Solo Exhibitions:
2005 Forget About Doing Art, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai, China
2003 Flesh, Paint and Plaster, Paul
Sharpe Contemporary Art, New York
2001 Paint on Skin, Paul
Sharpe Contemporary Art, New York
P.S.122 Gallery: Hallway Project, New York
Film and Photography Gallery, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA
Artist-Curator Projects:
2006 Co-curator of two series of avant-garde film/video programs, as follows:
China's Cutting Edge: New Video Art from Shanghai and Beijing,
4 programs at Anthology Film Archives, New York
Art as a Form of Conversation: Avant-Garde Film/Video from the USA,
3 programs at the Dashanzi Arts Festival, 798 Galleries, Beijing, China
with selections traveling to:
Pacific Film Archives, UC Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley, CA
Massachusetts College of Art, Boston
Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore
http://www.uswtv.com, a Chinese-language Internet television station
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2007 Milwaukee Underground Film Festival, Milwaukee, WI
2006 Through Our Eyes, New York, Artists Exchange International and
Green Dog Arts, Belfast, Northern Ireland
In Black and White and Living Color, Tribeca Film Festival, New York
Art as a Form of Conversation, Dashanzi Arts Festival, 798 Galleries,
Beijing, China
Results You Can't Refuse: Celebrating 30 Years of BB Optics,
Anthology Film Archives, New York
12+ Retrospective, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art,
Shanghai, China
Creating Scape, Zheng Da Villa, Shanghai, China
Art and Culture, http://www.uswtv.com, Chinese-language Internet tv
Field of Vision: Beijing, Beijing New Art Projects, Beijing, China
2005 It was here a minute ago! , NURTUREart, New York
New York, New York, Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art
NURTUREart ’05 Yearbook, Spike Gallery, Williamsburg/New York, NY
REAL, Riverside Church, New York
Learning Curve, Art Gotham Gallery, New York
2004 Memoria, Homage to El Salvador, The Brecht Forum, New York, NY
Superheroines, Gallery Onetwentyeight, New York, NY
Through
Our Eyes, Downtown Community Resource Center; studio tours,
exhibition
and panel discussion at Art in General, New York
Body
Virtual, Western Wyoming Community College, Rock Springs, WY; and
Westchester
Community College Gallery, Peekskill, NY
The Matzo Files, Streit’s Matzo, New York (Lower East Side), ongoing
Athens Film Festival, Athens, Ohio
2003 A Day in Art, studio tours, NY
Bodilicious,
Tatfoo Temple of Art and Design, Staten Island, New York
2002 Key
to the Quick, Next Wave Festival, Brooklyn Academy of Music,
BAMcinematek, Brooklyn, NY (premiere of Skinside Out,
a 16mm film made in collaboration with Bill Brand)
Drawings
for Peace, Kentler International Drawing Space, Red Hook, Brooklyn
Preview:
Be-Hold #39, Be-Hold, Inc., New York
911
Show, Artists Respond, Bronx River Art Center, New York
Reactions, Exit Art, New York
Benefit Gala, Bomb Magazine, New York
2001 Inaugural
Exhibition, Paul Sharpe Contemporary Art, New York
Examining Our Breasts, Lebel Gallery, University of Windsor, Ont., Canada
2000 Miniature
Print Portfolio, The Lower East Side Printshop, New York
Delicate Tissue, MY Art Prospects, New York
Sitting Pretty, Bomb Magazine Benefit
1996 25
Contemporary Artists from New York, Yuki Sun, Nagoya, Japan
1995 Spring
Benefit Studio Tours, Art In General, New York
1993 Gesture
and Geometry: Battenfield and Martin, Hampshire College, Amherst, MA (two-person)
Three Abstract Artists, Hugh Hill Gallery, Kent, CT
Black/White/Color, Bologna/Landi Gallery, East Hampton, NY
1992 America/Europe
Event at 360, Pino Molica Gallery, New York; and Pino Molica Gallery, Rome,
Italy
The Nature Show, Tribeca Gallery, New York
1990 Natural
Selection, Henry Street Settlement, New York
Aspects of Nature, College of New Rochelle, New York
1983
Three Dimensional Photographs, Castelli Graphics, New York
Selected Publications (writing, interviews, photos):
"Forget About Doing Art," Interview of Katy Martin by Zhu Haijian published
in Chinese in Art World Magazine,
China’s leading art magazine, January 2005, pp. 46-50, and featured on their website
Cover
photograph, BE-HOLD Catalog #39, March 2002, New York.
Cover photograph and design. Giannina Braschi, El imperio de los sueños,
San Juan: University of Puerto Rico Press, 1999.
"Art, Danger, and Sacred Space" (text and photos), Bomb Magazine, Spring,
1999, p. 81 and pp. 104-105.
"Nick Pappas on Plato and Wittgenstein." Interview with the philosopher, Nick
Pappas, author of Plato and the Republic (NY: Routledge, 1995),
for the Bohen
Series on Critical Discourse, Bomb Magazine, summer, 1996, pp. 66-70,
ill.
"An Interview with Jasper Johns about Silkscreening" (complete transcript of
the soundtrack of my film, Hanafuda),
Jasper
Johns: Writings, Interviews and Work Notes, New York: The Musem of Modern
Art, 1996.
Photos, Kirk Varnedoe, Jasper Johns, A Retrospective, NY: MOMA, 1996,
p. 303.
Photos, Susan Brundage, ed., Technique and Collaboration in the Prints of
Jasper Johns, New York: Castelli Gallery, 1996, pp. 38, 40-41.
Frontispiece and photos, Universal Limited Art Editions, The Prints of Jasper
Johns, 1960-1993, a catalogue raisonne .
with text
by Richard Field, West Islip,
NY: ULAE, 1995.
"An Interview with Jasper Johns about Silkscreening" and frontispiece/photos. Jasper Johns: Printed Symbols, The Walker Art Center,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota, 1990, and the Musee des Beaux Arts, Montreal, Canada, 1990 (in French).
Frontispiece photo and extensive quotes. Riva Castleman, Jasper Johns, A
Print Retrospective,
The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1986.
Drawing, Bomb Magazine, fall, 1985, p.73.
Drawing, Bomb Magazine, 1983-84, p. 24.
"The Super 8 Edge." The Cinemanews, 1981, pp. 78-79.
"Close Encounters." X Magazine, Feb. 1977.
"Marcel Duchamp's ANEMIC-CINEMA." Studio International, London, Jan./Feb.
1975 (special issue on Duchamp)
Selected Film Shows - HANAFUDA
(1981), a 35-minute super-8mm film observing Jasper Johns
making silkscreen prints, and eight other films made between 1975-1981.
2001 Big
as Life: An American History of 8mm Films, The Museum of Modern Art,
New York
1999 Big
as Life: An American History of 8mm Films, The Museum of Modern Art, New
York
1996 The
Museum of Modern Art, New York (continuous showing during Jasper Johns,
A Retrospective)
1994 MacDowell
Art Colony, Peterborough, New Hampshire
The
Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel
1990 The
National Gallery, Washington, DC (daily showings all summer)
Walker
Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota (continuous showing with Jasper Johns: Printed
Symbols)
and travelling
The
Isetan Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan, and travelling
1988 The
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
1986 The
Museum of Modern Art, New York (ten weekly showings)
Galerie
Mukai, Tokyo, Japan
1985 Marion
Koogler McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, Texas
1982 Castelli
Graphics, New York (to inaugurate a new gallery)
Yale
University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut
The
Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland
1981 The
Thomas Segal Gallery, Boston, MA
The
Collective for Living Cinema, New York
1980 Berks
Filmmakers, Reading, PA (visiting artist)
Sarah
Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY (visiting artist)
Hunter
College, New York (visiting artist)
1979 Canyon
Cinematheque, San Francisco, CA (visiting artist)
The
Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland
1977 The
Collective for Living Cinema, New York
Artists
Space, New York
Awards:
2002-03 Lower
Manhattan Cultural Council - Manhattan Community Arts Fund
2000-01 The
Lower East Side Printshop, New York, Keyholder
1989 National
Endowment for the Arts, Artist's Fellowship in Painting
1977-78 P.S. One/The
Clocktower, Studio Artist Residency
Collections:
The Museum of Modern Art, New York
The National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, Israel
The Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland
Fukuoka-Kenritsu Museum, Fukuoka, Kyushu, Japan
Yokohama Museum, Yokohama, Japan
Selected Bibliography:
Elena Sorokina, "Terrain Vague as Setting: Chinese Video in New York." Performing Arts Journal (PAJ), MIT Press,
September 2006, pp. 60-65, ill.
Aidan Dunne, “A Visual Feast to Whet All Appetites”, Irish Times, October, 31, 2006, Dublin, Ireland
Royce Harper, Artery> television show, NVTV, November 2006, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Ed Halter, "China's Cutting Edge: New Video Art From Shanghai and Beijing," The Village Voice (Voice Choice),
New York City, May 16, 2006, p. 68.
David Hsieh, "Avant-Garde Video Exhibition," World Journal (NYC's largest Chinese language newspaper),
May 18, 2006, p. E11 (feature article)
Courtney Woo, “Experimental Film Retrospective: Western filmmakers nudge
Shanghai’s nascent experimental film scene to life.” City Weekend, Shanghai, China, January 19, 2006, p. E24.
Zhu Haijian, "New York, New York at the Shanghai Doland," Art World Magazine, Shanghai, China, September 2005.
Featured guest, Conversations with Harold Channer, MNN-TV television show, New York, May 5, 2005.
Juan Fernando Merino, “Pero si estaba aqui hace un minuto!,” El Diario La Prensa, May 1, 2005, ill.
Larry Gottheim, "Catch," BE-HOLD Catalog #39, March 2002,
New York.
April Koral, "The Artist as Canvas, and Subject," The Tribeca Trib,
December, 2001, p. 41, ill.
William Zimmer, "Two Campus Galleries in New Rochelle." The New York Times,
Westchester section,
Sunday, November 18, 1990.
Morning Edition, National Public Radio, March 6, 1990.
Tokuzo Okabe, Feature article on the film, HANAFUDA/JASPER JOHNS. Bijutsu
Techo,
Tokyo, Japan, March, 1987.
Dalia Judovitz, "Anemic Vision in Duchamp," Dada and Surrealist Film,
Rudolf Kuenzli ed.
New
York: Willis Locker & Owens, 1987, pp. 55-56.
Lisa Peters, "Starring Jasper Johns." The Print Collectors Newsletter,
Jan./Feb. 1982, p. 178, ill.
Judith Goldman, "Echoes--To What Purpose." Catalogue essay for Jasper Johns
Prints 1977-1981.
Boston: Thomas Segal Gallery, 1981.
Amy Taubin, "Silent Womenworks." The Soho Weekly News, 12/8/77, p. 69.
Amy Taubin, "Enervating Super 8." The Soho Weekly News, 6/8/77, p. 35
Lectures, Artist's Residencies, Panels and Teaching:
2007 Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, Maryland
Cooper Union Pre-college Program, New York
2006 “Through Our Eyes” panel discussion at Black Box Gallery, Belfast,
Northern Ireland
Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, Massachusetts
China Central Academy of Fine Arts (Dept of Painting), Beijing, China
Summer Arts Institute, Stuyvesant High School, NYC
Artist-in-Residence (4 weeks)
2005 Shanghai Normal University, (Dept of Painting), Shanghai, China
Shanghai University, School of Film and Television, Shanghai, China
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, a public high school in Queens, NYC
Artist-in-Residence (12 weeks), Instructor - Arts Literacy
Cooper Union Pre-College Program, New York
SUNY, Fashion Institute of Technology, (Dept of Painting),, NYC
2004 Hampshire College, Amherst, Massachusetts (Instructor - 4-week intensive,
Self-Portraits through Digital Photography and Writing)
Brecht Forum Panel (on the topic of memory and the arts), New York
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, Artist-in-Residence (16 weeks),
produced the award-winning animation, MOVE!, with 9th graders
2003 Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, Artist-in-Residence
Artist-in-Residence (12 weeks), Instructor - Arts Literacy
Education: Vermont
College, Montpelier, Vermont, M.F.A., 1997
Antioch
College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, B.A., 1973