Born in 1986, currently works and lives in UK

Education

2004 - 2008 BA Fine Art: Central St Martins BA hons Fine Art

Solo Exhibition

2016 Doublespeak, Mark Nader Solo Show Tong Gallery+projects, Beijing, China

2016 #Something, Mark Nader and JiaJia Wang joint solo shows, J Space, 798, Beijing, China 2016 Second Rate Living, Studio One, London, UK

Selected Group Exhibitions

2017 All the beautiful of the world, Nova Galerie, Prague, Czech

2016 Across the Sea, J Space, 798 District, Beijing, China

2016 Poly Macau Art Fair, Tong Gallery, Macau, China

2015 Codex, Tina Jenkins and Mark Nader, Studio One, London, UK

2015 In Search of Imaginary World, Nunc Contemporary, Antwerp, Belgium 2014 100 Painters of Tomorrow, One Art Space, New York, USA

2014 Painted Realities, Hanmi Gallery, London, UK

2013 HOT--ONE--HUNDRED, Schwartz Gallery, London, UK

2011 Cryptic, The Crypt Gallery, London, UK

2011 Contemporary, Pimlico, Dolphin Square, London, UK

2009 Open, Studio One, Wandsworth Arts Festival, London, UK

2009 Actual Size, Studio One, Wandsworth Open House, London, UK

Selected Curated Shows

2015 Tina Jenkins: Hystoria, Mall Galleries, London, UK

2014 Painted Realities, Olarn Chiaravanont, Bernat Daviu, Super Future Kid and Mark Nader, Hanmi Gallery, London, UK

2014 Painter Paints Paint, Studio One Gallery, London, UK

2014 If I had been taller I could have looked through all the windows, Studio One Gallery, London, UK 2013 Cover Version, Studio One Gallery, London

Publications

Books

Beers, K. and Muir, G. (2014) Mark Nader in 100 Painters of Tomorrow, Thames and Hudson, London and New York. Pgs. 172--- 175.

Articles

Savitskaya, A. (2015) Artdependence ‘It’s all about the book’, Antwerp: interview on 100 Painters

of Tomorrow book.

Baggott, T. (2015) Thelondonlist Painted Realities: Olarn Chiaravanont, Bernat Daviu, Super Future Kid and Mark Nader explore appropriation, authorship and identity

Parting, V. (2010) Blurb Magazine, Mark Nader: A space to create

Tidman, B. (2009) Jotta, Second Rate Living, London, review of solo show