Jonny Hannah

Jonny Hannah was born and bred in Dunfermline, Fife. He studied illustration at Liverpool Art School and the Royal College of Art. Since graduating in 1996 he has worked as a freelance illustrator. His many clients include The Daily Telegraph, The New York Times and The St Kilda Courier. Any spare minute is spent at The Cakes & Ale Press, Jonny's cottage industry, producing fine printed ephemera, from his garden shed in Southampton. In 2000 Jonny won a BAFTA for his film The Man With The Beautiful Eyes.

Solo Exhibitions

2020
Rowley's Record Bar, The Rowley Gallery, London
2018
Ouvrez Les Fenêtres De Votre Coeur, The Rowley Gallery, London
2015
Main Street, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield
2014
A Darktown Christmas Carol, Hornseys, Ripon
All That Other Mother Jazz, Aspex Guildhall, Portsmouth
2013
Invited Artist, Pittenweem Arts Festival
What Did The Deep Sea Say? Kensington Place, London
2012
Fifers & Other Stories, Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, Dunfermline
2011
More Junk From McVouty's, The Tom Paine Printing Press & Gallery, Lewes
Burning Love, Castor & Pollux, Brighton
2010
A Bed Of Sea & Dead Men's Suits, St Jude's Gallery, Itteringham
The Tom Paine Printing Press & Press Gallery, Lewes
2009
Thrills Up Ahead, The Nightingale Project, London
Notes From McVouty, Coningsby Gallery, London
2007
Hot Dogs & Rocket Fuel, Castor & Pollux, Brighton
2005
Works From The Cakes & Ale Press, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London
2001
Notes From The Captain, Brighton Fishing Museum
2000
The Man With The Beautiful Eyes, Colville Place Gallery, London
1999
Horse Opera : Notes From An Underground Cowboy, Groucho Club, London

Group Exhibitions

2010
I Love You, Hop Gallery, Star Brewery, Lewes
2009
Mark Hearld & Friends, The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh
2008
Summer Show, Royal Academy, London
6 From Six, Pelham House, Lewes
2007
In The Spirit Of Bawden & Ravilious, Fry Art Gallery, Saffron Walden
At The First Fall Of Snow, St Judes, Aylsham