Nathan Coley is a contemporary British installation artist, who was nominated for the Turner Prize in 2007. He lives and works in Dundee.
He makes installations based on architectural themes. One such is a scale model of the Manchester Marks and Spencer building which was damaged by an IRA bomb and subsequently demolished. His Show Home was originally installed in North Shields as part of Tyneside's Art on the Riverside public art programme. " He made work about the Pan Am Flight 103 blown up over Lockerbie. This included the recreation of a witness box used in the trial of Libyans charged with planting the bomb. His Turner Prize nomination was for large cardboard sculptures of a synagogue, a mosque and a church, which he painted with stripes.
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Coley, Nathan
Show Home
Date: 2003 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Architecture Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Camouflage Church
Date: 2006 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
We Must Cultivate Our Garden
Date: 2007 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Safe House
Date: 2007 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Architecture Technique: Sculpture
Coley, Nathan
Lockerbie Evidence no.9
Date: 2003 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Portrait Technique: Pencil
Coley, Nathan
Tower and Wall
Date: 2005 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Architecture Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Heaven Is A Place Where Nothing Ever Happens
Date: 2008 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Annihilated Confessions (Black)
Date: 2007 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Photo
Coley, Nathan
The Lamp of Sacrifice - 286 Places of Worship, Edinburgh
Date: 2004 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Architecture Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Secular Icon in an Age of Moral Uncertainty (detail)
Date: 2007 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
Secular Icon in an Age of Moral Uncertainty
Date: 2007 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation
Coley, Nathan
46 Brooklands Gardens
Date: 2008 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Architecture Technique: Other/Unknown
Coley, Nathan
Lockerbie Evidence no.1
Date: 2003 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Pencil
Coley, Nathan
There Will Be No Miracles Here
Date: 2006 Movement: Conceptual art Theme: Other/Unknown Technique: Installation