Exhibitions
Current & Forthcoming Exhibitions
John Moores 25: Georgia's painting Oportuno III has been selected for the John Moores 25 Contemporary Painting Prize and will be exhibited at the Walker Gallery in Liverpool, UK between 20 September 2008 and 4 January 2009.
9 Jun - 17 Aug: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Solo Exhibitions
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| 2006 | - Galeria Nacional, San Jose, Costa Rica
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| 2003 | - Fred Spratt Gallery, San Jose, USA
- Café Gallery Projects, Southwark Park, London
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| 2002 | - San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Artists' Gallery, USA
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| 1999 | - Maidstone Library Gallery
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| 1998 | - Sevenoaks Library Gallery
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| 1997 | - Harriet Green Gallery, London
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| 1995 | - Riviera Gallery, Hastings
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| 1988 | - Trinity Arts Centre, Tunbridge Wells
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| 1984 | - Trinity Arts Centre, Tunbridge Wells (Drawings, 2 person)
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Selected Group Exhibitions
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| 2004 | - Royal Academy, London
- Naked, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol
- Six International Artists' Monoprints, National Gallery of Costa Rica
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| 2003 | - Royal Academy, London
- SFMOMA Artists, 25 Years, USA
- ICA San Jose Art Auction, California, USA
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| 2002 | - Royal Academy, London
- International Drawing, National Gallery of Costa Rica
- As It Seems, Exhibition of drawing, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum
- 3x2, The Nunnery, London
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| 2001 | - Royal Academy, London
- Art First, London
- The Bigger Picture, Vital Arts, London
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| 2000 | - Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
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| 1999 | - Royal Academy, London
- Xtreme Art, Hitchin
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| 1998 | - Means and Ends Open Drawing, Brighton
- Royal Academy, London
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| 1996 | - Journeys/Memories, Sussex Open, Brighton
- Cheltenham Open Drawing
- Royal Academy, London
- Inspirit, Maidstone Museum
- The White Room Gallery, Harlech
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| 1995 | - Inspirit, Maidstone Museum
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| 1994 | - SpaceFrame Open, Gillingham
- Royal Academy, London
- Flowers East, London
- Harlech 94 International
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| 1993 | - John Moores 18, Liverpool
- Oriel Mostyn Open, Llandudno
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| 1991 | - David Bomberg and After Towner Gallery, Eastbourne
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| 1990 | - Royal Academy, London
- Oxford County Museum
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| 1987 | - Scottish Drawing Competition, Glasgow
- Royal Academy, London
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Awards
| 2006 | - Shortlisted for the Charles Wollaston Prize
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| 2003 | - Shortlisted for the Charles Wollaston Prize
- Arts Council of England, Personal Development Scheme, Major Award
- British Council Travel Award
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| 2002 | - South East Arts Personal Development Award
- British Council Travel Award;
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| 2000 | - Shortlisted for the Charles Wollaston Prize
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Selected Publications and Reviews
'Open Season', Barry Schwabsky, Art in America (2/10/03);
'Deceptively Simple', Jack Fischer, The Mercury News, USA (29/9/03);
'Essential Art Events', Hannah Shuckburgh, ArtReview (6/03);
'A Right Carrion', Laura Gascoigne Interview, What's On in London (4/6/03);
'What Is Any Thing?', Pynto Publication, essay by Rebecca de Saintonge (2003);
'What Is Any Thing?', Café Gallery Projects, essay by Monroe Hodder (2003);
Royal Academy Illustrated (98,00,01,02,03);
Georgia Hayes Paintings 1999-2001, essay by Sacha Craddock, SFMoMA Artists’ Gallery(2002);
Howard Jacobson, Channel 4 TV 'Not the Turner Prize' (29/11/00);
The Times (25/5/00);
'Best of the lot? Two Mangled Mallards', Adrian Searle, The Guardian (23/5/00);
The Guardian Guide 'See This' (18/12/99);
'Chancing an Arm', Maidstone Library Gallery, essay by Caroline Collier (1997);
'Georgia Hayes', Harriet Green Gallery (1997);
The Art Directions Book (1997); 2008 review by Martin Maloney