QUIK
Lin Felton, Americain
Born in 1958
Lin QUIK Felton was born in 1958 in a New York of metal lines and vibrant grids. He grew like a wild weed, alongside Basquiat, Keith Haring, Seen, and Futura. But Quik—his name just four letters—made his mark on the gleaming flanks of subway cars, in a metropolis where night was draped in flashes of color. In the 1980s, he tirelessly roamed the subway lines, fueled by an almost poetic fervor, covering the trains in bold hues, as if each color held a fragment of infinity.
After three years of study and contemplation at Parsons School of Design, he was noticed by Dutch gallerist Yaki Kornblit, who invited him to cross the Atlantic and set up his brushes in Europe. It was there, amid the maze of old streets and open gallery spaces, that Quik discovered a newfound freedom, allowing him to shape a unique artistic identity, full of intensity and subtlety.
Quik is among those who brought the raw energy of New York graffiti to the gallery walls of Europe. His style is like a nervous, defiant laugh, a sly grin aimed at conventions. Satire and autobiography merge in his work; he weaves in sketches of rebellion, hints of a man who views the world with irony. But above all, his paintings reveal hidden pains and desires. Both vibrant and figurative, his works showcase a virtuosity of line and an eye for detail, telling a vision of the world—his world.
“Graffiti was everywhere, like a visual rumor spreading across every wall of New York. The symbols of Black and Latino gangs blanketed the city, and soon, the first spray-painted tags began to appear on subway cars, infiltrating public spaces with youthful audacity, a taste for defiance. It was more than just a mark—it was an effervescence of rebellion, a youth declaring itself, and I was drawn in, swept away by this raw, radiant energy.
But I was a terrible graffiti artist! I loved putting my name everywhere, an uncontrollable need to exist, even if my pieces were often grotesque, an exaggerated style bordering on caricature. Yet, when I joined others, I made a point of refining a more captivating style: ghostly cemeteries, stray whales, sharp caricatures of stereotypes. I had this bitter taste for dark humor that I wanted to imprint on every corner of the underground.
And so, between 1974 and 1975, my first artistic gesture emerged on canvas, like a confession, the sketch of another self, who somehow knew that, beyond the walls, there was an art to be revealed.” Lin QUIK Felton
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2011 - Unruly Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Dirty Pilot, Wayland, MA - Grabner Haus, Fürstenfeld, Austria - Greenflowers Gallery, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
2010 - Dirty Pilot, Wayland, MA - Lin QUIK Felton “Raw Drawings II”, Green Flowers Art Gallery, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
2009 - AAA Gallery, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2008 - Avenir Finance, Paris, France - “Blues Paintings”, Galerie Arte Ventuno, Brussels
2007 - “Urban Dreamers”, Galerie Artcour, Paris VIII, France - “Urban Dreamers”, Galerie de Béjarry, Paris IX, France - Galerie Onega, Paris, France - Casino de Paris, Paris, France - “Raw drawings”, Green Flowers Art Gallery, Boulogne-Bilancourt, France
2006 - “QUIKworld”, NP3, Groningen, The Netherlands - Service Compris, Groningen, The Netherlands
2005 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Gallery Willy Schoots, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
2004 - Private Domain Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The Netherlands - Domein 23, Deurne, The Netherland
2003 - Galerie Kultur Koln, Cologne, Germany
1999 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Robinsons Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - Gallery MAMA, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
1998 - “Quik & Co”, Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands
1994 - Grand Theatre, Groningen, The Netherlands
1993 - Gallery II Ventuno, Hasselt, Belgium - Stadtischen Galerie, Wurzburg, Germany
1992 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Mannheimer Kunstverein, Mannheim, Germany
1991 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Private Domain Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The Netherlands
1990 - Suzan Cooper Gallery, Woodstock, NY
1988 - De Boterhal, Hoorn, The Netherlands
1984 - Galerie Yaki Kornblit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Stellweg/Seguy Gallery, New York, NY
1983 - Gallery Art in Progress, Düsseldorf, Germany - Gallery Yaki Kornblit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2018 - Art from the Streets, Artscience Museum Singapore | Singapore, Jan 13,2018 – Jun 03,2018
2015 - The Self-Drawing Hand, Danysz Gallery, Paris 11e | Paris | France, Nov 28,2015 – Dec 23,2015
2011 - Gallery Artemesia, Monaco - “Artistes In Transition”, Sochaux Museum, France - Rudolph Scharpff Collectie, Stuttgart Kunstmuseum, Germany - “Martha Cooper Revisited”, Carmichael Gallery, Culver City, CA - “40 Ans, Pressionism”, Collection Alain-Dominique Gallizia, Grimaldi Forum, Monaco - “I Miss You”, Krabbendans, Eindhoven, Netherlands
2010 - “Whole In The Wall”, SWATCH Museum, Geneva, Switzerland - “TAG et Graffiti”, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France (with catalog) - “TAG en Direct”, Bache Museale, Paris, France - “I love America”, Studio 55 & Pierre Cardin Galerie, Paris, France - “Future Development”, Loft Gallery, New York, NY
2009 - “Les papes du Street Art”, Galerie Matignon Leadouze, Paris, France - “From Style Writing to Art”, Galerie Magda Danysz, Paris, France - “d’RAW”, SCHUNK*, Glaspaleis, Heerlen, Netherlands - “Né dans la Rue”, Foundation Cartier, Paris, France - “Le TAG au Grand Palais”, Alain-Dominique Gallizia Collection, Grand Palais, Paris - “Whole in the Wall, New York Sessions”, Galerie Helenbeck, New York, NY - “Il Est Interdit d’Interdire”, Galerie Helenbeck, Nice, France
2008 - “Street Art”, Art Curial, Paris. France - Collection Henk Pijnenburg, Christies, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - “Bandes Dessinees”, Art Curial, Paris, France - “Whole in the Wall”, QUIK, SHARP, JON, CRASH & BLADE, Galleries Helenbeck & Gismondi, Paris & Nice, France - “vanstoftotasse” 7th edition, Asse, Belgium - “Aerosol Symphonies”, GO Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - “QUIKSAND”, Kunstencentrum SIGNE, Heerlen, The Netherlands - “The Hustle”, POWERHOUSE ARENA, New York, NY - Kunstour @ Timmerfabriek, Maastricht, The Netherlands - “Wintersalon”, Galerie Arte Ventuno, Brussels, Belgium - “SEEN”, Stolen Space Gallery, London, UK
2007 - Marta-Hereford Museum, Hereford, Germany - “L’Art Modeste Sous Les Bombes”, Speerstra Collection, Musée Paul Valéry, Séte & Abbaye d’Auberive, France - CLVII Gallery Showroom, Paris, France - Arte Ventuno, Hasselt/Brussels, Belgium - Studio Gallizia, ADG Collection, Boulogne-Billancourt, France - Wim Reiff Galerie, “Masquerade or a tribute to women”, Maastricht, The Netherlands
2006 - Studio Gallizia, Paris, France - Willem Speerstra Galerie, “Burners”, Paris, France - KIDROBOT, “Paint Ball”, New York, NY - PowerHouse Arena, “NO Sleep Till Brooklyn”, Brooklyn, NY
2005 - Museum Tongerloohuys (with catalogue), “Frozen Fire”, Rosendaal, The Netherlands - Kunst Rai, Galerie Willy Schoots, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - FIAC, Galerie Hans Mayer, Paris, France - ART COLOGNE, Galerie Willy Schoots, Cologne, Germany - Galerie HOME, “F@*K 2005” (with catalogue), Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2004 - sKidrobot, “The DUNNY Show”, New York, NY
2003 - Sotheby’s Amsterdam, “The Writing on the Wall” (with catalogue), The Netherlands - New York Urban Experience, “Urbane”, New York, NY - Soma Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN, CES” (with catalogue), New York, NY - Mc Caig-Welles Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN, CES”, New York, NY - Upper Playground Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN & CES,” San Francisco, CA - Marco Art Gallery, New York, NY - Max Fish, New York, NY - Mc Caig-Welles Gallery, “Battle of Titans”, New York, NY - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Battle of Titans”, New York, NY
2002 - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Black Rock Coalition”, New York, NY - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “It’s Official”, New York, NY
2001 - Prosper Gallery, Ricky Powell Painted Photographs, New York, NY - Upper Playground Gallery, Ricky Powell Painted Photographs, “Funky Dope Maneuvers”, San Francisco, CA - B’s International, Ricky Powell Photographs, Tokyo, Japan - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Renaissance 2001”, New York, NY - Brooklyn Museum of Art, “Hip Hop Nation”, Brooklyn, NY
2000 - Robinson’s Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - Locus Media Gallery, “Rules of Confinement”, New York, NY - De Kring, “Quik, Shoe & Angel”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Guernsey’s Auction House, “Graffiti” (with catalogue), New York, NY - Gallerie Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The NetherLands - “Grand Theatre 20th Anniversary”, Groningen, The Netherlands
1999 - Galerie Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, Netherlands - The Museum of the City of New York, “NY Century”, New York, NY - Gallery Robinsons, Gent Art Fair, Gent, Belgium
1998 - “Quik & Co”, Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - “The Arrow”, Stockholm, Sweden - Herning Kunstmuseum, “Graffiti – The Writing on the Wall”, Herning, Denmark - Pijnenburg collection “New York Graffiti”, Museum der Stadt Ratingen, Ratingen, Germany
1997 - Gallery Montana, Copenhagen, Danmark (with leaflet) Travelling exhibition to: Essen, Odense, Munich, Hellerup, The Hague, Karlsruhe, Copenhagen, Berlin, Paris, Aarhus, Reykjavik, Stuttgart, Dresden, London, Oslo, Braunschweig, Lillehammer, Cologne, Esbjerg, Gothenburg, Zürich, Bern, Vienna, Hamburg, Aalborg, Salzburg and Lausanne - Kunstpark Ost Forum, Munich, Germany - Academical Hospital Radbout, “Transfer to a New World”, curator Henk Pijnenburg, Nijmegen, The Netherlands - “Urban Aspects”, Zürich, Switzerland
1996 - Stedelijk Museum Roermond “The Venom of the Muse”, curator Henk Pijnenburg, The Netherlands - “Sub Cult 96”, Copenhagen, Danmark - Gallery P-Art 96, “Quik & Koor”, Darmstadt, Germany - AC-BAW Center for the Arts, Mount Vernon, New York - Groninger Museum collection, Groningen, The Netherlands - Melkweg, “MTV Welcome Home”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1995 - Groninger Museum, “Art of the 80’s & 90’s”, Groningen, The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, “Beeldende van de Kunst,” The Netherlands
1994 - Gallery II Ventuno, “Terra Incognita”, Hasselt, Belgium - Gallery De La Tour, “Bank of Reality”, Basel, Switzerland - Stads Gallery Librije, “Quik & Lady Pink”, Zwolle, The Netherlands - Melkweg, “The Big Awakening,” Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1993 - G.C. Arts, “Quik, Seen & Blade,” Antwerp, Belgium - Galerie II Ventuno, “Chez Nous,” Hasselt, Belgium - Dommelhof, “One Size, Many Views,” Neerpelt, Belgium - Stadts Galerie, “Quik & Lady Pink”, Zwolle, The Netherlands
1992 - Helmond Museum, “Quik & Blade” (with catalogue) The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, “Coming from the Subway” (catalogue) Groningen, The Netherlands - Gallery Atlantis, Documenta IX, Kassei, Germany - Colleen Greco Gallery, Uffern, NY
1991 - Musée National des Monuments Francais, “Graffiti Art” (with catalogue), Paris, France - Federal Reserve Board, Post-Graffiti/Fine Art, (with catalogue), Washington DC - Real Art Ways, “Hip Hop Nation”, Hartford, CT
1990 - Hans Jurgen Muller/Atlantis, Stuttgart, Germany - Wetherholt Gallery, Washington DC
1989 - “Graffiti Between Anarchy and Gallery”, curator Johannes Stahl (with catalogue): Travelling exhibition: Helmond Museum, Helmond, The Netherlands; Heidelberger Kunstverein, - Heidelberg, Germany; Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Germany - Stadtischen Gallery, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Goppingen, Germany
1988 - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - Museum Helmond, Stedelijk Kunstcollectie, Helmond, The Netherlands - Galerie Christ Delaet, “Quik, Seen & Blade,” Antwerp, Belgium
1987 - Wilhelm Hack – Museum, “New York Graffiti” Scharpff collection ( with catalogue), Ludwigshafen, Germany - Zack Schuster Gallery, Boca Rotan, FL
1986 - Pelhalm Art Center, Pelhalm, New York - Gallery International 52, New York, NY - Tweed Gallery, “Urban Aspects”, New York, NY - Leopold-Hoesch Museum, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Duren, Germany - Denise René/Hans Mayer Gallery, “Fashion Mode”, Düsseldorf, Germany
1985 - vSigmund Wenger Gallery, “Quik, Seen & Blade”, La Jolla, CA - Museum Helmond, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Helmond, The Netherlands
1984 - Yaki Kornblit Gallery, Cologne Art Fair, Cologne, Germany - 121 Gallery, Antwerpen, Belgium - Renaissance Society, “Graffiti”, Chicago, IL - Louisiana Museum, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Humlebaek, Denmark - Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, “Drawings and sculptures from the collection Adri, Martin and Geertjan Visser” (with catalogue), Otterlo, The Netherlands - Zurich Art Fair, Zurich, Switzerland - Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, “The Becht collection” (with catalogue), Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Joy Horwich Gallery, Chicago, IL - Gallery Het Venster, Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Stellweg/Seguy Gallery, “Graffiti Artists”, New York, NY - Thomas Gallery, “Classical American Graffiti Writers and High Graffiti Artists” (with catalogue), Munich, Germany - Groninger Museum, “Graffiti”, Groningen, The Netherlands
1983 - Boymans van Beuningen Museum, “Graffiti” (with catalogue), Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands
1981 - P.S. 1, “New York/New Wave”, New York, NY - Peppermint Lounge, New York, NY - Fun Gallery, New York, NY - Mudd Club, “Beyond Words”, New York, NY
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
– Quik (Lin Felton dit) Born in 1958, Queens, New York, United States Live and work in New York - The Rudolph Scharpf Collection, Wilhelm-Hack Museum - The Martin Wong Collection, New York, NY - The Yaki Korenblit Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands The Martin Sanders Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Galerie II Ventuno, Hasselt, Belgium - Robinsons Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - The Wildenberg Collection, Naarden, The Netherlands - The Dr. Dieter Weber Collection, Wiesbaden Kunstverein, Weisbaden, Germany Marta-Hereford Museum, Hereford, Germany - Museum of the City of New York, NY - Studio Museum of Harlem, New York, NY - The Becht Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - The Martin Visser Collection, Bergeijk, The Netherlands - Herning Kunstmuseum, Herning, Denmark - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - The Helmond Museum, Helmond, The Netherlands - Galerie Hans Mayer Collection, Dusseldorf, Germany - The Henk Pijnenburg Collection, Deurne, The Netherlands
2011 - Unruly Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Dirty Pilot, Wayland, MA - Grabner Haus, Fürstenfeld, Austria - Greenflowers Gallery, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
2010 - Dirty Pilot, Wayland, MA - Lin QUIK Felton “Raw Drawings II”, Green Flowers Art Gallery, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
2009 - AAA Gallery, Rotterdam, Netherlands
2008 - Avenir Finance, Paris, France - “Blues Paintings”, Galerie Arte Ventuno, Brussels
2007 - “Urban Dreamers”, Galerie Artcour, Paris VIII, France - “Urban Dreamers”, Galerie de Béjarry, Paris IX, France - Galerie Onega, Paris, France - Casino de Paris, Paris, France - “Raw drawings”, Green Flowers Art Gallery, Boulogne-Bilancourt, France
2006 - “QUIKworld”, NP3, Groningen, The Netherlands - Service Compris, Groningen, The Netherlands
2005 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Gallery Willy Schoots, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
2004 - Private Domain Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The Netherlands - Domein 23, Deurne, The Netherland
2003 - Galerie Kultur Koln, Cologne, Germany
1999 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Robinsons Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - Gallery MAMA, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
1998 - “Quik & Co”, Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands
1994 - Grand Theatre, Groningen, The Netherlands
1993 - Gallery II Ventuno, Hasselt, Belgium - Stadtischen Galerie, Wurzburg, Germany
1992 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Mannheimer Kunstverein, Mannheim, Germany
1991 - “Quik” (with catalogue), Private Domain Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The Netherlands
1990 - Suzan Cooper Gallery, Woodstock, NY
1988 - De Boterhal, Hoorn, The Netherlands
1984 - Galerie Yaki Kornblit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Stellweg/Seguy Gallery, New York, NY
1983 - Gallery Art in Progress, Düsseldorf, Germany - Gallery Yaki Kornblit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2018 - Art from the Streets, Artscience Museum Singapore | Singapore, Jan 13,2018 – Jun 03,2018
2015 - The Self-Drawing Hand, Danysz Gallery, Paris 11e | Paris | France, Nov 28,2015 – Dec 23,2015
2011 - Gallery Artemesia, Monaco - “Artistes In Transition”, Sochaux Museum, France - Rudolph Scharpff Collectie, Stuttgart Kunstmuseum, Germany - “Martha Cooper Revisited”, Carmichael Gallery, Culver City, CA - “40 Ans, Pressionism”, Collection Alain-Dominique Gallizia, Grimaldi Forum, Monaco - “I Miss You”, Krabbendans, Eindhoven, Netherlands
2010 - “Whole In The Wall”, SWATCH Museum, Geneva, Switzerland - “TAG et Graffiti”, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France (with catalog) - “TAG en Direct”, Bache Museale, Paris, France - “I love America”, Studio 55 & Pierre Cardin Galerie, Paris, France - “Future Development”, Loft Gallery, New York, NY
2009 - “Les papes du Street Art”, Galerie Matignon Leadouze, Paris, France - “From Style Writing to Art”, Galerie Magda Danysz, Paris, France - “d’RAW”, SCHUNK*, Glaspaleis, Heerlen, Netherlands - “Né dans la Rue”, Foundation Cartier, Paris, France - “Le TAG au Grand Palais”, Alain-Dominique Gallizia Collection, Grand Palais, Paris - “Whole in the Wall, New York Sessions”, Galerie Helenbeck, New York, NY - “Il Est Interdit d’Interdire”, Galerie Helenbeck, Nice, France
2008 - “Street Art”, Art Curial, Paris. France - Collection Henk Pijnenburg, Christies, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - “Bandes Dessinees”, Art Curial, Paris, France - “Whole in the Wall”, QUIK, SHARP, JON, CRASH & BLADE, Galleries Helenbeck & Gismondi, Paris & Nice, France - “vanstoftotasse” 7th edition, Asse, Belgium - “Aerosol Symphonies”, GO Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - “QUIKSAND”, Kunstencentrum SIGNE, Heerlen, The Netherlands - “The Hustle”, POWERHOUSE ARENA, New York, NY - Kunstour @ Timmerfabriek, Maastricht, The Netherlands - “Wintersalon”, Galerie Arte Ventuno, Brussels, Belgium - “SEEN”, Stolen Space Gallery, London, UK
2007 - Marta-Hereford Museum, Hereford, Germany - “L’Art Modeste Sous Les Bombes”, Speerstra Collection, Musée Paul Valéry, Séte & Abbaye d’Auberive, France - CLVII Gallery Showroom, Paris, France - Arte Ventuno, Hasselt/Brussels, Belgium - Studio Gallizia, ADG Collection, Boulogne-Billancourt, France - Wim Reiff Galerie, “Masquerade or a tribute to women”, Maastricht, The Netherlands
2006 - Studio Gallizia, Paris, France - Willem Speerstra Galerie, “Burners”, Paris, France - KIDROBOT, “Paint Ball”, New York, NY - PowerHouse Arena, “NO Sleep Till Brooklyn”, Brooklyn, NY
2005 - Museum Tongerloohuys (with catalogue), “Frozen Fire”, Rosendaal, The Netherlands - Kunst Rai, Galerie Willy Schoots, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - FIAC, Galerie Hans Mayer, Paris, France - ART COLOGNE, Galerie Willy Schoots, Cologne, Germany - Galerie HOME, “F@*K 2005” (with catalogue), Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2004 - sKidrobot, “The DUNNY Show”, New York, NY
2003 - Sotheby’s Amsterdam, “The Writing on the Wall” (with catalogue), The Netherlands - New York Urban Experience, “Urbane”, New York, NY - Soma Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN, CES” (with catalogue), New York, NY - Mc Caig-Welles Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN, CES”, New York, NY - Upper Playground Gallery, “QUIK, SEEN & CES,” San Francisco, CA - Marco Art Gallery, New York, NY - Max Fish, New York, NY - Mc Caig-Welles Gallery, “Battle of Titans”, New York, NY - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Battle of Titans”, New York, NY
2002 - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Black Rock Coalition”, New York, NY - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “It’s Official”, New York, NY
2001 - Prosper Gallery, Ricky Powell Painted Photographs, New York, NY - Upper Playground Gallery, Ricky Powell Painted Photographs, “Funky Dope Maneuvers”, San Francisco, CA - B’s International, Ricky Powell Photographs, Tokyo, Japan - New York Urban Experience Gallery, “Renaissance 2001”, New York, NY - Brooklyn Museum of Art, “Hip Hop Nation”, Brooklyn, NY
2000 - Robinson’s Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - Locus Media Gallery, “Rules of Confinement”, New York, NY - De Kring, “Quik, Shoe & Angel”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Guernsey’s Auction House, “Graffiti” (with catalogue), New York, NY - Gallerie Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, The NetherLands - “Grand Theatre 20th Anniversary”, Groningen, The Netherlands
1999 - Galerie Henk Pijnenburg, Deurne, Netherlands - The Museum of the City of New York, “NY Century”, New York, NY - Gallery Robinsons, Gent Art Fair, Gent, Belgium
1998 - “Quik & Co”, Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - “The Arrow”, Stockholm, Sweden - Herning Kunstmuseum, “Graffiti – The Writing on the Wall”, Herning, Denmark - Pijnenburg collection “New York Graffiti”, Museum der Stadt Ratingen, Ratingen, Germany
1997 - Gallery Montana, Copenhagen, Danmark (with leaflet) Travelling exhibition to: Essen, Odense, Munich, Hellerup, The Hague, Karlsruhe, Copenhagen, Berlin, Paris, Aarhus, Reykjavik, Stuttgart, Dresden, London, Oslo, Braunschweig, Lillehammer, Cologne, Esbjerg, Gothenburg, Zürich, Bern, Vienna, Hamburg, Aalborg, Salzburg and Lausanne - Kunstpark Ost Forum, Munich, Germany - Academical Hospital Radbout, “Transfer to a New World”, curator Henk Pijnenburg, Nijmegen, The Netherlands - “Urban Aspects”, Zürich, Switzerland
1996 - Stedelijk Museum Roermond “The Venom of the Muse”, curator Henk Pijnenburg, The Netherlands - “Sub Cult 96”, Copenhagen, Danmark - Gallery P-Art 96, “Quik & Koor”, Darmstadt, Germany - AC-BAW Center for the Arts, Mount Vernon, New York - Groninger Museum collection, Groningen, The Netherlands - Melkweg, “MTV Welcome Home”, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1995 - Groninger Museum, “Art of the 80’s & 90’s”, Groningen, The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, “Beeldende van de Kunst,” The Netherlands
1994 - Gallery II Ventuno, “Terra Incognita”, Hasselt, Belgium - Gallery De La Tour, “Bank of Reality”, Basel, Switzerland - Stads Gallery Librije, “Quik & Lady Pink”, Zwolle, The Netherlands - Melkweg, “The Big Awakening,” Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1993 - G.C. Arts, “Quik, Seen & Blade,” Antwerp, Belgium - Galerie II Ventuno, “Chez Nous,” Hasselt, Belgium - Dommelhof, “One Size, Many Views,” Neerpelt, Belgium - Stadts Galerie, “Quik & Lady Pink”, Zwolle, The Netherlands
1992 - Helmond Museum, “Quik & Blade” (with catalogue) The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, “Coming from the Subway” (catalogue) Groningen, The Netherlands - Gallery Atlantis, Documenta IX, Kassei, Germany - Colleen Greco Gallery, Uffern, NY
1991 - Musée National des Monuments Francais, “Graffiti Art” (with catalogue), Paris, France - Federal Reserve Board, Post-Graffiti/Fine Art, (with catalogue), Washington DC - Real Art Ways, “Hip Hop Nation”, Hartford, CT
1990 - Hans Jurgen Muller/Atlantis, Stuttgart, Germany - Wetherholt Gallery, Washington DC
1989 - “Graffiti Between Anarchy and Gallery”, curator Johannes Stahl (with catalogue): Travelling exhibition: Helmond Museum, Helmond, The Netherlands; Heidelberger Kunstverein, - Heidelberg, Germany; Nassauischer Kunstverein Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Germany - Stadtischen Gallery, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Goppingen, Germany
1988 - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - Museum Helmond, Stedelijk Kunstcollectie, Helmond, The Netherlands - Galerie Christ Delaet, “Quik, Seen & Blade,” Antwerp, Belgium
1987 - Wilhelm Hack – Museum, “New York Graffiti” Scharpff collection ( with catalogue), Ludwigshafen, Germany - Zack Schuster Gallery, Boca Rotan, FL
1986 - Pelhalm Art Center, Pelhalm, New York - Gallery International 52, New York, NY - Tweed Gallery, “Urban Aspects”, New York, NY - Leopold-Hoesch Museum, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Duren, Germany - Denise René/Hans Mayer Gallery, “Fashion Mode”, Düsseldorf, Germany
1985 - vSigmund Wenger Gallery, “Quik, Seen & Blade”, La Jolla, CA - Museum Helmond, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Helmond, The Netherlands
1984 - Yaki Kornblit Gallery, Cologne Art Fair, Cologne, Germany - 121 Gallery, Antwerpen, Belgium - Renaissance Society, “Graffiti”, Chicago, IL - Louisiana Museum, “New York Graffiti” (with catalogue), Humlebaek, Denmark - Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller, “Drawings and sculptures from the collection Adri, Martin and Geertjan Visser” (with catalogue), Otterlo, The Netherlands - Zurich Art Fair, Zurich, Switzerland - Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, “The Becht collection” (with catalogue), Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Joy Horwich Gallery, Chicago, IL - Gallery Het Venster, Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Stellweg/Seguy Gallery, “Graffiti Artists”, New York, NY - Thomas Gallery, “Classical American Graffiti Writers and High Graffiti Artists” (with catalogue), Munich, Germany - Groninger Museum, “Graffiti”, Groningen, The Netherlands
1983 - Boymans van Beuningen Museum, “Graffiti” (with catalogue), Rotterdam, The Netherlands - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands
1981 - P.S. 1, “New York/New Wave”, New York, NY - Peppermint Lounge, New York, NY - Fun Gallery, New York, NY - Mudd Club, “Beyond Words”, New York, NY
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
– Quik (Lin Felton dit) Born in 1958, Queens, New York, United States Live and work in New York - The Rudolph Scharpf Collection, Wilhelm-Hack Museum - The Martin Wong Collection, New York, NY - The Yaki Korenblit Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands The Martin Sanders Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Galerie II Ventuno, Hasselt, Belgium - Robinsons Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium - The Wildenberg Collection, Naarden, The Netherlands - The Dr. Dieter Weber Collection, Wiesbaden Kunstverein, Weisbaden, Germany Marta-Hereford Museum, Hereford, Germany - Museum of the City of New York, NY - Studio Museum of Harlem, New York, NY - The Becht Collection, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - The Martin Visser Collection, Bergeijk, The Netherlands - Herning Kunstmuseum, Herning, Denmark - Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands - The Helmond Museum, Helmond, The Netherlands - Galerie Hans Mayer Collection, Dusseldorf, Germany - The Henk Pijnenburg Collection, Deurne, The Netherlands
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