artists, who have included Cecily Brown, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Tracey Emin, Gary Hume, Daniel Buren, Stella Vine, Sol LeWitt and Kerry James Marshall. Nairne left the gallery in 2008 to take up a senior managerial position at the Arts Council. Michael Stanley assumed the directorship in January 2009. David Thorp assumed interim directorship in October 2012 following the death of Michael Stanley. Paul Hobson was appointed Director in April 2013 and took up the post that September. Notable exhibitions and shows Artists' exhibitions have included Richard Long (1971); Sol Le Witt (1973) Joseph Beuys (1974); Donald Judd (1995); Marina Abramovich (1995); Carl Andre (1997) and Yoko Ono (1997). Since the renaming of the gallery, notable exhibitions have included: Tracey Emin This Is Another Place (November 2002 – January 2003) - marked the reopening of Modern Art Oxford by and was her first British solo exhibition since 1997. The exhibition contained drawings, etchings, film, neon works such as Fuck off and die, you slag and sculptures including a large scale wooden pier, called Knowing My Enemy. Jake and Dinos Chapman The Rape of Creativity (April – June 2003) - the artists bought a mint collection of 80 Goya prints and systematically defaced them. The BBC and The Daily Telegraph reviewed the show. Stella Vine (July - September 2007) - a major solo show of by the Britart painter including more than 100 paintings and a catalogue essay by Germaine Greer. Other artists featured include Jim Lambie (2003), Mike Nelson (2004), Jannis Kounellis (2004), Daniel Buren (2006), Gary Hume (2008), Howard Hodgkin (2010), Thomas Houseago (2010), Graham Sutherland (2011), Jenny Saville (2012) and Anish Kapoor (2021). Notes and references External links Modern Art Oxford official site Art Guide entry AboutBritain.com entry Review of Monica Bonvicini's MOMA Oxford Show by Greg Whitfield Art museums and galleries in Oxford Modern art museums Art galleries established in 1965 1965 establishments in England