Chris Orr (artist)

• 1971 Serpentine Gallery, London • 1976 Whitechapel Gallery and Museum of Modern Art Oxford • 1980 Galleria Grafica, Tokyo, Japan • 1983 Jay Street Gallery, New York, US • 1987 Print Guild, Melbourne, Australia • 1990 Royal Festival Hall London • 1994 Jill George Gallery • 1996 Jill George Gallery • 1998 Royal College of Art • 1999 Royal Academy of Arts (Friends Room) • 2001 Lewis Elton Gallery, University of Surrey, Guildford • 2003 Jill George Gallery • 2004 Ruskin Library, Lancaster • 2005 Six Royal Academicians, Beijing and Shanghai • 2012 LithORRgraphy: Chris Orr and the Art of Chemical Printing, at Royal Academy of Arts == Public collections ==

• Arts Council of Great Britain • Arts Council of Wales • British Council • Royal Academy of Arts • Museum of London • Victoria & Albert Museum • Science Museum (London) • The British Museum • Ulster Folk and Transport Museum • National Railway Museum, York • Government Art Collection • Tate Gallery • The Ruskin Library Lancaster University == Publications ==

• Many Mansions, Chris Orr and Michael Palin, 1990 • The Small Titanic, Chris Orr and Kevin Whately,1994. London: Pinko Productions • Happy Days, Chris Orr, 1999 • Semi-Antics, Chris Orr and Jill George, 2001 • The Multitude Diaries, Chris Orr, 2008. London: Royal Academy of Arts. • The Making of Things, Chris Orr and Robert Hewison. Foreword by Michael Palin. London: Royal Academy of Arts (2013). ==References==