Working across a number of media including digital print, wall drawing, video, sculpture and installation, Mark Titchner’s practice explores systems of belief, both secular and spiritual, often focusing on the marginalized, discredited or forgotten ideologies and objects we place our faith in. Using the impersonal language of the public realm, ranging from the quasi-mysticism of corporate mission statements to the maxims of revolutionary socialism, his work exhorts us to believe in it. Motifs taken from advertising, religious iconography, club flyers, trade union banners, prog rock and political propaganda all vie for our attention. The common denominator of this quest for idealism is a quest for enlightenment; a desire for some form of transcendence; and yet, abstracted from its original context, the message appears drained of meaning. We know that we are being asked to respond but the purpose is unclear, leaving us only with the formal means of exhortation and our own desire for meaning.

Lives and works in London
1973 Born in Luton, UK

1995Central St Martins College of Art & Design

1992Hertfordshire College of Art & Design

Solo Exhibitions (selected)

2014Mark Titchner, CGP, London
Rose, Dilston Grove, London
An image of truth, The Gallery at Foyles, London

2013Our Knot, Maudsley Learning Centre, public commision

2012Please Believe These Days Will Pass, The Art Gallery of Ontario, Canada
Mark Titchner “Be no Content” and Dennis Rudolph “Wege in den Nihilismus”, Upstream Gallery, Amsterdam

2011New Art Gallery, Walsall

2010Vilma Gold, London
Motto, Art House Foundation, London

2009The Age of Happiness, Hellenic American Union, Athens
Disclosure, Broadway cinema/backlit studios, Nottingham

2008Plateau Aurora Borealis, Peres Projects, Berlin
Run, Black River, Run, BALTIC, Gateshead

2007The Eye Don’t See Itself, Vilma Gold, London
Vertigo: Marcel Duchamp and Mark Titchner at Chelsea Space, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London (cat)
Commission for BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead

2006How To Change Behaviour (Tiny Masters Of The World Come Out), Turner Prize, Tate Britain, London
IT IS YOU, Arnolfini, Bristol

2005When We Build Let Us Think That We Build Forever, Vilma Gold project space, Berlin
Behold the Man, Waiting For the Man, Peres Projects, Los Angeles
After the Punchline… Eternity, Vacio 9, Madrid

200420th Century Man, Vilma Gold, London
Mark Titchner, Carlos Amorales & The Sun City Girls, De Appel, Amsterdam
I, WE, IT, (public art commission), Platform for Art, London

2003Be Angry But Don’t Stop Breathing, Art Now, Tate Britain, London
Do Not Attempt To Reform Man. We Are What We Are, Galerie Jorg Hasenbach, Antwerp
We Were Thinking Of Evolving, Vilma Gold, London

2001Love, Work & Knowledge, Vilma Gold, London

1999Mark Titchner, Vilma Gold, London

1998Mark Titchner, One in the Other, London

Group Exhibitions and Public Projects (selected)

2017A certain kind of light, Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, UK (upcoming)

2016So many steps, so little time, curated by Jerome Jacobs, De BOND, Bruges, Belgium
Beacon, Public Commission, The Hat Factory, Luton, UK
Let us be all we can be, Public Commission, Newmarket Road, Cambridge, UK
Flat Time House Retrospective Show – The Shift, Flat Time House, London
INTO BOUNDLESS SPACE I LEAP, Maxwell Centre, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
2050. A Brief History of the Future, Palazzo Reale, Milan
ME HERE NOW (Burning Too), Mark Titchner & Jeremiah Day, Antwerp Art Weekend, Antwerp, Belgium
Forever, Bubox, Kortrijk, Belgium
Prememories, Aeroplastics contemporary, Brussels

20152050: A Brief History of the Future, Royal Museums of Fine Art Belgium, Brussels
Then For Now, Delphina Foundation, London
Island, g39, Cardiff
Inside Cities: art and the built environment, Arup, London
Behold continues to return, curated by Mark Titchner, Bethlem Gallery, Bethlem Royal Hospital, UK
Ma Voix, Le Silo U1: Château-Thierry, France
Our Work is Together Today, public work for Sceaux Gardens Estate Peckham, commissioned by SouthLondon Gallery
Provocation, Queen Elizabeth Hall entrance, Love flags across the site; South Bank Centre Festival of Love, London

2014Plastic Words, Raven Row, London
Diagrams, The Holden Gallery, Manchester
News from Nowhere, Kelmscott House, London

2013Once More, Lokaal 01, Breda, Nederlands
Altars of Madness, Casino Luxembourg, travelled to Confort Moderne, Poitiers, France
Victoriana; The art of Revival, Guildhall Art Gallery, London

2012Mark Titchner “Ends Thou”, Focal Point Gallery, Essex
Made In Britain: Contemporary Art from the British Council Collection 1980 - 2010, Benaki Museum, Athens
REMIX: Contemporary Art from Greece, Turkey, Israel and Britain. Touring Benaki Museum, Athens, Sakip Sabançi Museum, Istanbul, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem.

2011An Action, Event or Other Thing That Occurs To Happen Again, One Thoresby Street and Bonnington Gallery, Nottingham
Galeria Filomena Soares, Lisbon, Portugal
Trompe La Monde, Galerie Transit, Mechelen
Change The World Or Go Home, Down Stairs, Madley
Train Fantome, Cruise and Callas, Berlin
Art Paris - Just Art, Grand Palais, Paris 2011
Made In Britain: Contemporary Art from the British Council Collection 1980 - 2010 (touring exhibition in partnership with the Sichuan Provincial Museum, Xi’an Art Museum, Hong Kong Heritage Museum and Suzhou Museum)
Peeping Tom, KAde Kunsthal, AAMersfoort, The Netherlands

2010The Future Demands your Participation, China, Shanghai, Minsheng Art Gallery
Art Moves 2010, 3rd International Festival of Art on Billboards, Torun, Poland
Nothing is Forever, South London Gallery, London
Deptford X, London
Peeping Tom, Vegas Gallery, London

2009The Dark Monarch, Tate St.Ives and Towner Gallery, Eastbourne
Black Hole, CCA Andratax, Mallorca, curated by Friedrieke Nymphius
Minneapolis, Peres Projects, Los Angeles
State of the art - the condition of liberty and the art of objection, European Commission Headquarters, Hague
Art Moves: The 2nd International Festival of Art on Billboards, Torun, Poland
Dreaming the Mainstream, Vilma Gold, London
Mark Titchner - Debating Society & Run, Commissioned by Radar Arts Programme, Loughborough University
On Joy, Sadness and Desire, Smart Project Space, Amsterdam
Rank: picturing the social order 1516-2009, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland

2008Manifesto Marathon, Serpentine Gallery
100 Years, 100 Artists, 100 Works of Art, Art on the Underground
GSK Contemporary, Royal Academy, London
Material Presence, 176, London
ARTLV 08, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv
Summer Video Program, Peres Projects, Berlin
Nature is a Workshop, Turner Contemporary, Margate
Here and Now, Regina Gallery, Moscow
In The Beginning, University of California Art Gallery, San Diego
The Brotherhood, Kunstbunker, Nuremberg

2007Fusion Now, Rokeby, London, Curated by JJ Charlesworth
Hope and Despair, Cell Project Space, London, curated by Bob Matthews
Frozen Waves, Yama, Istanbul
Its Simply Beautiful, Laboral Centro de Arte y Creacion Industrial (cat)
When We Build, Let Us Think That We Build Forever, BALTIC, Newcastle
A Poem about an Inland Sea 52nd Venice Biennale, Ukraine Pavillion with Serhiy Bratkov, Dzine (Carlos Rolon), Alexander Hnilitsky, Boris Mikhailov, Juergen Teller and Sam Taylor-Wood, Taylor-Wood, Venice, Italy
Left Pop, The Second Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Petrovka, Russia
Art Plus Drama Party 2007 with Fiona Banner, Jenny Holzer and Ed Ruscha, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
Between Two Deaths, ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany (cat)
Los Vinilos, El Basilisco, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Metal, Walsall New Art Gallery, Birmingham

2006How to Improve the World, Hayward Gallery, (touring) (cat)
SCAPE – Don’t Misbehave!, Christchurch Art Gallery, New Zealand (cat)
The Starry Messenger: Visions of the Universe, Compton Verney (cat)
XII Biennale of Visual Arts, Pancevo, Serbia (cat)
Momentum (Nordic festival of Contemporary Art), Moss, Norway (cat)
EV+A, Limerick (cat)
Check-in Europe, European Patent Office, Munich
His life is full of miracles…Animation Videotheque, Site Gallery, Sheffield
And yet it moves! MOT, London
The Galleries Show, Extra City, Antwerp
59th Minute, (public video commission organized by Creative Time), Times Square, New York
Metropolis Rise, CQL Design Centre, Shanghai (cat)
Para todos los publicos, Sala Rekalde, Bilbao (cat)
Black and White, Hellenic American Union, Athens
Sculpture Grande 06, Prague

2005British Art Show 6, touring exhibition beginning Baltic, Newcastle (cat.)
British Art Show 6, public billboard commission, Newcastle
Hidden Rythms, Museum Het Valkhof, Nijmegen (cat.)
Odiseado Tra Tempo, Peter Kilchmann Gallery, Zurich
Offside, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Dublin
Summer Daze, South London Gallery, London
Centrifuge: For Spirit and Ritual, The Drawing Room, London
Jaybird, Zero, Milan
The Hardest Thing to Draw is a Kiss, The Gallery at Wimbledon School of Art, Wimbledon (cat.)
The Music of the Future, Gasworks, London

2004showCASe, South London Gallery, London
Vilma Gold at Galerie Diana Stigter, Galerie Diana Stigter, Amsterdam
If you think you see with just your eyes you are mad, Peres Projects, Los Angeles
Plaza Suite, Union, London
Expander, Royal Academy of Arts, London (cat.)
Wilkommen, Metropole Galleries, Plymouth
Rear View Mirror, Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge (cat.)
Britannia Works, British Council, Athens (cat.)
Nocturnal Emissions, The Groninger Museum, Groninger
Asphalt and Neon, Museo Tamayo, Mexico City (cat.)
Happy Go Lucky, (public art commission), VHDG, Leeuwarden (cat.)
Nit Niu, commissioned by Vacio 9, Mallorca
A Secret History of Clay, Tate Liverpool, Liverpool (cat.)
Now is Good, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland (cat.)
Tonight, Studio Voltaire, London
Candyland Zoo, Kent Institute of Art & Design, Canterbury

2003Matchine Machine, (curated by Chris Noraika) One in the Other, London
Electric Earth, State Russian Museum, St Petersburg (cat.)
Strange Messengers, Breeder Projects, Athens
PONR, Pallas Heights, Dublin
Talking Pieces, Museum Morsbroich, Leverkeusen (cat.)
Dirty Pictures, The Approach, London

2002The Movement Began With A Scandal, Lenbachhaus Museum, Munich
The Galleries Show, Royal Academy of Arts, London (cat.)
The Dirt of Love, (with Roger Hiorns & Gary Webb), The Mission, London
Strike, Wolverhampton City Art Gallery (cat.)
Exchange, Richard Salmon, London
Loco for Rococo, The Nunnery, London
Mathematique, Danielle Arnaud, London (cat.)

2001Sages, Mystics & Madmen, One in the Other, London
Brown, The Approach, London
Playing Amongst the Ruins, Royal College of Art, London (cat.)
City Racing (A Partial History), ICA, London (cat.)
Curatorial Mutiny Pt 4, Nylon, London
Best Eagle, (with Michele Naismith & Duncan McQuarrie), Transmission, Glasgow
Fear it, do it anyway, Vilma Gold Project Space, London

2000Mark Titchner & Lena Seraphin, Sali Gia, London
Very Nice Film Club, Vilma Gold, London
Multiples, Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin (cat.)
Heart & Soul, Sandroni Rey, Los Angeles
The Poster Show, Cabinet Gallery, London
Insanity Benefit, Vilma Gold Gallery, London
Point of View, (collection of Thomas Frangenburg), Richard Salmon, London
Mark Titchner & David Musgrave, Grey Matter, Sydney
297 x 210, The Art House, Dublin (cat.)

1999Limit Less, Galerie Krinziger, Vienna
297 x 210, Arthur R Rose, London (cat.)
… Nice to Meet You, Kunstbunker, Nuremburg
New Build, Platform, London
Cave, Sali Gia London
297 x 210, Firestation, Dublin
The Poster Show, Gavin Brown Enterprises, New York
Heart & Soul, 60 Long Lane, London
Painting Lab, Entwistle Gallery, London

1998Social Security, Ex Teresa, Mexico City / Royal College of Art, London (cat.)
True Science, Curated by BUND, KX, Hamburg
Surfacing, Institute of Contemporary Art, London
Kling Klang, HMS Plymouth in association with Tate Liverpool, Liverpool
Show me the money 3, 8 Dukes Mews, London
The Bible of Networking, Sali Gia London (Touring)
Sociable Realism, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London

1997Show 47, City Racing, London
Peripheral Visionary, De Fabriek, Eindhoven
High Precision/Low Maintenance, 172 Deptford High St / Hales Gallery, London
Recent Acquisitions, BUND, London
TransMat, One in the Other, London
Physionomical Corpus, One in the Other, London

1996LIFE/LIVE, ARC, Museum of Modern Art, Paris (cat.)
BANK TV/Viper, DOG (BANK), London
Is this Happening, 112a Denmark Hill, London

Selected Bibliography

Publications

2010Russo, Karen, ‘The Remote Viewing Project’, The Center for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv, 2010
‘Art, Word and Image’: 2000 Years of Visual/ Textual Interaction, Hunt, John Dixon, Lomas, David and Corris, Michael, Reaktion Books, , London, 2010 p.231

2009‘Lubok 8’, ed. Ruckhäberle, Christophe and Siemon, Thomas, Lubok Verlag, 2009
‘The Age of Happiness – Mark Titchner’, Exhibition catalogue, published by Hellenic American Union, Athens
‘The Dark Monarch’, Exhibition Catalogue, Tate Publishing, London
Selby, Aimee, ‘Art and Text’, Black Dog Publishing Ltd, London, 2009
‘On Joy, Sadness and Desire’, The Smart Papers, Smart Project Space, Amsterdam.

2008‘Rank Picturing the Social Order 1516 – 2009’, (Exhibition catalogue) Northern Gallery for Contermporary Art
‘Material Presence’, Exhibition Publication/Edition, Zabuldowicsz Collection, 176, London
‘The Hey Hey Glossolalia’ Mark Beasley, Creative Time, New York
‘Has man a Function in Universe’, Curated by Gavin Wade, Bookworks/Eastside Projects

2007Dillon, Tamsin, Platform for Art; Art on the Underground, Black Dog Publishing
Its Simply Beautiful, Laboral Centro de Arte y Creation Industrial, CajAstur
Marcel Duchamp and Mark Titchner, Vertigo, Chelsea Space
Ensslin, Felix, Between Two Deaths, Exhibition Catalogue, ZKM

2006Mark Titchner, Exhibition Catalogue, Arnolfini
Para Todos Los Publicos, Exhibition Catalogue, Rekalde, BFA/DFB
Turner Prize, Exhibition Catalogue, Tate Britain
How to Improve the World, Exhibition Catalogue, Hayward Gallery Press
The Starry Messenger: Visions of the Universe, Exhibition Catalogue, Compton Verney
SCAPE – Don’t Misbehave!, Exhibition Catalogue, Christchurch Art Gallery, New Zealand
XII Biennale of Visual Arts, Exhibition Catalogue, Pancevo, Serbia
Momentum (Nordic festival of Contemporary Art), Exhibition Catalogue, Moss, Norway
EV+A, Exhibition Catalogue, Limerick
Metropolis Rise, Exhibition Catalogue, CQL Design Centre, Shanghai
Para todos los publicos, Exhibition Catalogue, Sala Rekalde, Bilbao

2005Hidden Rythms, Exhibition Catalogue, Museum Het Valkhof, Nijmegen
The Hardest Thing to Draw is a Kiss, Exhibition Catalogue, Wimbledon School of Art
Art Now Yearbook, Tate Publishing, January
Sodio y asfalto, British Council, exhibition Catalogue
British Art Show 6, Hayward Gallery Publishing

2004Britannia Works, Exhibition Catalogue, British Council
Rear View Mirror, Exhibition Catalogue, Kettle’s Yard
Asphalt and Neon, Exhibition Catalogue, British Council
Expander, Exhibition Catalogue, Royal Academy of Art
Nocturnal Emissions, Exhibition Catalogue, Groninger Museum
Tate Art Now Yearbook, Tate Press
The Secret History of Clay, Exhibition Catalogue, Tate Press
Why and Why Not, Bookworks
Annual, Exhibition Catalogue, KIAD Press
Frieze Art Fair Yearbook 2004, Frieze Publications
Now is Good, Exhibition Catalogue, Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, Sunderland
Happy Go Lucky, Exhibition Catalogue, VHDG, Leeuwarden

2003Electric Earth, Film and Video from Britain, Exhibition Catalogue, British Council
Talking Pieces, Exhibition Catalogue, Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen
Fox, Dan, ‘Mark Titchner’, Frieze Art Fair Yearbook 2003, Frieze Publications
Beasley, Mark, ‘Earache My Ear’, Ledworth, Colin, ‘Powers of Ten’

2002City Racing 1999-1998, ICA, Black Dog Publishing
Playing Amongst the Ruins, Exhibition Catalogue, Royal College of Art
The Galleries Show, Exhibition Catalogue, Royal Academy of Arts
Mathematique, Exhibition Catalogue, Danielle Arnaud, London
Platforms, Jubilee Arts
Am Anfag der bewgung stand ein skandal, Lenbachhaus Museum

2001Carey-Thomas, Lizzie, Art Now, Tate Britain
Riess, Ute, Talking Pieces, Exhibition Catalogue Text, Museum Morsbroich

2000Multiples, Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin

1999Some Stuff, ZING, Spring
297 x 210, Arthur R Rose Publications

1998Social Security, Exhibition Catalogue, Ex Teresa, Mexico City / Royal College of Art, London

1996Life/Live, Exhibition Catalogue, Museum of Modern Art, Paris

Selected Articles

2014Hill, Susannah. ‘Review: Diagrams, The Holden Gallery, Manchester’, Corridor 8 online, January
Cafe Gallery, Dilston Grove, ArtUpdate online, April 2014
Gleeson. David, Review of Mark Titchner, CGP London, Aesthetica Blog, online,
aestheticamagazine.com/blog/review-mark-titchner-cgp-london/, 17 April 2014

2013New Age of Aquarius, Cura, online, May 2013
Mark Titchner: A Naiad, ArtRabbit, online, April 2013

2012Hancox. Dan, And Then?, Frieze Magazine, January - February, 2012, pp.102-103
Lefèvre Jérôme. WE SHALL ARISE / QUESTIONS DE CONTEMPORANÉITÉ, dust-distiller.com

2011Levine, Charlie. ‘Change the World or Go Home’, A-N Interface, October 26, 2011. http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews
Dixon, Tom. ‘Mark Titchner - I We It’, Openfile, October 27, 2011. http://openfileblog.blogspot.com
Jacobs, Emma. ‘For Those About To Rock...’, Financial Times, July 1
Titchner, Mark. ‘Home Of Metal’, ArtReview, May, pg 52.
Beanland, Chris. ‘Praise the Sabbath: now Birmingham shows its metal’, The Independent, Friday May 6
Art Paris - Just Art, Grand Paris 31.3-3.4.2011, www.artParis.fr

2010Sherwin, Skye, Mark Titchner, Guardian Guide, 4 September, p.38
Gavin, Francesca, Power, Consumption and Lies, Twin Magazine
Potts, Rachel, ‘A Multi-Faceted Zone of Protection’, Garageland, Issue 10, pp.22-25
Cotton, Michelle. ‘The Dark Monarch’, Frieze, January - February, Issue 128, pg 122

2009Eleftherios, Arelis, The Age Of Happiness, Nictoglobe, Online Magazine of Transmedial Arts & Acts Vol. 18, Ed. 4, Fall 2009
Titchner, Mark, ‘Futurama’, Art & Music, Issue 08, Winter 2009
Griffin, Jonathan, ‘Material Presence’, Frieze, 7 January

2008Gavin, Francesca, ‘Mark Titchner - Artist, On Religious Tracts’, Another Magazine, 15th issue
Bi-Annual Autumn/Winter, pg. 108
I Can’t Make Out A Peace Sign To Save my Life, Dominikus Müller, Artnet, 20 November
White Light, Founding and Fleetness, ARTLV_8: Prologue, September 27-October 18
‘Mark Titchner: In the Studio, Time Out, November 27- December 3 2008
Jankowicz, Mia, ‘Fusion Now’, Frieze
Saville, Helen, ‘Mark Titchner’, North East Times Magazine, 1 February
‘Run, Black River, Run’, Citylights, 8 February
Whetstone, David, ‘Questioning the Truth’, The Journal, 30 January
‘Mark Titchner: Run, Black River, Run’, The Metro, 29 January

2007Martin, Francesca, ‘Arts Diary’, The Guardian
Cohen, Louise, ‘Tube Giveaway Lets Commuters Take Art’, The London Paper
Arts Professional, News
‘Take Home A Masterpiece for Free’, Metro
Jones, Jonathon, ‘Art’s Bright Ideas Ignite Debate’, Guardian Unlimited Blog
Mr Motley Magazine, NL
Button, Virginia, ‘The Turner Prize’, Tate
Thornton, Sarah, ‘Reality Art Show’, The New Yorker, March 19

2006Mulholland, Neil and Hunt, Andrew, ‘British Art (does it) Show?’ Frieze, January-February
Maddocks, Fiona, ‘Turner’s Poster Boy’, Evening Standard, March
Herbert, Martin, ‘Mark Ttchner’, Art Monthly, April
Hack, Jefferson, ‘Burning Questions’, Another Magazine
‘And Yet It Moves’, The Guardian Guide, 12 August
Dorment, Richard, ‘’One Of The Most Exciting Artists In Britain Today’, The Telegraph, Wednesday 4 October
Wullschlager, Jackie, ‘Turner prompts fresh attack on female body’, The Financial Times,
Duguid, Hannah, ‘Mark Titchner: Turner Prize Nominee’, The Independent, September
‘Is Art Power?’ The Power 100 Issue, Art Review, November

2005Wilson, Michael, ‘Words to Live By – Michael Wilson on the Art of Mark Titchner’, Artforum, May

2004Burnett, Craig, ‘20th Century Man’, Guardian Guide, 2 October
‘Mark Titchner: 20th Century Man’, Flash Art, November
Gruner, Fisun, ‘Baulking at Bulk’, Metro, 22 December
Bedell, Geraldine, ‘The Best of British’, Observer Monthly Magazine, 31 October
Wilsher, Mark, ‘Rear View Mirror’, Art Monthly issue 281
‘Exhibitions Pick of the Week’, Guardian Guide, 9 October
‘La Jornada de Enmedio’, La Jornada Newspaper, page 2, 9 July
Excelsior Newspaper, page 5B, 24 July
‘Sodio y asfalto’, Donde Ir Magazine, page 92, July
‘Brillo y color’, El Norte, 5 November
‘Sodio y asfalto’, Quien Magazine, page 138, August
‘Sodio y asfalto’, Map Magazine, issue 1, Spring

2003Beasley, Mark, ‘Black Magic Mind War’, Frieze: issue 74
Hammonds, Chris, ‘Mark Titchner’, Tema Celeste, issue 97

2002O’Reilly, Sally, ‘Exchange’, Frieze, May
Beasley, Mark, ‘Exchange’, Art Monthly, April
Charlesworth, JJ, ‘Exchange’, Contemporary, April

2001Beasley, Stephen, ‘Playing Amongst the Ruins’, Untitled, Summer
Littlefield, David, ‘Thanks for the Memory’, BLUEPRINT, March
Musgrave, David, ‘Mark Titchner’, Untitled, March
Maclaren, Duncan, ‘Mark Titchner’, The Independent on Sunday, 21/1
Glover, Izi, ‘Mark Titchner’, Time Out, January

2000Zakiewicz, Neil, ‘Invasive Properties’, Artists Newsletter, October
Price, Dick, ‘Mark Titchner & David Musgrave’, ZING, Fall
Syd, Courtney, ‘Mind over Matter’, Sydney Morning Herald, 7/3

1999Beech, Dave, ‘New Build’, Art Monthly, November
Wilson, Michael, ‘Mark Titchner’, Art Monthly, July/August
Maclaren, Duncan, ‘Heart & Soul’, Independent on Sunday, 5/9
Jones , Jonathan, ‘Heart & Soul’, The Guardian, 24/8
Williams, Gilda, ‘Heart & Soul’, Art Monthly, September
Prince, Nigel, ‘Kling Klang’, ZING, Summer
Coomer, Martin, ‘Art London’, Elipsis Press
Farquharson, Alex, ‘Painting Lab’, Art Monthly, April
Parmentier, Katrin, ‘Briten mit Pappnase’, Abendzeitung, Nuremberg, 2/10
Urban, Regina, ‘Kreatives Mischverhaltnis’, NurnBerger, 2/10

1998Ashton, Edwina, ‘Mark Titchner’, Untitled, Summer
Coomer, Martin, ‘Mark Titchner’, Time Out, June
Wade, Gavin, ‘Show 47 & Gonzo’, ZING, Summer
Beech, Dave, ‘Sociable Realism’, Art Monthly, March
Geraghty, Ian, ‘Show 47’, Untitled, Spring