Jon Burgerman

b. 1979, UK
Lives and works in New York (US)

Jon Burgerman creates instantly recognisable art that has been exhibited all over the world from art fairs, galleries to museums to even inside of the White House. His works are held in the institutional collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London and the OÖ-Kultur museum in Linz, Austria. He has exhibited at Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art (Budapest), WOAW Gallery (Hong Kong and Singapore), Chengdu Times Art Museum (China), MISA Art fair Berlin and Cologne, Ojiri Gallery (London), Taipei Dangdai art fair, Better Go South (Stuttgart), Praise Shadows (Boston), Tatjana Pieters (Belgium), L21 Gallery (Palma), Trotter & Sholer (NY), Jane Lombard Gallery (NY) and Dopeness Art Lab (Taipei).

Burgerman’s work has been featured in many publications including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Zeit Magazine, Hyperallergic, Juxtapose, The Guardian and Hypebeast. Burgerman’s prolific output stretches across a wide range of media that includes painting, moving image and physical works, both sculptural and commercial. He has collaborated with brands including Apple, Samsung, Pepsi, Lotte, Snapchat, Instagram and Nike.

Previously he’s made vinyl collectable toys, picture books, apparel, fabric collections, inflatables, homeware, sportswear, underwear and many other objects. Online his gifs have been viewed over 10bn times.

Expressing creativity and having fun is key to Burgerman’s practice. It‘s his belief that simple creative acts can allow people to change not only their world but the world around them.