Duggie Fields biography in Biographies from the artzine on artrepublic.com

Duggie Fields studied architecture, briefly, at Regent Street Polytechnic before going to Chelsea School of Art in 1964 . He left with a scholarship that took him on his first visit to the United States.

As a student his work moved from Minimal, Conceptual and Constructivist phases to a more hard-edge post-Pop figuration. By the middle of the 1970s his work included many elements that were later defined as Post-Modernism. 

In 1983 in Tokyo, sponsored by the Shiseido Corporation, a gallery was created specially for his show, and the artist and his work were simultaneously featured in a television, magazine, billlboard and subway advertising campaign throughout the country. 

"MAXIMALism - Include all exclusively. Conquer divisive ideology. Maximise to the max."