Anthony Green, RA

• 1971 BBC2, May 21: "Review", documentary directed by Nigel Williams.
• 1974 London Magazine, Oct/Nov, "Anthony Green", William Feaver.
• 1978 BBC2 Arena, "Now and Then / Anthony Green", directed by Nigel Williams.
• 1979 Sunday Telegraph, October 15: "Green Life Burgeons", Michael Shepherd.
• 1981 Nishimura Gallery, "Anthony Green", Taro Nomura and "in spite of myself I have been absorbed in regarding narrative paintings", Seiji Oshima.
• 1982 BBC2, June 7th: "The Human Brain" produced by Robin Brightwell.
• 1984 "A Green Part of the World", text by Anthony Green in collaboration with Martin Bailey published by Thames & Hudson.
• William Packer BBC Radio 4, August 22nd, "Woman's Hour."
• 1987 LWT South Bank show: a film, "Anthony Green RA - A Love Story", directed by John Reed, introduced by Melvyn Bragg.
• Introduction to Catalogue of Anthony Green (Exhibition Touring Japanese Museums) by Timothy Hyman.
• 1988 The Artist, December, "Body and Soul - Spirituality in Art Today", Robin Stemp.
• 1989 BBC Radio 4, July 29: "Conversation Piece", interview with Sue McGregor.
• 1991 The Telegraph Magazine, "Making an Art of Marriage", Maureen Cleeve.
• 1994 The Artist, March, "In Conversation", interview with Frank Whitford.
• 1997 The Independent, "No-one Home - An exhibition of recent paintings by Anthony Green at Wolsey Art Gallery, Ipswich", Andrew Graham-Dixon.
• 1997 BBC1 Omnibus, "Anthony Green, R.A. 57 Up". A film directed by Nigel Williams.
• 1999 The Sunday Times / Culture, "Heaven in his Eyes" by Frank Whitford.
• 1999 BBC Radio 4, Front Row. Interview with Dominic Lawson.
• 2000 "Sex and the British". Introduction in catalogue by Norman Rosenthal for exhibition at Gallerie Ropac, Paris and Salzburg.
• 2000 Financial Times/Weekend, "New Masters and Old". Review of one man show at Piccadilly Gallery by William Packer.
• 2001 The Guardian (northern edition), review of one man show at North Light Gallery, Huddersfield, by Alfred Hickling.
  

• 1966 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (and every year since)
• 1967 John Moore's Exhibition at the the Walker Gallery, Liverpool (and six times since)
• 1968 “Britische Kunst Heute”, Kunstverein, Hamburg
• 1973 "La peinture anglaise d'aujourd’hui”, Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris
• 1982 “Aspects of British Art Today”, British Council Exhibition touring Japan: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum etc.“Mirror Paintings”, Kunstverein, Hanover; Wilhelm Lehmbruck-Museum, Duisberg; Haus am Waldsee, Berlin
• 1984 “The Hard Won Image”, Tate Gallery, London
• 1984-85 "The Proper Study: Contemporary Figurative Paintings for India" for British Council tour of India.
• 1990 Glasgow’s “Great British Art” Exhibition
• 1991 “10 British Artists”, Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo
• 1992 “Recent 20th Century Acquisitions”, National Portrait Gallery, London
  
• 1995 Osaka Sculpture Triennale 1995, Japan
• 1996 Jerwood Painting Prize, Lethaby Galleries, Central St Martin’s College of Art, London
• 1996 Piccadilly Gallery, London.
• 1997 “2D? 3D!” Yamanashi Prefectorial Museum of Art, Japan
• 1997 “Gardens”, AT Kearney, London
• 1997 British Figurative Art Part I, Painting, Flowers East, London.
• 1998 British Figurative Art Part II, Sculpture, Flowers East, London.
• 1998"Small is Beautiful / Music", Flowers East, London
• 1999 Basle Art Fair, Switzerland
• 1999 Alles Theatre...at Gallerie Rose, Hamburg, Germany
• 2000 "Small is Beautiful / Self Portrait", Flowers East, London
• 2001 "Perception-Seeing", Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan
• 2002 The London Group, Woodlands Art Gallery, London
• 2002 Royal Society of Portrait Painters, Mall Galleries, London
• 2002 'Network', Bolton Museum and Art Gallery
• 2002 Knitting & Stitching Show (with Mary Cozens-Walker), Alexandra Palace, London; Ballsbridge, Dublin; International Halls, Harrogate
• 2002 New English Art Club, Mall Galleries, London
  

Anthony Green has held over 70 one man exhibitions in cities worldwide, including London, Tokyo, New York, Rotterdam, Chicago, Berlin, Brussels and Sydney.

• 1995 Piccadilly Gallery, London.
• 1998 Nishimura Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
• 1999 - 2000 Resurrection - A Pictorial Sculpture for the Millennium. A national tour of British Cathedrals and the Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle.
• 2000 "Passion", Victoria Art Gallery, Bath.
• Piccadilly Gallery, London.
• 2001 North Light Gallery, Huddersfield, Yorkshire.
• Galerie Rose, Hamburg
• 2003 Featured artist - exhibiting "Resurrection" at Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, London
• 2004 The Fine Art Society, London
  

• Arts Council of Great Britain
• Baltimore Museum of Art
• British Council
• Chantrey Bequest, Tate Gallery
• Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich
• City of Coventry
• City of Hiroshima, Japan
• City of Southampton Art Gallery
• Cleveland Art Gallery, Middlesborough
• Contemporary Art Society, London
• Council for National Academic Awards
• Eastern Arts Association
• Frans Halsmuseum, Haarlem, Holland
• Fukuoka City Art Museum, Japan
• Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow
• Government Art Collection
• Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
• Hugh Lane Gallery of Modern Art, Dublin
• Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art, Japan
• Leicestershire Educational Authority
• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
• Museum Boymans van Beuningen, Rotterdam
• National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
• National Portrait Gallery, London
• Niigata City Art Museum, Japan
• Olinda Museum, Brazil
• Poole Technical College
• Prefectural Museum, Tokushima, Japan
• Rochdale Art Gallery
• Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia
• Scottish National Gallery od Modern Art (The Gabrielle Keiller Collection)
• Setagaya Art Museum, Japan
• Tate Gallery
• Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts, Japan
• Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan
• Ulster Museum, Belfast
• Victoria and Albert Museum, London