Projects
NEWSROOM, Division of Labour c/o Paradise Works, Salford, 2025
Dream life, The Art House, Worcester, 2025
Looking at Art Fair People Looking at Art, The Sculpture Pavilion at The Manchester Contemporary, 2024.
CoLab Series, Venture Arts, 2024. With Amy Ellison and Sarah Boulter.
Dirty Synch II, Curated by Tony Benn, The Bear, London, 2023.
Gargling with Jelly, Thames-Side Studios Gallery, London, 2023.
Rose Garden, Curated by Tony Benn and Glenn Ward, Terrace Gallery, London, 2023.
Companion, Curated by Gayle Meikle, Workplace Foundation, Newcastle, 2022.
Food For Thought, Curated Jenny Eden, Oceans Apart Gallery, Salford, 2022.
Fayre Share Fayre, Curated by Nat Pitt for A Modest Show, Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester, 2022.
A Modest Show Booth, Curated by Nat Pitt of Division of Labour, Manchester Contemporary Art Fair., 2021.
Dark Matter, Workplace Foundation, Newcastle, 2021.
Here and How?, Curated by STOCK, Motion Sickness Project Space, Cambridge, 2019.
Everything Must Go (Part 2), Workplace Foundation, Gateshead, 2019.
Boobs: The Semiology of Breast, TAF/The Art Foundation, Athens, Greece, 2017.
The Sound of Grown Up Children Determined Not to Be Afraid, Curated by Benjamin Davies and Laura Brady, ICW, Blackpool, 2017.
Yes Please, Curated by George Lionel Barker, George and Jørgen, Peckham, London, 2017.
Designs For Living, HOME Projects, HOME, Manchester, 2016.
Call For Drawings, BAK, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2015.
Creekside Open 2015 Selected by Lisa Milroy, A.P.T. Gallery, London, 2015.
Show-Off, LeandaKateLouise, London, 2014.
The Creekside Open, selected by Paul Noble, A.P.T. Gallery, London, 2013.
Creative London, Artrecipe, Space K Gwacheon, Seoul and Gwangju, South Korea. Supported by the British Council, 2012.
The Sluice Art Fair, Exhibiting with George and Jørgen, London, 2011.
The Threadneedle Prize 2011, The Mall Galleries, London, 2011.
Blue Darling, Curated by Oliver Bedeman, George and Jørgen, London, 2011.
New Contemporary Art: Part I, George and Jørgen, London, 2010.
Istanbul was Constantinople, Hush Gallery, Istanbul, 2010.
Slade @ Test Bed 1, Battersea, London, 2010.
The Things Thing, Curated by Sam Longworth, Goth on bus, London, 2009
the voice and nothing more, curated by Neil Luck and Sam Belinfante, Woburn Research Centre, UCL, London, 2009