Mia Wilkinson
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Mia Wilkinson (UK) lives and works in London. She toys with Western stereotypes of the domestic female in her art. She undermines the performative nature of women as “the angel in the house,” electrifying her figures with a grotesque, playful sexuality and situating them in caricaturised, lurid domestic settings. Shaped by a strong but complex matriarchy, the artist learned that a female body holds both social currency and relative social invisibility. The experience of paternal absence, and its ramifications for her racial identity, combined with the dominant female forces that raised her, find presence and voice in the bawdiness of the women she depicts—skewing and skewering culturally imposed expectations and artistic traditions. Wilkinson is currently studying MA Painting at the RCA. She has BA Painting at Wimbledon College of art UAL.
Solo exhibitions: Domesticated Hinny, KoKo Camden, London (2023); This is not porn, Public Gallery, London (2018) ; Plus Size, Espacio Gallery, London (2016). Recent selected group exhibitions: In Fleeting Moments, Secession Gallery, Hastings (2025); Kunsthall UG, Augsburg Germany (2024); REJECTS, Art Friend , London (2024); Lilacs out of the Dead Land, Donya Gallery, London (2024); The Way of all Flesh, SAATCHI, London (2024); Sweet Potion, Artistellar Gallery, London (2023); Two Doors, The House of St Barnabas, London (2022); Retrespect, The Art Bypass Gallery, London (2022); Art Alika, Clerkenwell Green, London (2017); The Benabai Expo, OXO Wharf Tower, London (2017); T'ART, Bones and Pear Gallery, London (2017); SHE international, Tanner st, London (2016); Hand Maid, Sweet'art Hoxton 402 Gallery, London (2016); The Art Takeaway Charity Auction, Sweet'art Espacio Gallery, London (2015); Y-Not, Sweet'art Espacio Gallery, London (2015); From Dada to Influx, Espacio Gallery, London (2015)