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JEFF GABEL

Jeff Gabel #15 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel #15 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel
#15 (Card Series 2), 2006
Pencil on paper
4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel #5 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel
#5 (Card Series 2), 2006
Pencil on paper
4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel #17 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel
#17 (Card Series 2), 2006
Pencil on paper
4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel #3 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel
#3 (Card Series 2), 2006
Pencil on paper
4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel #20 (Card Series 2), 2006 Pencil on paper 4.25 x 3 in.
Jeff Gabel
#20 (Card Series 2), 2006
Pencil on paper
4.25 x 3 in.
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JEFF GABEL

Born 1968, Portland, OR

Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

EDUCATION

1995

MFA, Pratt Institute, Master of Fine Arts, New York, NY

1992

Kansas State University, Bachelor of Fine Arts, KS

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2015

28,000 pages or, ‘In Color’: a mid-life crisis, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, NY

2012

More of the Best of Firmin Graf Salwàr dej Striës, Kim Kim Gallery, Seoul, KR

International Artists Series, Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, Tasmania AU

The Very Best of Firmin Graf Salwàr dej Striës, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, NY

2008

Drawings, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

2007

New Work by Jeff Gabel, Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, Indianapolis, IN

Drawings, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

2004

New Works, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

2001

Drawings, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

1997

Drawings, 79 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, New York, NY

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2018

Wild Youths – Riot School, Kim Kim Gallery, KR

2016

Hybrid, Anomaly Gallery, Ottumwa, IA

The Ins and Outs, Anomaly Gallery, Ottumwa, IA

2011

Monanisms: Opening Exhibition, Museum of Old and New Art, Hobart, Tasmania AU

2010

Into the Desert, O3 Gallery, Oxford Castle, Oxford, UK

Earth School Auction, Pierogi, Brooklyn, NY

Independent Drawing Gig Nr 6, Fluxus Ministerija, Vilnius, LT

No Show [untitled exhibition], Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

This is the Book I Have Written for You, Park Life, San Francisco, CA

Ten Years Hunting [The Trophy Room], Parkerʼs Box, Brooklyn, NY

How to Read a Book, Locust Projects, Miami, FL

2009

Are You Sure You Are You?, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

Desenhos A-Z, Museu da Cidade, Lisbon, PT

2008

Off the Beaten Road, A+D Gallery, Columbia College Chicago, IL

Independent Drawing Gig 4 New York, Artbreak Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

Desenhos Estranhos, Galeria Porta 33, Funchal, PT

2006

STORYlines: Narrative in Drawing, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, NY

2005 Drawings / Works on Paper, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

2003

Knockabout, Spencer Brownstone Gallery, New York, NY

2002

Art On Paper, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro, NC

2001   

Drawing Quirks, Parkerʼs Box, Brooklyn, New York, NY

1999   

Outer Boroughs, White Columns, New York, NY

1996

Night of 1,000 Drawings, Artists Space, New York, NY

Out of Print, Pratt Institute Library, Brooklyn, New York, NY

1995

450 Book Show, 450 Broadway Gallery, New York, NY

Page 14, 450 Broadway Gallery, New York, NY

1994

A Basement in Edinburgh, Higgins Hall, Brooklyn, New York, NY

1993

An Exhibition of Art Withdrawn from the World Trade Center, Higgins Hall, Brooklyn, NY

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

2016

Ebony, David. “David Ebony’s Top 10 NY Gallery Shows This Winter.” Artnet News, 29 January 2016.

Newman, Mark. “Artist’s Vision Driven by Pressure.” Ottumwa Courier, 23 September 2016.

2012  

Larkins, Damien. “New York artist climbs the walls at MONA.” abc.au, September 2012.

Kent, Kailyn. “Time Spent With An Invisible Book: Recent Work by Jeff Gabel.” The Hooded Utilitarian, 29 May 2012.

2011

Gabel, Jeff. “The Very Best of Firmin Graf Salwàr dej Striës.” GAGARIN: The Artist in their Own Words, Antwerp, BE, 24/2011

2008

Gopnik, Blake. “Critics’ Picks: Jeff Gabel.” Artforum.com, October 2008.

Wilson, Michael. “Meet Jeff Gabel’s Sad-Sack Antiheroes.” The Village Voice, October 2008.

Bartman, Jen. “Jeff Gabel.” Whitehot Magazine, October 2008.

2007

Wilson, Michael. “Jeff Gabel.” Artforum, March 2007: 314.

Schmerler, Sarah. “STORY/lines.” Time Out New York, 1-7 February 2007.

Thibodeaux, Julianna. “Ennui and Inner Dialogue.” NUVO, 14 November 2007.

“Listings: Snug Harbor Cultural Center.” The New Yorker, 12 February 2007.

Gabel, Jeff, Drawing Now: Between the Lines of Contemporary Art, TRACEY, ed. Simon Downs et al. London: I.B. Tauris, 2007. 40-41.

2004

Stillman, Nick. “New York Criticsʼ Pick.” Artforum.com, July 2004.

Johnson, Ken. “Art In Review.” The New York Times, 2 July 2004.

Levin, Kim. “Voices Choices.” The Village Voice, 30 June – 6 July 2004.

Gabel, Jeff. “Around Town: New York.” NYFA Current, 27 October 2004.

2002

Levin, Kim. “Review: Jeff Gabel.” The Village Voice, 8 January 2002.

“Listings: Jeff Gabel.” The New Yorker, February 4, 2002.

Gioni, Massimiliano. “Beauty School Drop Out.” Flash Art vol. XXXIV

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July 13 - August 17, 2022

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BJÖRN MEYER-EBRECHT​

Bjorn Meyer-Ebrecht Untitled (Benches), 2020 Ink and tape on paper 81 x 94 1/2 in. (206 x 240 cm)
Bjorn Meyer-Ebrecht Untitled (Benches), 2020 Ink and tape on paper 81 x 94 1/2 in. (206 x 240 cm)
Bjorn Meyer-Ebrecht
Untitled (Benches), 2020
Ink and tape on paper
81 x 94.5 in.
Bjorn Meyer-Ebrecht Untitled (Park), 2020 Ink on paper 90 1/4 x 80 3/4 in.
Bjorn Meyer-Ebrecht
Untitled (Park), 2020
Ink on paper
90.25 x 80.75 in.
Björn Meyer- Ebrecht Untitled (staircase), 2022 Ink on paper
24 x 24 in.
Björn Meyer- Ebrecht
Untitled (staircase), 2022
Ink on paper

24 x 24 in.
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BJöRN MEYER-EBRECHT

Born in Hamburg, Germany

Lives and works in New York

EDUCATION

2000 – 2002

Hunter College, CUNY, New York, NY, Master of Fine Arts

1995 – 1999

Berlin University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany, Fine Arts Program

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2019

“Uprising,” Owen James Gallery, New York

2018

“RaumBildRaum,” Christopher Dahlhausen and Björn Meyer- Ebrecht, two-person show with Christopher Dahlhausen; Galerie Susanne Neuerburg, Hennef, Germany

2017

“Fragments Remnants Leftovers,” Matteawan Gallery, Beacon, NY

“Structural Constellations,” solo show with works by Josef Albers, Owen James Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

“Again Interpretation,” two-person show with Jule Korneffel, Matjöe Raum für Kunst, BBK, Cologne, Germany

2016

“Places for People,” Studio 10, Brooklyn, NY

2014

“Osamu Kobayashi and Björn Meyer-Ebrecht,” two-person show, Storefront Ten Eyck, Brooklyn, NY

2013

“Constructions,” Mattewan Gallery, Beacon, NY

2009

“Elissa Levy and Björn Meyer-Ebrecht,” two-person show, Pocket Utopia, Brooklyn, NY

1999

“Verstecken (Hiding),“ Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin, Germany

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2023

“Pitches & Scripts’” Jennifer Baahng Gallery, NY

2015

“Video Archipelago,” Transmitter, Brooklyn, NY

“Pretext,” with Joe Amrhein, Alma-Isa Barrett, Audra Wolowiec, Studio 10, Brooklyn, NY

2014

“Read the Recap, Skip the Show,” curated by Tom Marquet, Guest spot, Baltimore, MD “Booksmart,” with Theresa Gooby, Brece Honeycutt, and August Ventimiglia, Matteawan Gallery, Beacon, NY

“Out to See,” curated by Sara Riesman, South Street Seaport, multiple locations, New York, NY

2013

“This, Then, That,” curated by Amy Barkow and Danielle Webb, Fourth floor, Brooklyn, NY “Color Line,” curated by Rico Gatson, Outpost, Ridgewood, NY

“Rock Street,” outdoor exhibition curated by Deborah Brown and Lesley Heller, Brooklyn, NY

“Thanks”, curated by Adam Parker Smith, Lu Magnus Galery, New York, NY

2012

“Grounded,” group show curated by Rico Gatson, Airplane, Brooklyn, NY

“Linear Perspective,” with Laura Watts and Ellie Murphy, Mount Airy Contemporary Artists Space, Philadelphia, PA

“Inside Out – Outside In,” with Dawn Clements, Theresa Ganz, Fran Siegel; Lesley Heller Workspace, New York, NY

2011

“Bibliomania,” curated by Mary Birmingham; New Jersey Arts Center, Summit, NJ “Insider Art,” curated by Jess Frost, Maxwell Davidson Gallery, New York

“Dunkle Wolke [Dark Clout],” curated by William Powhida, Storefront, Brooklyn, NY

2010

“Utopia/Dystopia,” curated by Deborah Brown, Storefront, Brooklyn, NY

2009

“NEVERandagain,” curated by Elissa Levy, International Studio and Curatorial Program, Brooklyn, NY

“Now You See It, Now You Don’t,” curated by Bernard Yenelouis, Camera Club, New York “Mixing It Up: Recent Hunter MFAs Working in Combined Media,” curated by Tracy Adler, Leubsdorf Gallery, Hunter College, NY

2007

“In Exchange,” group show curated by Mauro Restiffe, Gallery Casa Triangulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

“Wanderlust,” group show curated by Judith Selkowitz, Gallery at 499 Park Avenue, New York, NY

2004

Group show curated by Bernard Yenelouis, photographs, School of the International Center of Photography, New York,

2002

MFA-Thesis Show, Hunter College, New York, NY

1999

Group show of the graduating students, University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany

1998

Grenzgänge (Border Crossings), group show, Gallery and Project Space Meinblau, Berlin, Germany

1996

Osmosis, group show, University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany

PRESS

2020

Björn Meyer-Ebrecht in Conversation with Zach Keeting and Christoper Joy, Gorky’s

Granddaughter, video, 42 minutes, February 2020,

2019

Julia Friedman: “An Artist Provides a Stage for Us to Make Political Decisions,” Hyperallergic, May 2019

Sharon Butler: “Björn Meyer-Ebrecht: Spontaneity Rising,” Two Coats of Paint, May 2019

2017

Barbara Gallo Farrell: “Fragments Remnants Leftovers‘ on view at Matteawan Gallery,” Poughkeepsie Journal, November 2017

“Ideas and Influences: Björn Meyer-Ebrecht” in Two Coats of Paint, November 2017

2014

Hrag Vartanian: “The Story of 13 Artists Who Sat Down at a Communal Table,”

May 30, 2014, review of Communal Table, an exhibition curated by Björn Meyer-Ebrecht.

2011

Emilly Nathan: “Dunkle Wolke at Storefront” reviewed in “Brooklyn, Local”, June 8, 2011, Artnet.com Magazine

Bob Bahr: “Björn Meyer-Ebrecht: Stitching Together the Past’s Hopeful Future,” Drawing Magazine, Winter 2011

2009

David Everitt: “Elissa Levy, Björn Meyer-Ebrecht/Pocket Utopia,” April 2009, Art Review, London, UK, p. 96

James Wagner: “Björn Meyer-Ebrecht at Pocket Utopia,” January 17, 2009, jameswagner.com

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Group Exhibition
January 20 - March 11, 2023
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R.C. BAKER

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R.C. Baker
Pocket MonstersTM Strobe, 2000
Gouache on color laser copy and collage
16 3/4 x 10 7/8 in.
R.C.Baker “God, What An Ignoble End,” 2000 Gouache and pencil on color laser copy and barrier tape 16 3/8 x 10 3/4 in.
R.C.Baker
God, What An Ignoble End, 2000
Gouache and pencil on color laser copy and barrier tape
16 3/8 x 10 3/4 in.
R.C.Baker Fat Men and Little Boys, 1999 Acrylic, gouache and oil on color laser copy and collage 16 1/4 x 10 3/4 in.
R.C.Baker
Fat Men and Little Boys, 1999
Acrylic, gouache and oil on color laser copy and collage
16 1/4 x 10 3/4 in.
R.C.Baker And Where a Flabby Devil, 2000 Gouache, oil and pencil on color laser copy and collage 16 3/8 x 10 1/4 in.
R.C.Baker
And Where a Flabby Devil, 2000
Gouache, oil and pencil on color laser copy and collage
16 3/8 x 10 1/4 in.
R.C.Baker Will Teach Us All How To Play The Blues, 1999 Gouache, pencil, oil and circuit sticker on color laser copy 17 x 11 in.
R.C.Baker
Will Teach Us All How To Play The Blues, 1999
Gouache, pencil, oil and circuit sticker on color laser copy
17 x 11 in.
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R.C. BAKER

Lives and Works in New York

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2018     

“Noise for Signal,” Baahng Gallery, NYC 

2009   

 “. . . and Nixon coming / The Draft,”  Zone: Contemporary Art, NYC

2002     

“The Terminal Century,” The Center for Book Arts, NYC

1996     

“Recrudescence,” The Agouti, NYC

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2023    

“Pitches and Scripts,” Jennifer Baahng Gallery

2017   

“True Grit,” Baahng Gallery, NYC

2012    

Writers collaborating on Christian Jankowski’s installation, “Review”  Friedrich Petzel Gallery, NYC “Lovely Days / Video Days, “President: ‘Why?,” 23rd Summer  Festival, Croatia

2010     

“Disciplined Spontane,” Zone: Contemporary Art, NYC

2004     

“The Art Connection:Art for Public Spaces,” The Maryland Institute College of Art

2003     

“ExSpace Book Project,” The Knitting Factory, NYC

2000     

“Perimeters: Painting,”  LICK Gallery, Long Island City, NY

1999     

“Outer Boroughs”, White Columns, NYC

1996     

“Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture,” The Berkshire Museum, Massachusetts

1995   

“Printwork 95”

1993     

“New Directions 93”

1991     

“New Directions 9 Barrett House Gallery, Poughkeepsie, NY

1989     

“Selections 47,” The Drawing Center, NYC

COMMISSION WORKS

1994     

Commissioned by Local 2110 to create an installation commemorating 10 years of union organizing by the United Auto Worker’s Technical, Office, and Professional branch Amalgamated Lithographer’s Building, NYC

1992     

Commissioned to create paintings and drawings for Ang Lee’s “The Wedding Banquet,” 1994 Oscar Nominee for Best Foreign Language Film

1991     

Designed title graphics for Hal Hartley’s short feature, “Theory of Achievement”

1989     

Designed title graphics for Hal Hartley’s feature film, “The Unbelievable Truth”

AWARDS

2016     

Arts Writers Grant, Creative Capital | Andy Warhol Foundation

1990     

Painting Fellowship, New York Foundation for the Arts

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

“Noise For Signal”

Pac Pobric, The Village Voice, June 13, 2018

“R.C. Baker: ” . . . and Nixon coming” | the draft”

Emily Warner, The Brooklyn Rail, April 2- May 30, 2009

“Art Critic R.C. Baker Wins Warhol Foundation Grant“

The Village Voice, December 2, 2016

“Manhattan Over Our Heads,” March 22, 2016, The Village Voice, in conjunction with

“The Critics Who Contributed to Christian Jankowski’s ‘Review‘,” Blouin ArtInfo, July 5, 2012

TEXT AND TALKS

2021–present     

Editor In Chief of The Village Voice

2011–present     

Visiting critic, New York University Steinhardt MFA program in Studio Art 

2018–2020     

Senior Editor and Archivist at The Village Voice

1994 -2018     

Author of articles on art, politics, sports, and popular culture for The Village Voice, The Voice Literary Supplement, The New York Times, Performing Arts Journal, and other publications

2022     

Zoom presentation of Voices Beyond—a 25-minute video covering the history of The Village Voice within a general overview of postwar journalism and culture in New York City—to a class of international naval officers in residence at the Naval War College in Newport, RI.

2014     

Delivered talk, Cold War Gray, at Bulgaria’s National Gallery of Art in Sofia. With historical context provided by such imagery as classic surrealist paintings, Soviet propaganda photographs, and 1970s album covers, I explored the complex themes and aesthetic concepts surrounding American artist Brian Dailey’s photo collages.

2012     

“Moving Words” Lecture on the convergence of themes in 1960s film, including avant-garde shorts, the Zapruder home movie, the Batman TV series, and Godard’s “Sympathy for the Devil” 23rd Summer Festival, Bol, Croatia

2010     

“Illuminating the Text” Lecture on artists who use text in visual art, with a video projection of my work in progress “President: ‘Why?’ ”

Molly Barnes Brown Bag Lecture Series, The Roger Smith Hotel, NYC

“Illuminating the Text” Gallery talk about works combining art and text, including my book “The Terminal Century,” in conjunction with the exhibit “Disciplined Spontaneity”

Zone: Contemporary Art, NYC

2008     

Commentator for the Ovation channel documentary “Jeff Koons: Made in Heaven”

Panelist on the National Academy Museum and School of Fine Art’s review of the Whitney Biennial National Academy Museum, NYC

Juror on panel selecting group shows proposed by emerging curators

NURTUREart, Brooklyn, New York

2006      

Panelist, “Manhattan Transfer,” exhibition discussion of artists’ working conditions and inspirations in New York City and surrounding areas, Zone Chelsea Gallery, NYC

2005     

Village Voice preview of “Come to Crumbland / R. Crumb & Robert Hughes: A Conversation” read by library president Paul LeClerc to introduce the underground cartoonist and the art critic at “Live from the NYPL” event

New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, NYC

2004     

Moderator for the panel “The Future of the Graphic Novel”

New York Is Book Country, New York University, NYC

1996     

Panelist, Contemporary Artists Talk on Art

The Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, Massachusetts

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OSVALDO ROMBERG

Osvaldo Roberg Untitled (De La Tour), 1998 Oil on canvas 14 x 10 inches, framed
Osvaldo Roberg Untitled (De La Tour), 1998 Oil on canvas 14 x 10 inches, framed
Osvaldo Roberg
Untitled (De La Tour), 1998
Oil on canvas
14 x 10 inches, framed

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TANGO | Summer Exhibition | July 13 - August 17, 2022

TANGO

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ROMARE BEARDEN

Romare Bearden Blues Singer from the Delta, 1987 Watercolor, collage 30 x 40 inches
Romare Bearden Blues Singer from the Delta, 1987 Watercolor, collage 30 x 40 inches
Romare Bearden
Blues Singer from the Delta, 1987
Watercolor, collage
30 x 40 inches

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TANGO | Summer Exhibition | July 13 - August 17, 2022

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MARIO MERZ

Mario Merz ‘IT IS AS POSSIBLE TO HAVE A SPACE WITH TABLES FOR 88 PEOPLE AS IT IS TO HAVE A SPACE TABLE FOR NO ONE,’ 1973 Double-sided pen drawing on paper 37.5 x 26 inches
Mario Merz ‘IT IS AS POSSIBLE TO HAVE A SPACE WITH TABLES FOR 88 PEOPLE AS IT IS TO HAVE A SPACE TABLE FOR NO ONE,’ 1973 Double-sided pen drawing on paper 37.5 x 26 inches
Mario Merz
‘IT IS AS POSSIBLE TO HAVE A SPACE WITH TABLES FOR 88 PEOPLE AS IT IS TO HAVE A SPACE TABLE FOR NO
Mario Merz ‘IT IS AS POSSIBLE TO HAVE A SPACE WITH TABLES FOR 88 PEOPLE AS IT IS TO HAVE A SPACE TABLE FOR NO ONE,’ 1973 Double-sided pen drawing on paper 37.5 x 26 inches
Mario Merz
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TANGO | Summer Exhibition | July 13 - August 17, 2022

TANGO

Summer Exhibition
July 13 - August 17, 2022

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SHARON BUTLER

Sharon Butler
SharonButler_3Years _2023_Triptych_oiloncanvas_tryptich_30x60in
Sharon Butler
3 Years, 2023
Oil on canvas
30 x 60 in
SharonButler_DarkDays.2023.Quatriptych_oiloncanvas.52x180in
Sharon Butler
Dark Days, 2023
Oil on canvas
52 x 180 in
SharonButler_Twin_2023_oiloncanvas_36x48in
Sharon Butler
Twin, 2023
Oil on canvas
36 x 48 in
SharonButler.AmongFriends.2023.Triptych_oiloncanvas.52x135in
Sharon Butler
Among Friends, 2023
Oil on canvas
52 x 135 in
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SHARON BUTLER

Born 1959, Connecticut, USA

Lives and works in New York

EDUCATION

MFA, Art, University of Connecticut, 1994

BFA, Painting, Massachusetts College of Art, 1987

BA, Art History, Tufts University, MA, 1981

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

“Next Moves,” solo, Jennifer Baahng Gallery, NY, 2022”

“Morning in America,” Theodore:Art, Brooklyn, NY,  2021

“New Paintings,” Theodore:Art, Brooklyn, NY, 2018

“Good Morning Drawings,” SEASON, Seattle, WA, 2017

“Sharon Butler,” Theodore:Art, Brooklyn, NY, 2016

“New Social Situations,” Beacon, NY., 2015

“Dense Surveillance,” SUNY Westchester, NY, 2013

“Precisionist Casual,” Pocket Utopia, NY, 2013

“Gone Wrong,” Real Art Ways, Hartford, CT, 2012

“Sharon Butler: New Paintings,” John Davis Gallery, Hudson, NY, 2009

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

“MOD,” Platform Project Space, Brooklyn, NY, 2022

“Eraser.” Ground Floor Contemporaary, Birmingham, AL, 2022

“Love, Devotion, Surrender, Dedication,” Rick Wester Fine Art, NY, 2021

“Pause,” Theodore Gallery, Tribeca, NY, 2021

“Drawings,” ‘sindikit, Baltimore, MD, 2017

“Restraint and Limitation,” George Caleb Bingham Gallery at the University of Missouri, 2017

“Deux Côtés,” Galerie Jean Fournier, Paris, 2017

“Vernacular,” Theodore:Art, Brooklyn., NY, 2015

“Abstraction and Its Discontents,” Storefront Ten Eyck, Brooklyn, NY, 2014

“Brooklyn Bridge,” George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco, CA, 2014  

AWARDS / FELLOWSHIPS / RESIDENCIES

Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY: Resident, 2018.

Creative Capital / Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writer Grant / Follow-up Grant: Two Coats of Paint, 2016.

Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY: Patricia Highsmith-Plangman Resident, 2015.

Creative Capital / Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writer Grant / Blog category, 2013-14.

Counterproof Press, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT: Artist in Residence, 2014.

Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism: Artist Fellowship, 2008.

Blue Mountain Center Artists and Writers Colony: Fellowship, 1997.

University of Connecticut: Graduate Fellowship, 1990-91.

Vermont Studio Center: Work Study Grant, 1988.

Pollock-Krasner Foundation: Grant Recipient, 1989-90.

SELECTED REVIEWS / INTERVIEWS / ANTHOLOGIES 

Eraser 4, Interviews with Sharon Butler, Matt Kleberg, Jered Sprecher, Jason Stopa, Vadis Turner, Thornton Willis. Edited by Brian Edmunds. Birmingham, AL, Curating Contemporay, 2022

Brainard Carey, “Sharon Butler,” Praxis Interviews on Yale Radio, podcast, January 27, 2022

Laurie Fendrich, “Accidental on Purpose: Sharon Butler at Theodore:Art,” artcritical,web, February 26, 2021

James Panero, “Gallery Chronicle,” The New Criterion, March 2021

Loren Monk, “Sharon Butler at Theodore:Art,”  James Kalm Rough Cuts, video review, January 26, 2021

Leslie Wayne, “Light is Beauty: Sharon Butler talks art, life and blogging,” artcritical, Oct. 1, 2018

Paul D’Agostino, “Instagram Cats: Sharon Butler’s new paintings based on iPad drawings are telling you, quite frankly, that surfaces matter,” Hyperallergic, Sept. 22, 2018

Patrick Neal, “Philosophical Paintings that Bare Their Process,” Hyperallergic, February 5, 2016

Benjamin Riley, “The Critic’s Notebook,” The New Criterion, February 2, 2016

Howard Halle, “Critic’s Picks: Sharon Butler,” Time Out New York, January 25, 2016

VISITING ARTIST / CRITIC / LECTURER

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Parsons at the New School, New York, NY

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA

Brown University, Providence, RI

University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

Penn State University, State College, PA

Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT

University of Wisconsin at Madison, Madison, WI

Minneapolis School of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN

Maine College of Art, Portland, ME

School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Hunter College MFA Program, New York, NY

School of Visual Arts MFA Program, New York, NY

Hoffberger School of Painting, Baltimore, MD

Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY

Cornish College of The Arts, Seattle, WA

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Sharon Butler participates Spaces of Memory & Imagination at the Silber Gallery at Goucher College, February 23 - April 6, 2023

Sharon Butler exhibits at the Silber Gallery / Goucher College

February 23 - April 6, 2023
Sharon Butler featured ‘In The Studio” at New York Academy of Art

Sharon Butler featured ‘In The Studio” at New York Academy of Art

February 1 - March 5, 2023
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Group Exhibition
January 20 - March 11, 2023
Adam Simon reviews Sharon Butler’s NEXT MOVES on The Brooklyn Rail

Adam Simon reviews Sharon Butler’s NEXT MOVES in the October 2022 issue of The Brooklyn Rail

September 15 – November 15, 2022
A Conversation with Raphael Rubinstein and Sharon Butler

A Conversation with Raphael Rubinstein and Sharon Butler

October 8, 2022
Sharon Butler

NEXT MOVES

Sharon Butler
Sept 15 - Nov 15, 2022
Sharon Butler participates GUIDED BY VOICES at LABspace, August 13 - September 18, 2022 exhibitions near me

Sharon Butler is included in GUIDED BY VOICES at LABspace

August 13 - September 18, 2022
TANGO | Summer Exhibition | July 13 - August 17, 2022

TANGO

Summer Exhibition
July 13 - August 17, 2022
Sharon Butler

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MICHAEL MCCLARD

Michael McClard
Michael McClard
Michael McClard
Way Wild West, c.1984
Acrylic on muslin
108 x144 inches
Michael McClard
Michael McClard
Prometheus Presents, c. 1986
Acrylic on muslin
144 x 108 inches
Michael McClard
Michael McClard
Collector Antique, c.1984
Acrylic on linen
108 x 60 inches
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MICHAEL MCCLARD

Lives and works in California

 

AWARDS

Two National Endowments of the Arts Fellowships: Media Arts and Visual Arts

 

TEACHING

1983-7

School of Visual Arts, NY

1987

San Francisco Art Institute, CA

1986

Parsons School of Design, NY

 

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

 
2019
Providence, Jennifer Baahng Gallery, NY

2017 

“True Grit”, Jennifer Baahng Gallery, NY

2007 

“The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene”, 1974–1984 (Broken  Stories), NY

1997 

“Last Party,” Serge Sorokko Gallery, NY

1996 

“No Wave Cinema 1978–81,” Whitney Museum of American Art, NY

1993 

“A visage découvert” Fondation Cartier pour l’Art Contemporain, Jouy-en Josas, France

1990 

“Aquarian Artists,” Fine Arts Center, University of Rhode Island, “TV’s IN” Max Fish, NY

1989 

“Prisoners of Art,” Police Building, NY

1988 

“Micro sculpture” Fine Arts Center, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I.

“Rebop”, curated by Glen O’Brien, Paula Allan Gallery, NY

1986 

“The Bary Lowen Collection”, MOCA’s Temporary Contemporary, CA

Simon Cerigo Gallery, NY, Benefit for the Poetry Project at St. Marks Church, NY

1984 

“Hundreds of Drawings”, Artists Space Benefit, NY    

1984 

“Bomb Magazine Benefit”, Blum-Helman Warehouse, NY, Art Palace, NY

“Sex Show”, Cable Gallery, NY

1983 

“Prints and Drawings for Collectors”, New Gallery of Contemporary Art, Cleveland, OH

“Terminal New York,” AAA Art, NY

“Intoxication,” Monique Knowlton Gallery, N.Y. NY “Sweet Art”, Ronald Feldman Gallery, NY

“The Pressure to Paint” Marlborough Gallery, NY         

“Figures of Mystery”, Queens Museum, Queens, N.Y.        

“Beast: Animal Imagery in Recent Painting”, PS1, Institute for Art and Urban  Resources, L I C, NY

“New Figuration in America”, Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, Wis.

1982 

“Critic’s Choice”, PS 1, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, LIC, NY

1981 

“New York: New Wave,” PS 1, Institute for Art an Urban Resources, LIC, NY

“Gallery Artists” Mary Boone Gallery, NY

1979 

“Bat Man Show”, 591 Broadway, NY         

“The Doctors and Dentists Show, 591 Broadway, N.Y. NY 

“Income and Wealth Show”, 5  Bleeker Street, NY

1978 

“Exhibit A”, 93 Grand Street, NY 

1977 

“New Art Auction and Exhibition”, Artists Space, NY

1976 

“Ten in Situ”, Colgate College, Hamilton, N.Y.

1975 

“Continuing Work in Various Media” 597 Broadway, NY

1970 

“Young Bay Area Sculptors”, Emanuel Walter Gallery, San Francisco, CA

 

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

 
2022
Bizarre Delight, Jennifer Baahng Gallery, NY

1988 

“Things”, Willoughby Sharp Gallery, NY

1987 

Suzan Cooper Gallery, NY         

1986

Simon Cerigo Gallery, NY

1985 

Curated by Atanasio Di Felice, Harm Bouckaert Gallery, NY

1982 

American Graffiti Gallery, Amsterdam NE

1981 

Mary Boone Gallery, NY

1977 

Konrad Fischer Tunnel Space, Dusseldorf, W. Germany

1975 

“Trial by T.V.”, Hall-walls, Buffalo, NY 

“There’s Meat on These Bones”, The Clocktower, Institute for Art and Urban Resources, NY

 

SELECTED FILM / VIDEO/TV

1993

”Curious White boy,“ independent feature, directed by Thomas W. Wright, staring Taylor Mead; art director

1990

”Force of Circumstance,“ political thriller, 89 min, directed by Liza Bear, produced by Ad Hoc Films; art director 

1982

”Lost Oasis,“ short film, color, 8 min, directed by Liza Bear; co-producer

1981

”Oued Nefifik: A Foreign Movie,“ narrative film, color, 27min, directed by Liza Bear; co-producer

1980

”Communications Update,“ 1/2 hour cable TV program, co-producer 

1979

”ERGO, Unusual Production,“ one hour, weekly, cable TV program featuring esoteric NY artists; executive producer 

1979

”Ipso Facto,“ independent feature, produced by Corpes de Garde, Gronigen, NH; writer, director

1979

”Motive,“ independent featurette; producer, writer, director “Rome ’78,” independent feature, directed by James Nares; actor; shown at New Cinema ”Men in Orbit,“ written by John Lurie; shown at New Cinema de facto director

1978

“Red Italy,” 60 min, directed by Eric Mitchell, shown at New Cinema; additional photography “Kidnapped,” 60 min, directed by Eric Mitchell, shown at New Cinema; sound recording 

1978

“Alien Portrait,” short subject; producer, director 

1978

“All Color News,” live news format, three, one hour cable TV programs; co-producer, director 

1975

”Happy Song Cowboy Show,“ short subject; writer, director

 

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Glueck, Grace, ”Art: One Man’s Biennial Assembles 102 Artists,“ The New York Times, 15 April 1983

Mouferage, Nicolas, ”Intoxication, 9 April 1983,“ arts Magazine, April 1983 

Preston, ”Art Review: Mystery in Queens,“ News Day, 7 January 1983 

Glueck, Grace, ”Art: ’Figures of Mystery‘ Shows New Work By 10,“ The New York Times, 7 January 1983 

Sussler, Betsy, ”Michael McClard Interview“ Bomb Magazine, No.4, January 1983 

Glueck, Grace, ”Of Beasts and Humans: Some Contemporary Views,“ The New York Times, 14 November 1982 

Wolf, Deborah, ”Mary Boone“ Avenue, October 1982 

Price, Katherine, ”Arte USA,“ Nouvi Argomenti, August-September 1982 

Silverthorne, Jeannie, ”The Pressure to Paint,“ Artforum, October 1982 

Wolfert-Wihlborg, Lee, ”Manhattan’s Avant-Garde Art Dealers,“ Town and Country, September 1982 

Foster, Hal, ”Between Modernism and the Media,“ Art in America, Summer 1982 

Smith, Roberta, ”Group Flex,“ The Village Voice, 22 June 1982 

De Ak, Edit and Cortez, Diego ”Baby Talk,“ Flash Art, May 1982 

Haden-Guest, Anthony, ”The New Queen of the Art Scene,“ New York Magazine, 19 April 1982 

Castle, Ted, ”Michael McClard’s Faces,“ Art Forum, January 1982 

Yoskowitz, Robert, ”Michael McClard,“ Arts Magazine, December 1981 

Acker,Kathy, ”Motive: Interview with Michael McClard“ Bomb Magazine, No.1, January 1981 

Rose, Frank, ”Exploring the Art-Rock Nexus, (Part III)“ Art Express, November 1981 

Foster, Hal, ”Michael McClard at Mary Boone,“ Art in America, December 1981

Larson, Kay, ”Fear of Style,“ New York Magazine, 9 November 1981 

Smith, Roberta, ”Space Walk,“ The Village Voice, 21 October 1981 

Goldberg, Rosalee, Studio International, January 1977 

Perron, Wendy, The SOHO News, 15 May 1976 

Frank, Peter, The SOHO News, 15 January 1976 

Moore, Alan, Art Forum, Summer 1975 

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JAYE MOON

Jaye Moon
Jaye Moon
Jaye Moon
Thin Red Line, 2018
Installation View
Lego bricks
Dimension varies
Unique
Jaye Moon
Jaye Moon
Time Zone, 2018
14 x 14 x 2 inches
Lego bricks, clock, amplifier
Unique
Jaye Moon
Jaye Moon
War Game, 2022
Lego bricks
7 x 9.5 inches
Unique
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JAYE MOON

Born 1963, lives and works in NY

EDUCATION

Pratt Institute MFA, Sculpture, Brooklyn, NY

Sangmyung Women’s University, BFA, Sculpture, Seoul

SELECTED RESIDENCY 

2020

NARS Foundation Studio Relief Program, Brooklyn, New York

2012

CJ Art  Studio Residency, Cheongju, Korea

2011

Fountainhead Residency, Miami, Florida

2009

New York Arts Foundation Fellowship Awards, New York, NY

2009

Al Foundation 6th Visual Art Award, New York, New York

2006

Polack Krasner Foundation Grant Award, New York, NY

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2021

Wizard of Oz, Jennifer Baahng Gallery, New York, NY

2019

Thin Red Line, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2018

Thin Red Line, Marisa Newman Projects

2017

Build Up, Hanmi Gallery, Seoul

2015

All in the Game; Art of Jaye Moon, Brick Lane, Seoul

2015

Play things in Modernism, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2014

Breaking the Code, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2012

Breaking the Code, Newman Popiashevilli Gallery. New York, NY

2012

Luminous, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2008

Contained, Newman Popiashevilli Gallery, New York, NY

2007

Modern Living, Max Estralla Gallery, Madrid

2005

Portable Living, Newman Popiashevilli Gallery, New York, NY

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION

2020

Touch, Marisa Newman Projects, New York, NY

2020

Reflection, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2020

Silence of Future: when your tongue vanishes, Nam June Paik Art Center, Yong In, Korea

2019

WorldPride/50 Stonewall 50, Lisa Project NYC, New York, NY

2017

Cityscape, Gallery MoMo, Tokyo

2017

Dynamic Size, Belsky Museum of Art, New Jersey, USA

2017

The City of Homeless, Gimhae Arts Center:Yunsle Art Museum, Gimhae, Korea

2016

Discovery of Space, Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art,  Gyeonggi-do, Korea

2016

The City of Homeless, Arco Art Center, Seoul

2015

Roppongi Art Night, Tokyo, Japan

2014

Lineage of Vision, New York Korean Cultural Service, New York, NY

2014

Shades of Time, Queens Museum. Queens, New York

2014

Shades of Time, New York Korean Cultural Service, New York, NY

2010

Objects, Pelham Art Center, Westchester, NY

2010

Expressions, Jamaica Art Center, Queens, New York

2009

Textile Art, Daegu Art Center, Daegu, Korea

2009

Faces and Facts – Korean Contemporary Art in New York, Sylvia World and Po Kim Art Gallery, New York, NY 

2007

Fashion Meets Art, Macy’s, Herald Square, New York, NY

2007

Dichotomy. New York Korean Cultural Service, New York NY

2004

Opposite, Suite 106 Gallery, New York, NY, 

2001

Rebellion of Space, Dumbo Art Center, Brooklyn, New York

1999

Outerbrough, White Columns, New York, New York

SELECTED COLLECTIONS 

Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art, Gyeonggi Do, Korea

21st  C Museum Hotel, Nashville

Café Royal Hotel, London

Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, New York, NY

Takeo Obayashi Collection, Tokyo

Café Royal Hotel, London

Rutter Associates Korea, Seoul

Nexon, Paju, Korea

SELECTED REVIEW & INTERVIEWS 

2019

Interview, Laura Flanders Show 

2019

Brooklyn Street Art by Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington

2019

Artnet Editor’s Picks, by Taylor Dafoe, January issue

2018

SCASA Magazine, by Won Young Park, July issue

2017

Artnet Editor’s Pick, by Taylor Dafoe, January issue.

2016

Art in Culture, by Kiyoung Peik, Aug issue

2016

Wolganmisool, by Byung Hak Ryu, Aug issue

2016

Misoolsege, by Hye Su Han, Aug issue

2013

Huffington Post by Priscilla Frank

2013

Brooklyn Street Art by Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington

2012

Huffington Post by Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington

2012

Art in America by Brian Boucher

2012

Art in the Air by Benjamin Sutton

2012

Interview, Street Art NYC. Noted Artist, by Lois Stavsly

2010

Queens Chronicle, by Willow Belden

2010

The Queens Courier, by Jessica Lyons

2009

News Week (Korean Version) Magazine  by Hyunjung Seo

2009

Prattfolio Magazine, by Adrienne Gyongy, Fall issue

2007

Interview. “De Formas” Telemadrid TV Channel by Baruc Corazon

2006

Art in America, by Brian Boucher, March Issue

2003

Artforum.Com, the August Issue by Lori Waxman.

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JENNIFER CHO

Jennifer Cho
Jennifer Cho
Jennifer Cho
Haystack, 2000
Compact Discs
Dimension varies
Jennifer Cho
Jennifer Cho
Mt. Kumgang, 1996 - 2022
Digital painting, color pencil on convex canvas
100 x 200 in. (254 x 505 cm), detail
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….. “The heart of Greater New York dwells in P.S. 1’s basement. Amidst the antiquated machinery in the basement boiler room glistens Jennifer Cho’s “Haystacks,” straw-like bundles of sliced CDs created through a process she describes as “slow-tech.”  


by Logan Hill, WIRED, April 5, 2000

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