Weird Miami @ the Bas Fisher Invitational
I'll be leading a <a href="http://web.mac.com/basfisher/BFI_website/Exhibitions_/Pages/WEIRD_MIAMI.html" target="_blank">tour</a> on September 19.
TUMULT
I sent a small sculpture to Denmark for a project called " A Baker's Dozen for the Goose Tower," part of the <a href="http://www.vordingborg.dk/cms/site.aspx?p=17099" target"_blank">TUMULT</a> festival in Vordingsborg, Denmark. The project was organized by Mark Dion, who invited 13 artists to recreate small objects he found in the local museum archive.
Gallery Diet
Solo show at Gallery Diet in Miami, April 2010
Hace Tanto Que No Te Veo @ Matacuna 100 opens March 5
Hace Tanto Que No Te Veo, two person show with Fabienne Lasserre, opens on March 5 at Matacuna 100 in Santiago, Chile.
Duet for Holopaw, The Retelling
I made this video for the band Holopaw's Retelling project.
The Earth We Inhabit @ Casalin, Miami
The Earth We Inhabit at Casalin, Miami, Dec. 3, 2009 continuing through Art Basel week.
Sculpture and Performance at the Bass Museum of Art
The Earth We Inhabit is included in Night Shift at Bass Museum of Art on Miami Beach. Performance on Nov. 7, 2009 at 9 p.m. An article by Liz Tracy
Re-Viewing Black Mountain College
An article I wrote for artlurker.com
Contemplating a Stream online
PerformaTV has uploaded my performance Contemplating a Stream to blip.tv.
Canario write-up on artlurker
Artlurker writes about Canario, my collaboration with Nick Lobo.
Moab Video Project at Locust Projects in January 09
Locust Projects in Miami is hosting Moab Video Project in January of 09.
Rhizome.org writes about Moab Video Project
Marisa Olsen of Rhizome.org writes an editorial about Moab Video Project.
June 19, 2008
June 19, 2008
artforum.com/diary at Log Cabin
artforum.com reports from the Log Cabin show at Artists Space.
Coco Fusco in TDR
The Drama Review has published an article about Coco Fusco's performance A Room of Her Own. I played the role of a female MP in the video portion of the performance.
Free Radio HDTS/Art in General
Portions of Free Radio High Desert Test Sites were rebroadcast at Art in General.
Moab Video Project article
Read Andrea Zittel's article about my year-long curatorial project Moab Video Project.
Profile on NY1
Watch a profile of the 2007 Presidents' Day show at City Reliquary, featuring my Lady Presidential Candidates Commemorative Plates and Pedro Genao's life-size felted Abe Lincoln sculpture.
Female Soldier Ballads in a group show at Brooklyn Fire Proof, Opens June 15
Press Release
My Female Soldier Ballad songs and prints are included in the upcoming
group show The Bees: Something Swarming Something at Brooklyn Fire
Proof, curated by Katy Porte.
The Bees: Something Swarming Something
Lauren Beck, Sophia Dixon,Angela Fraleigh, Christy Gast, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Sandra Maas, Lilly McElroy, Erika Somogyi
June 15-August 12th
Opening Reception June 15th 7-10 pm
Brooklyn Fire Proof
101 Richardson St. Top Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11211 (718) 302-4702
My Female Soldier Ballad songs and prints are included in the upcoming
group show The Bees: Something Swarming Something at Brooklyn Fire
Proof, curated by Katy Porte.
The Bees: Something Swarming Something
Lauren Beck, Sophia Dixon,Angela Fraleigh, Christy Gast, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Sandra Maas, Lilly McElroy, Erika Somogyi
June 15-August 12th
Opening Reception June 15th 7-10 pm
Brooklyn Fire Proof
101 Richardson St. Top Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11211 (718) 302-4702
*The Line of Time, the Plane of Now* opens at Harris-Lieberman opens May 31
May 31-June 30
Harris Lieberman
89 Vandam St.
New York, NY 10013
(212) 206-1290
www.harrislieberman.com
The Line of Time and the Plane of Now
Curated by Jacob Dyrenforth, Ohad Meromi, and Halsey Rodman:
Andy Alexander, Ian Cooper & Anna Craycroft, Jacob Dyrenforth, Rachel Foullon, Christy Gast, David Hardy & Abbey Williams, Hilary Harnischfeger, Matthew Day Jackson, Kathleen Johnson, Jon Kessler, Fabienne Lasserre, Pam Lins, David Maljkovic, Ohad Meromi, John Pearson, Adam Rabinowitz, Lisi Raskin, Halsey Rodman, Amy Sillman, Allison Smith, and Sara Van Der Beek
Harris Lieberman
89 Vandam St.
New York, NY 10013
(212) 206-1290
www.harrislieberman.com
The Line of Time and the Plane of Now
Curated by Jacob Dyrenforth, Ohad Meromi, and Halsey Rodman:
Andy Alexander, Ian Cooper & Anna Craycroft, Jacob Dyrenforth, Rachel Foullon, Christy Gast, David Hardy & Abbey Williams, Hilary Harnischfeger, Matthew Day Jackson, Kathleen Johnson, Jon Kessler, Fabienne Lasserre, Pam Lins, David Maljkovic, Ohad Meromi, John Pearson, Adam Rabinowitz, Lisi Raskin, Halsey Rodman, Amy Sillman, Allison Smith, and Sara Van Der Beek
700 Club at LeRoy Neiman Gallery opens Feb. 24
Please join us at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery
Columbia University School of the Arts
for the opening reception of
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LYNNE CHAN, CHRISTY GAST, KLARA HOBZA, MARIE LORENZ, ABBY MANOCK,
MIERLE LADERMAN UKELES
Saturday February 24, 2007 : 5 to 8 p.m.
exhibition runs through March 16
curated by Annie Shaw
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700 is the approximate square footage of LeRoy Neiman Gallery. In this
exhibition, 700 is a number for potential values, an arbitrary point
of departure. The artists in this show present projects surrounding
this structural premise: the model number of a specific tool for
documenting an intimate journey, the identification of a religious
political force, multiple references to a global mythology, a
near-impossible target population of participants, including
passersby, migrating birds, friends, families, and strangers, or a
specific group of workers in a foreign country. The materials each
artist presents provide diverse insights into their motivation and
practice. Together they explore the space between individual process
and public presentation.
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Columbia University School of the Arts
for the opening reception of
::::::::::: 700 :::::::::::::::
LYNNE CHAN, CHRISTY GAST, KLARA HOBZA, MARIE LORENZ, ABBY MANOCK,
MIERLE LADERMAN UKELES
Saturday February 24, 2007 : 5 to 8 p.m.
exhibition runs through March 16
curated by Annie Shaw
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
700 is the approximate square footage of LeRoy Neiman Gallery. In this
exhibition, 700 is a number for potential values, an arbitrary point
of departure. The artists in this show present projects surrounding
this structural premise: the model number of a specific tool for
documenting an intimate journey, the identification of a religious
political force, multiple references to a global mythology, a
near-impossible target population of participants, including
passersby, migrating birds, friends, families, and strangers, or a
specific group of workers in a foreign country. The materials each
artist presents provide diverse insights into their motivation and
practice. Together they explore the space between individual process
and public presentation.
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