CURATED BY DAVID GIBSON

A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

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100. POOL ART FAIR 2009. March 6-March 8, 2009. The Wyndam Garden Hotel, 37 West 24th Street, New York. Shelly Bahl, Peggy Bates, Christie Blizard, Marcy Brafman, Amy Chaiklin, Chrissy Conant, Katherine Daniels, Gregory De La Haba, Romain Erkiletlian, Ke Nancy Fang, Carla Gannis, Sean Greene, Joanna Hoar-Vea, Isolde Kille, Marni Kotak, Mary Murphy, Leah Oates, Sarah Olson, Sono Osato, Pierre St. Jacques, Margie Steinmann, Mary Ann Strandell, Teressa Valla, Mimi Wlodarczyk

99. SIGHT MAPPING curated with Trevor Richardson. January 30-March 1, 2009. Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. David Brody, Joomi Chung, Diana Cooper, Vernon Fisher, Richard Garrison, Emily Ginsburg, Barry Le Va, Mark Lombardi, Marco Maggi, Dominic McGill, Rebecca Riley, Jane South, Danielle Tegeder, Dan Zeller.

98. TALENT SHOW 2008. Cortney Andrews, Matt Bollinger, Liz Chalfin, Willson Cummer, Lisa Elmaleh, Meghan Gordon, Asia Ingalls, Deb Karpman, Sara Klar, Elizabeth Kellogg, Jamie M. Lee, Dot Szemiot, Ruth Waldman, Angela Zamarelli. November 8-December 7, 2008. Hampden Gallery, University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Juried exhibition with Klaus Postler.

97. PEGGY BATES: Barachois. October 16-November 9, 2008. Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, 532 West 25th Street, New York

96. BEAUTY’S BURDEN curated by David Gibson & Jennifer Junkermeier Bethany Bristow, Bonnie Collura, Gabert Farrar, Limor Gasko, Scott Kiernan, Karen Marston, John O’Brien, Sono Osato, Meridith Pingree, Richard Schort, Fumiko Toda. September 18–October 28, 2008, Ernest Rubenstein Gallery of the Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York

95. SCOTT KIERNAN: Very Special Ops. curated by Jenny Junkermeier. September 12-30, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn.

94. BOUNDLESS: John Berens and Abshalom Jac Lahav. September 4-September 29, 2008. 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, 532 West 25th Street, New York

93. PAPER IN THE WIND 2. August 9-September 7, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn. Susan Breitsch, Caroline Burton, Amy Chaiklin, Veronica Cross, Katherine Daniels, Alicia Gibson, Isolde Kille, Jac Lahav, Yuliya Lanina, Norma Markley, Mary Murphy, Sandra Mack, Geoffrey Miller, Grace Roselli

92. PAPER IN THE WIND. July 5-August 3, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn. Christie Blizard, Jordan Buschur, Gulsen Calik, Cathleen Cueto, Sophia Flood, Deb Karpman, Sarah Olson, Steve Page, Richard Schort, Jenn Sitron, Austin Thomas, Fumiko Toda, Kathleen Vance

91. LING CHANG: The Curious Lore of Precious Stones. May 31-June 30, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

90. MARCY BRAFMAN: Truth or Consequences, May 15-June 15, 2008. Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, 532 East 25th Street, New York.

89. MARY KATHERINE MURPHY: Fools for Lust, April 26-May 25, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

88. ASKEVOLD/HUTCHINSON [David Askevold + Peter Hutchinson], March 27-April 20, 2008. Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, 532 West 25th Street, New York

87. MICHAEL YINGER: Another Drink And I Won't Miss Her, March 22-April 20, 2008. Article Projects:Realform, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

86. JORDAN BUSCHUR: Idle Hands, February 16-March 16, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

85. LOST HORIZON February 4-March 4, 2008. Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Erik Benson, John Berens, Romain Erkiletlian, Michelle Hailey, Laura Harrison, Elizabeth Huey, Rebecca Kolsrud, Jeff Konigsberg, Michelle Mackey, Dana Melamed, Dean Monogenis, Asya Reznikov, Kristen Schiele, Kimberly Sexton, Mary Ann Strandell

84. TRUE TO FORM January 18-February 10, 2008. Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, 532 East 25th Street, New York. Marcy Brafman, Jenny Carpenter, Mary Murphy

83. PAMELA GORDON: Mise-en-Scene January 11-February 9, 2008. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

82. MEGAN O’CONNOR: The Big Boat November 16-December 29, 2007. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

81. VICTORIA CALABRO: Orange October 12-November 11, 2007. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

80. MADE IN THE USA September 18-November 23, 2007. The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York. Shelly Bahl, Ula Einstein, Nancy Friedemann, Tine Kindermann, Chang-jin Lee, Juri Morioka, Hannes Priesch, Flavia Souza, Yona Verwer.

79. LIZ-N-VAL: Of Cabbages and Kings September 7-October 7, 2007. Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn,

78. MICHAEL NORKIN: Transparent July 8-August 26, 2007, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York

77. GARDEN CONFRONTATIONS June 29-August 19, 2007, Dam Stuhltrager, 38 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, New York with Victoria Calabro, Chrissy Conant, Julianna Dail, Katherine Daniels, Mark Power

76. KAREN MARSTON: Breathing Room June 29-August 19, 2007, Dam Stuhltrager, 38 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn, New York

75. BY INVITATION ONLY May 19-July 21, 2007, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen, 529 West 20th Street, 11th floor, New York with Marcy Brafman, Leemour Pelli, Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, Conrad Vogel

74. JENNY CARPENTER: Madagascar May 11-July 1, 2007, Realform Project Spacem, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York

73. JULIANNA DAIL: When Dorothy Met Alice March 30-April 29, 2007, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York

72. SIGNS OF LIFE March 6-June 30, 2007, Article Projects at Planet Thailand, 133 North 7th Street, Brooklyn, New York with Jeanine Anthony, Jordan Buschur, Jamie Chiarello, Langdon Graves, Jesse Martin, John Monteith, Jac Lahav, Jeremy Olson, Purdy Eaton, Colette Robbins

71. EDUARDO CERVANTES: A New Man February 16-March 18, 2007, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.

70. TWILIGHT TIME January 6-February 11, 2007, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York with Jamie Chiarello, Emmanuelle Gauthier, Liz Insogna, Michael Norkin, Jeremy Olson, Deborah Pohl, Grace Roselli, Michael Schall, Conrad Vogel

69. SQUARED December 6, 2006-January 11, 2007, The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York with Peter Barrett, Caroline Burton, Jeff Feld, Danielle Mysliwiec, Keiko Narahashi, Mary Ann Strandell, Bradley Wester, John Zinsser

68. YULIYA LANINA: Play With Me October 27-December 31, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

67. SUSAN HAMBURGER/CONRAD VOGEL: Recent Work September 27-October 21, 2006, Allen Priebe Gallery, The University of Wisconsin in Oshkosh

66. THE RAW AND THE COOKED September 21-October 29, 2006, Central & Hampden Galleries, The University of Massachusetts in Amherst with Victoria Calabro, Katherine Daniels, Marilla Palmer, Anna Pedersen, Mark Power, Diana Puntar, Carol Salmanson, Gae Savannah

65. JENNY CARPENTER: Branded July 21-September 30, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

64. REBECCA HACKEMANN: Peek July 7-August 20, 2006, Dabora Gallery, 1080 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn

63. DEBRA STECKLER: Ordinary People April 21-May 21, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

62. THE SOCIAL BODY April 8-May 21, 2006, Rocket Projects, 3440 North Miami Avenue, Miami with Kristin Anderson, Sandra Bermudez, Fritz Chesnut, Feral Childe, Carla Gannis, Morgan Hughes, Jennifer Karady, Holly Lynton, Leemour Pelli, Alexander Reyna, Raven Schlossberg, Diana Shpungin and Nicole Engelmann

61. NATIVE SPIRIT March 24-April 29, 2006, Supreme Trading, 213 North 8th Street, Brooklyn with Michael Anderson, Amy Beecher, Marcy Brafman, Andrew Chesler, Molly Crabapple, Georgia Elrod, Jonathan Feldschuh, Limor Gasko, Sara Klar, Liz Magic Laser, Susan Lipper, Dean Monogenis, Andrea Morganstern, Leemour Pelli, Rick Prol, Diana Puntar, Grace Roselli, Dan Rosenbaum, Debra Steckler, Emma Tapley, Ruth Waldman.

60. HOME BASE Curated with Anat Litwin, March 1-March 30, 2006, 126 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn with Diane Apostolacus, Marcy Brafman, Robert Grant, Mark Power

59. TARA GIANNINI: Little Vanities, February 24-April 9, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

58. ROBERT GRANT: Roberta's Revenge, January 20–February 19, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

57. GAE SAVANNAH: A Fool and his Froth Are Soon Parted January 6-February 12, 2006, Dam Stuhltrager Gallery, 38 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn

56. LINDA BYRNE: Recycling Nature December 9, 2005-January 15, 2006, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

55. CONRAD VOGEL: Adventures from the Past November 4–December 4, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

54. PHOTO NEW YORK October 6-9, 2005, The Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, New York with Elizabeth Hendler, Les Joynes, Jennifer Karady, Keren Moscovitch, Jenn Miller.

53. MELANIE VOTE: The Lap-Top Series September 30–October 30, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

52. BEAUTIFUL DREAMER September 9–October 21, 2005, SPACES Inc, 2220 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland, Ohio with Peggy Bates, Sandra Bermudez, Amy Chaiklin, Maureen Connor, Katherine Daniels, Michelle Dicello, Jonathan Feldschuh, Carla Gannis, Tara Giannini, Marcella Hackbardt, Elizabeth Huey, Kim Keever, Craig Kucia, Liz-N-Val, Karen Marston, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman, Anna Pedersen, Leemour Pelli, Mark Power, Alexander Reyna, Tim Rollins, Gae Savannah, Raven Schlossberg, Drew Shiflett, Mary Ann Strandell, Conrad Vogel, Ruth Waldman

51. MARCY BRAFMAN: Face Value August 26–September 25, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

50. VERONICA CROSS: Homecoming July 22–August 21, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

49. SARAH TRIGG: Some Economic Tissues June 17–July 17, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

48. EVERLAND June 10-July 23, 2005, Annina Nosei Gallery, 530 West 22nd Street, New York with Peggy Bates, Erik Benson, Sandra Bermudez, Nancy Friedemann, Linda Ganjian, Kim Keever, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman, Mark Power, Raven Schlossberg, Ruth Waldman.

47. NURTURING THE NEW 2005 June 6, 2005, Nurture Art Annual Benefit at Spike Gallery, 547 West 20th Street, New York with Amy Chaiklin, Carla Gannis, Norma Markley, Leemour Pelli, Catya Plate, Maria Spector, Ginna Triplett, Marina Tsesarskaya, Deborah Wasserman

46. KATHERINE DANIELS: Window Box Arabesque May 13–June 12, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

45. GELAH PENN: On Dangerous Ground April 8–May 8, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

44. CULTURE VULTURE April 1–May 1, 2005, Jack The Pelican Presents, 487 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn with Sandra Bermudez, Marcy Brafman, David Henry Brown Jr, Amie Cunningham, Katherine Daniels, Emanuelle Gauthier, Susan Hamburger, Karen Heagle, Elizabeth Huey, Dean Monogenis, Russell Nachman, Diana Puntar, Alexander Reyna, Gae Savannah, Raven Schlossberg, Philip Simmons, Cindy Tower, Ginna Triplett, Conrad Vogel

43. MARY ANN STRANDELL: The Moving Wall February 25–March 27, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

42. CINDY TOWER: Road Show January 21–February 20, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

41. LOST IN PLACE January 12–March 27, 2005, Planet Thailand, 133 North 7th Street, Brooklyn with Aillinn Brennan, Patty Cateura, Mariestella Colon-Astacio, Karen Marston, Juri Morioka, John Mullen, Carol Salmanson

40. KIM CONNERTON: Nico December 17, 2004–January 16, 2005, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

39. KRISTIN ANDERSON: The Block Where I Grew Up November 12–December 12, 2004, Realform, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

38. FLAVIA SOUZA: Struggle in Paradise Curated by Kim Connerton, November 12–December 12, 2004, Realform, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

37. RUTH WALDMAN: Drawings October 8–November 7, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

36. INTIMACY September 23–October 24, 2004, Brooklyn Fireproof, 101 Richardson Street, Brooklyn with Sandra Bermudez, China Blue, Kim Connerton, Annette Cyr, Jen Denike, Carla Gannis, Elizabeth Hendler, Amy Jenkins, Jennifer Karady, Alexis Karl, Norma Markley, Leemour Pelli, Gae Savannah, Raven Schlossberg, Roxanne Wolanczyk

35. DIANA SHPUNGIN & NICOLE ENGELMANN: Second Generation Ego September 16–October 14, 2004, Hampden and Central Galleries, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

34. LIZ-N-VAL: Downpour September 3–October 3, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

33. BEAUTIFUL GROTESQUE Curated with Anjali Suneja, June 24-July 31, 2004
Riva Gallery, 529 West 20th Street, New York with Reed Anderson, Hans Bellmer, Jeanne Dunning, Philip Guston, Mike Kelley, Tony Matelli, David Nicholson, Leemour Pelli, Andres Serrano, Ginna Triplett, Joel-Peter Witkin.

32. NATASHA SWEETEN: A Mini Retrospective June 18-July 25, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

31. VISIONARIES Curated with Anat Litwin, June 13-August 1, 2004, Makor Gallery, 35 West 67th Street, New York with Miriam Cabessa, Offri Cnaani, Zachary Harris, Raffael Lomas

30. LEEMOUR PELLI: From The Heart May 26–June 26, 2004, Annina Nosei Galllery, 530 West 22nd Street, New York

29. MARKET VALUE May 15-July 26, 2004, Cuchifritos Art Space, 120 Essex Street, New York with Kristin Anderson, Marcy Brafman, David Henry Brown Jr, Heidi Cody, Rainer Ganahl, Susan Hamburger, Marni Kotak, Lisa Levy, Daniel Mirer, Ester Partegas, Alexander Reyna, Tom Schreiber.

28. LAURA FAYER: Rapt May 7-June 13, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

27. B-LONGING Curated with Anat Litwin, April 27-June 6, 2004, Makor Gallery, 35 West 67th Street, New York with Janice Caswell, Ralph Hassard, Deborah Wasserman

26. MARCY BRAFMAN: Negative Reciprocal April 2-May 2, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

25. CAROLINE BURTON: Window Works February 13–March 21, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

24. VOID February 5-March 20, 2004, The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York with John Beech, Erik Benson, John Berens, Janice Caswell, Takuya Chikushi, Tamara Gayer, Claire Moore, Patrick Meagher & Dave Shim, John Mullen, Lizzie Scott, Jenny Vogel, Mark Woods.

23. AILLINN BRENNAN: Dystopian Paintings January 31-February 28, 2004, Lifespace Gallery, Long Island City, New York

22. MICHAEL NORKIN: Varying Expanses January 9–February 8, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

21. AMY CHAIKLIN: Portals of Truth December 5, 2003–January 4, 2004, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

20. ERWIN REDL: Light Installations and Drawings November 21, 2003–January 7, 2004, Riva Gallery, 529 West 20th Street, New York

19. CYNTHIA HARTLING: Paintings October 24-November 30, 2003, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

18. ID_ENTITY September 19-November 16, 2003, Nurture Art Inc, 475 Keap Street, Brooklyn with Sandra Bermudez, Amy Chaiklin, Chrissy Conant, Veronica Cross, Carla Gannis, Tina La Porta, Joan Linder, Norma Markley, Leemour Pelli, Catya Plate, Gae Savannah, Diana Shpungin & Nicole Engelmann, Maria Spector, Ginna Triplett, Marina Tsesarskaya, Deborah Wasserman.

17. MARK POWER: New Sculpture September 12-October 19, 2003, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

16. GRACE ROSELLI: Drawings August 9-September 6, 2003, Realform Project Space, 218 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn

15. CARTOON June 12-August 9, 2003, Curated with Charles Riva, Riva Gallery, 529 West 20th Street, New York with Henry Darger, James Esber, Wayne Gonzales, Ray Johnson, Mark Kostabi, Joan Linder, Bernhard Martin, Takashi Murakami, Tom Sachs, Kenny Scharf, Flavia Souza, Ginna Triplett, Marc Dean Veca, Andy Warhol.

14. CURATORS CHOICE May 17-May 31, 2003, Curated with Nicola Jasek, Artists Alliance Inc, 107 Suffolk Street, New York with Carla Gannis, Mandy Morrison, Diana Puntar, Jeff Feld, Robyn Jordan

13. LIMINAL II March 27–April 30, 2003, Hampden Gallery, University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Peggy Bates, Miriam Cabessa, Janice Caswell, Carter Hodgkin, Laura Lobdell, Anna Pedersen, Erwin Redl, Drew Shiflett, Sonita Singwi, Lisa Stefanelli

12. PRESENCE March 7-March 10, 2003, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel, 52 East 41st Street, New York with Andi Archer, Miriam Cabessa, Andrea Champlin, Amanda Church, Suzan Dionne, Carla Gannis, Cynthia Hartling, Carter Hodgkin, Alexis Karl, Masayuki Kawai, Tina La Porta, Elissa Levy, Laura Lobdell, Holly Lynton, Margalit Mannor, Michael Norkin, Sharon Paz, Anna Pedersen, Leemour Pelli, Mark Power, Diana Puntar, Alexander Reyna, Ginna Triplett

11. SOME (ARE) PAINTING II December 21, 2002–January 24, 2003, The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York with Peggy Bates, Aillinn Brennan, Andrea Champlin, Andrew Chesler, Amanda Church, Elizabeth Cooper, Laura Fayer, Jonathan Feldschuh, Bob Griffin, Joyce Kim, John Mullen, Anna Pedersen, Lisa Stefanelli, Sarah Trigg

10. ANYWHERE BUT HERE November 15–December 13, 2002, Curated with Peter Lasell at MediaMerge, 450 West 41st Street, New York with Andrea Champlin, Bob Griffin, Pete Lasell, Sharilyn Neidhardt, Mark Power, Katherine Powers, Gae Savannah, Julio Soto, Zander Reyna

9. SOCIAL SPACE October 26–November 30, 2002, Cuchifritos Art Space, 120 Essex Street, New York with Carrie Dashow, Devon Dikeou, Jill Epstein, Matthias Geiger, Tali Hinkis, Joni Lane, Susan Leopold, Mandy Morrison, Coralee Rose, Lizzie Scott, Patricia Smith

8. OPEN VIEW October 19–November 30, 2002, Artists Alliance Inc, 107 Suffolk Street, New York with Leah Bendahan, Marcy Brafman, Diane Lowy, Sharilyn Neidhardt, Linda Obuschuska.

7. BODIES & FORMS October 19-20, 2002, John Eicher Studio, 68 Jay Street, Brooklyn with Amy Chaiklin, Veronica Cross, Elissa Levy, Michael Norkin, Leemour Pelli, Rachel Youens

6. EROTIKA July 11-August 10, 2002, Riva Gallery, 529 West 20th Street, New York with Alicia Ackerman, Jane Benson, Joanna Hoar, Tina La Porta, Tracy Nakayama, Raven Schlossberg, Su-en Wong, and curated with Charles Riva: Maryse Alberti, Dinos and Jake Chapman, Augusto Canedo, Katrin Fridriks, Margreet Baltius, David La Chapelle, David Levinthal, Warren Neidich, Kiki Seror, Andres Serrano, Tim Sobieski-White, Wulf Treu

5. THE BODY OR THE LANDSCAPE October 13-November 18, 2001, The Artists Alliance Inc, 107 Rivington Street, New York with Alicia Ackerman, Sandra Bermudez, Amy Chaiklin, Jeanne Costello, Jennifer DeNike, Laura Emrick, Limor Gasko, Alexis Karl, Lisa Kereszi, Peter Matra, Daniel Mirer, Jennifer Nehrbass, Leemour Pelli, Michele Peress, Grace Roselli, Raven Schlossberg, David Schulz, Cheryl Van Hooven, Carol Warner, Jill Waterman, Suzanne Wimmer

4. LIMINAL September 21–October 13, 2001, The Space @ Media Triangle, 640 Broadway, New York with Heike Bartels, Janice Caswell, Laura Lobdell, Christine Perrotta, Erwin Redl, Drew Shiflett

3. SELECTED AFFINITIES June 18–October 18, 2001, Planet Thailand,133 North 7th Street, Brooklyn with Marcy Brafman, Amy Chaiklin, Bob Griffin, Dan Levenson, Michael Norkin, Leemour Pelli, Tina Marie Poulin.

2. SOME (ARE) PAINTING June 9–July 21, 2001, John Gibson Gallery, 568 Broadway New York with Karen Arm, Peggy Bates, Orly Cogan, Elizabeth Cooper, Jonathan Feldschuh, Isolde Kille, Anna Pedersen, Lisa Stefanelli, Rachel Urkowitz

1. SUGAR+SPICE November 17–December 10, 2000, The Space @ Media Triangle, 640 Broadway, New York with Amy Chaiklin, Orly Cogan, Jen DeNike, Carla Gannis, Elissa Levy, Maripol, Norma Markley, Janet Pihlblad, Raven Schlossberg, Carol Warner, Charmaine Wheatley, Jessie Wolk.

EVENTS

1. REAL ART TODAY March 1, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Chrissy Conant, Jeff Feld, Charley Friedman, Deborah Garwood

2. REAL ART TODAY April 5, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Erik Benson, Susan Leopold, Gae Savannah, John Zinsser

3. REAL ART TODAY May 12, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/ 92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Alexis Karl, Cheryl Van Hooven, Conrad Vogel, Ruth Waldman

4. REAL ART TODAY September 13, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. John Berens, Nancy Friedemann, Kim Keever

5. REAL ART TODAY October 11, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Adam Cvijanovic, Jonathan Feldschuh, Mark Woods

6. REAL ART TODAY November 8, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Orly Cogan, Rebecca Hackemann, Dean Monogenis

7. REAL ART TODAY December 12, 2005 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. Amy Chaiklin, Mike Cockrill, Leemour Pelli

8. REAL ART TODAY January 10, 2006 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. "Identity Aesthetics--Exploring Humanity" with Kristin Anderson, China Blue, Rainer Ganahl, and Richard Humann.

9. REAL ART TODAY February 14, 2006 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. "Significant Other--Collaboration and Collusion" with Feral Childe (Moria Carlson and Alice Wu) Marni Kotak, Lisa Levy, and Tom Schreiber

10. REAL ART TODAY: March 21, 2006 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. "Artifice Analysis--Between Art and Science" with Mark Esper, Carter Hodgkin, and Michael Rees

11. REAL ART TODAY: April 11, 2006 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. "Inner Depth--The Body as Muse" with Andrea Cote, Charley Friedman, Karen Marston, and Oriane Stender

12. REAL ART TODAY: May 9, 2006 - Makor-Steinhardt Center/92nd Street Y, 35 West 67th Street, New York. "Beauty's Burden--The New Romanticism" with Katherine Daniels, Margaret Lanzetta, Marilla Palmer, and Gae Savannah

13. ARTIST SALON: JOSH PETERS June 21, 2007 - Terminal Warehouse Chelsea, 269 Eleventh Avenue, New York

14. MADE IN THE USA: ARTISTS ROUNDTABLE October 16, 2007 - The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York. "The American Tapestry--Designing Identity" with Tine Kindermann, Juri Morioka, Flavia Souza, and Yona Verwer.

15. THE SKYLIGHT READING SERIES, October 25, 2007 - The Educational Alliance, 197 East Broadway, New York. Featuring Steve Dalachinsky, Yuko Itamo, and Jeffrey Cyphers Wright

16. REALITY CHECKED, October 28, 2007. Panel discussion with Jeanette Cole and Tim Maul, Dorsky Gallery, 11-03 45th Avenue, Long Island City, New York.

17. ARTIST SALON: JOSH PETERS November 29, 2007. 532GALLERY, 532 West 25th Street, New York

ARTIST PORTRAITS

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JOHN BERENS

2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2003: Void, The Educational Alliance

MARCY BRAFMAN

AILLINN BRENNAN

DAVID HENRY BROWN JR

AMY CHAIKLIN

CHRISSY CONANT

ELIZABETH COOPER

AMIE CUNNINGHAM with Johnston Foster

JEFF FELD at left with David Gibson

RAINER GANAHL

LINDA GANJIAN

CARLA GANNIS

DAVID GIBSON in the studio of Marcy Brafman

HARTLING

KAREN HEAGLE

ELIZABETH HUEY

MARK KOSTABI

DEAN MONOGENIS

LEEMOUR PELLI

MARK POWER

DIANA PUNTAR

ERWIN REDL

TIM ROLLINS

GRACE ROSELLI

RAVEN SCHLOSSBERG

TOM SCHREIBER

DIANA SHPUNGIN

LISA STEFANELLI (right)

GINNA TRIPLETT

CONRAD VOGEL

DEBORAH WASSERMAN

SU-EN WONG on right with Giles Lyon

MARK WOODS

MARK WOODS and JONATHAN FELDSCHUH

Leah Oates interviews David Gibson

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What are your favorite shows that you have curated, and why? First I would have to decide what factor made one of my shows a favorite. The ones that seemed least likely to get pulled off, I suppose. These include my first two, SUGAR+SPICE and SOME (ARE) PAINTING; then three exhibitions which I co-curated at the Riva Gallery, EROTIKA, CARTOON, and BEAUTIFUL GROTESQUE. That same year also found me organizing my first exhibition for a university gallery, LIMINAL, and participating in an art fair with PRESENCE at Scope New York. In 2005 I curated EVERLAND for Annina Nosei, an art world legend and old family friend; in September of that year, my first regional nonprofit exhibition at Spaces Inc in Cleveland, Ohio, with BEAUTIFUL DREAMER which included 28 artists and was exhibited in a 3,800 square foot gallery. The entire show was shipped there and back, and a catalogue was also published.

How has your curating evolved from the beginning of your career to now? I don’t know if my curating has evolved so much as my reasons for doing it. The difference between a young dog and an old dog is mainly the value of experience. Though I’m by no means an old dog, I have learned a lot in the last seven years about the role of the curator, about the value of the specific experience linked to this role, and what it’s ultimately good for. What has changed is the nature of my relationship to the specific artists with whom I have become accustomed to dealing, and the galleries as well. My main interest these days is to find prospects for my exhibitions, and individually for some artists, in galleries of note, for critical and professional advancement; and at universities, for teaching and learning, as well as to travel. On a deeper level, I have come to realize the levels at which my reasons for curating connect with my reasons for writing about art, for studying literature and culture, and for writing about human experience in memoir and fiction.

What is your approach to curating? Do you start with an idea first and find artists or do you see art works first and then begin thinking about a show? How do you find artists to work with, in archives or through word or mouth? I don’t have a specific approach. Sometimes the ideas come from the synergy between random studio visits, from an exhibition which I visited and was displeased with, or from literary sources. I have to say that the first of these is my preferred method, because it’s left up to chance, and allows for introspection. I find artists everywhere, in group exhibitions, benefits, open studios, etc. These days I find more people through referrals than I once did. Sometimes I will do several studio visits with an artist before I deciide to include them in a group exhibition, and sometimes it happens right away, dependent upon the availability of circumstance. These days I tend to plan shows first and then sort out, from amongst the artists I already know, whom I would like to include; and then I ask a few of them for referrals to other people I would have considered had I known them at the time. I tend to think of the relationship between artist and curator as a conversation about ability and intentions, rather than as a pale-faced context for success or failure.

You grew up around art and are from a family with a long connection and love for the arts. How has that shaped you and how do you think the art world has changed? It’s not as much of a family in the arts as one might think. I have a father (John Gibson) who was an important gallerist in Soho from the early Sixties up until 2001. He exhibited the work of a number of seminal Conceptual artists, including Joseph Beuys, Marcel Broodthaers, Arman, Christo, Ben Vautier, Peter Hutchinson, James Carpenter, Jean Le Gac, Bill Beckley, William Childress, et al. In the Eighties and Nineties he also introduced the work of a variety of younger talents including John Armleder, Olivier Mosset, Bertrand Lavier, Eve Andree Laramee, Thom Merrick, Matthew McCaslin, Wolfgang Staehle, et al. He also collaborated with important curators of the period such as Collins & Milazzo. Of course, I was away at college during much of this. It was only when visiting home now and then that I would get a glimpse of what was going on. The most good that it did me was to help form the manner of my thinking about art, equivalent to the intellectual level of art graduate school, but without all of the political agendas that such a situation involves. I saw artists as real people, and as artists they were successful, communicative, and often collaborative. My father’s gallery, and the few other galleries showing their work, like Daniel Newburg, Sandra Gering, and Annina Nosei, were the locus of this community, and there was little evidence of the rampant bohemianism, critical of everyone and everything in the upper echelons of the art business, that I find in many artists today. The artist as loser is a very unattractive trait. We have to build communities that operate at all levels of the art world, and artists have to travel and see how things work in other places. They also have to respect the people who run galleries. This is a business in which almost everyone is self-made, and they do it because art inspires them. Of course there are trends in taste, and market forces such as real estate and the power of national currencies, that drive business. But it’s all about relationships, and they have to be nurtured from both sides.

You do a lot of studio visits and actively look at artists work and you are very artist-friendly. Why do you think that other curators are not so artist-friendly and are not accessible to artists? Is there any way for artist to approach such individuals? Many of the younger set of professional people in the art world are in it for their careers. Either they come from a business background or have struggled up from minor gallery jobs to positions of some authority. Their main experience has not been in face-to-face contact with artists, except those who are affiliated with the institution where they work. They possess an institutional mentality which also serves as a defense mechanism against too much experience that is not guided by the right precepts. Also, many curators are also artists, and perhaps there is a creeping criticality that really emerges from competing agendas which they have not surmounted. I wish there were less hyphenated professionals. Everywhere I look there are artist-critics, artist-curators, artist-gallerists. Many gallerists began as artists and gave it up because they found their talents lay in business. This includes a number of individuals whom you might not suspect, such as Robert Miller, Matthew Marks, and Jeffrey Deitch. Also, many young art professionals are in love with what they see as they glamour of the art world, the beautiful people and trends restaurants. This is reinforced by reports in various art publications that celebrate sex, money, parties, and the like. I always say that I’m not a star, I’m a worker, and I want to meet and collaborate with other workers. Stars burn out. I would say that you should keep working and maybe they will contact you. If not, then not. It just wasn’t in the cards.

What advice would you give to artists who want to show in New York? Since I’m both a lifelong art world participant and an native New Yorker, I am perhaps not the best person to ask. I am also not an artist. You should write to successful artists through their galleries and ask their advice. Flash Art also publishes a guide called “Art Diary” that includes the home addresses of many well-known artists, critics, etc, around the world. Read “The Art Dealers” by Laura de Coppet and Alan Jones (Soho Press) to introduce you to the mindset of many contemporary, and some historical gallerists. When you visit the city see as much as you can and attend lectures, docent tours, etc. Meet people here and keep up with them when you’re back from wherever else you live. It helps to know people, not only for connections, but to see New York as a real place inhabited by real people.

What do you think of the art market and of the proliferation of art fairs right now? Talking about the art market doesn’t generally help artists in any way. If you want to be a statistic, then live like one. If not, then not. There have always been art fairs, and there are more of them now because an industry exists to maintain them. They also generate a fair amount of talk, and are social events where people from different parts of the world meet to do business.

More to come...

What is Article Projects?

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It is not a gallery. I do not work with a stable of artists, nor do I desire to form one. I do have artists who have been featured in my exhibitions regularly, but this is based on two factors, the accessibility of the work to a variety of themes, and the good working relationships which I have been able to nurture with each of these individuals. These relationships are founded upon a mutual trust and regard for each other’s talents and tastes, and an understanding that I am not interested in becoming a dealer for them. I am interested in the tangent between their abilities and the sense of generational or epochal ideas that can be expressed by commingling their forms of expression with mine. I primarily organize group exhibitions, or sometimes organize site-specific or scale speciific exhibitions, but primarily in non-traditional, non-commercial spaces like storefront windows and abandoned warehouses, sometimes in conjunction or under the authority of traditional non-profit organizations. I may also organize online projects, panel discussions, and performative or interactive art events. Article Projects is the sum total of my curatorial endeavors as they have been previously accomplished and may be identified in the future.

The Big Questions

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I am often asked by journalists or naifs, for vastly differing purposes, why I do what I do. And I am more often than not unhinged by the prospect of addressing such issues.

I suppose it is because I both trust and admire creativity, and work in service to it—mainly the idea of it, not the people themselves; they are the ones I have chosen, by mere chance and circumstance—and find that it connects very intimately with my own alternately poetic or utillitarian sensitivity towards subjects and agendas that exist in the world between transmission and reception.

As Henry Miller used to say, “I am an antenna.”

[to be continued...]

ARTIST HISTORIES

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ALICIA ACKERMAN
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2002: Erotika, Riva Gallery

KRISTIN ANDERSON
2003: Market Value at Cuchifritos
2004: Kristin Anderson: The Block Where I Grew Up, Realform Project Space
2006: "Identity Aesthetics" Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects, Miami, Florida

PEGGY BATES
1998: Peggy Bates: Water Rocks, John Gibson Gallery
2001: Some Are Painting, John Gibson Gallery
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2003: Liminal, The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2008: Barachois, Gallery Thomas Jaeckel

ERIK BENSON
2003: Void, The Educational Alliance
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2008: Lost Horizon, Herter Gallery, University of Masachusetts in Amherst

JOHN BERENS
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2003: Void, The Educational Alliance
2008: Boundless, Gallery Thomas Jaeckel

SANDRA BERMUDEZ
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art Inc
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects

MARCY BRAFMAN
2001: Selected Affinities, Planet Thai
2002: Open View, The Artists Alliance
2004: Marcy Brafman: Negative Reciprocal, Realform Project Space
2004: Market Value, Cuchifritos
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Marcy Brafman: Face Value, Realform Project Space
2006: Home Base, Anat Litwin Studio
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2006: Mesmerize: A Midsummer's Night with Art For Progress
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen
2008: True to Form, Gallery Thomas Jaeckel
2008: Truth or Consequences, Gallery Thomas Jaeckel

AILLINN BRENNAN
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2004: Aillinn Brennan: Solo, Lifespace
2005: Lost in Place, Planet Thai

DAVID HENRY BROWN
2003: Market Value, Cuchifritos
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents

MIRIAM CABESSA
2003: Presence, Article Projects at The Scope Art Fair
2003: Liminal, The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2004: Visionaries, The Makor Gallery

JENNY CARPENTER
2006: Mesmerize: A Midsummer's Night with Art For Progress
2006: Jenny Carpenter: Branded, Article Projects at Realform
2007: Jenny Carpenter: True Colors, Article Projects at Realform
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen
2008: True to Form, Gallery Thomas Jaeckel

JANICE CASWELL
2001: Liminal, The Space at Media Triangle
2003: Liminal, The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2004: Void, The Educational Alliance
2004: Exploring the Dynamic of The Urban Space, The Educational Alliance
2004: B-Longing, The Makor Gallery

AMY CHAIKLIN
2000: Sugar & Spice, The Space at Media Triangle
2001: Selected Affinities, Planet Thai
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2002: Bodies & Forms, John Eicher Studio
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art Inc
2004: Amy Chaiklin: Portals of Truth, Realform Project Space
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2008: Paper In The Wind 2, Realform Project Space

ANDREW CHESLER
2003: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading

AMANDA CHURCH
2003: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2003: Presence, Article Projects at The Scope Art Fair, New York

ORLY COGAN
2000: Sugar & Spice, The Space at Media Triangle
2001: Some Are Painting, John Gibson Gallery
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y

CHRISSY CONANT
2003: ID_ENTITY, Nurture Art Inc
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Real Art Today: Salon Selections, The Makor Steinhardt Center
2007: Garden Confrontations, Dam Stuhltrager

KIM CONNERTON
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2004: Flavia Souza: Struggle in Paradise (as curator), Realform Project Space
2004: Kim Connerton: Nico, Realform Project Space

ELIZABETH COOPER
2001: Some Are Painting, John Gibson Gallery
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance

VERONICA CROSS
2002: Bodies & Forms, John Eicher Studio
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art
2005: Veronica Cross: Homecoming, Realform Project Space
2008: Paper In The Wind 2, Realform Project Space

KATHERINE DANIELS
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Katherine Daniels: Window Box Arabesque, Realform Project Space
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2006: “Beauty’s Burden: The New Romanticism," Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: The Raw and the Cooked, The University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen
2007: Garden Confrontations, Dam Stuhltrager
2008: Paper In The Wind 2, Realform Project Space

JEN DENIKE
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof

LAURA FAYER
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2004: Laura Fayer: Rapt, Realform Project Space

JEFF FELD
2003: Curators Choice, The Artists Alliance
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Real Art Today: Salon Selections, The Makor Steinhardt Center
2006: Squared, The Educational Alliance

JONATHAN FELDSCHUH
2001: Some Are Painting, John Gibson Gallery
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Real Art Today: Salon Selections, The Makor Gallery2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading

RAINER GANAHL
2003: Market Value, Cuchifritos
2006: "Identity Aesthetics" Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y

CARLA GANNIS
2000: Sugar & Spice, The Space at Media Triangle
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair
2003: Curators Choice, The Artists Alliance
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Nurturing the New, Spike Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects, Miami, Florida

LIMOR GASKO
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2008: Beauty's Burden, The Educational Alliance

ROBERT GRANT
2006: Robert Grant: Roberta’s Revenge at Realform Project Space
2006: Home Base, Anat Litwin Studio

BOB GRIFFIN (RIP 2006)
2001: Selected Affinities, Planet Thai
2002: Anywhere But Here, MediaMerge at Hunter College
2002: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance

SUSAN HAMBURGER
2004: Market Value, Cuchifritos
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2006: Susan Hamburger/Conrad Vogel: Recent Work, The University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh

CYNTHIA HARTLING
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair
2003: Cynthia Hartling: Paintings, Realform Project Space

ELIZABETH HENDLER
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Photo New York with Creative Thriftshop, Metropolitan Pavilion

CARTER HODGKIN
2003: Liminal, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair
2006: “Artifice Analysis" Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y

ELIZABETH HUEY
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2008: Lost Horizon, Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts in Amherst

JENNIFER KARADY
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Photo New York with Creative Thriftshop, Metropolitan Pavilion
2005: The Social Body, Rocket Projects, Miami, Florida

ALEXIS KARL
2001: The Body or The Landscape, Artists Alliance
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y

KIM KEEVER
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y

TINA LA PORTA
2002: Erotika, Riva Gallery
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art

ELISSA LEVY
2000: Sugar & Spice, Media Triangle
2002: Bodies & Forms, Dumbo Art Fair
2003: Presence, Article Projects at Scope Art Fair

LIZ-N-VAL
2004: Liz-N-Val: Downpour, Realform Project Space
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2007: Garden Confrontations, Dam Stuhltrager
2007: Cabbages and Kings, Realform Project Space

LAURA LOBDELL
2001: Liminal, Media Triangle
2003: Presence, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2003: Liminal, Hampden Gallery, University of Massachusetts in Amherst

HOLLY LYNTON
2003: Presence, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects

NORMA MARKLEY
2000: Sugar + Spice, Media Triangle
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Nurturing the New, Nurture Art Benefit at Spike Gallery
2008: Paper In The Wind 2, Realform Project Space

KAREN MARSTON
2005: Lost in Place, Planet Thai
2005; Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc
2005: “Inner Depth: The Body as Muse,” Real Art Today at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Karen Marston, Dam Stuhltrager
2008: Beauty's Burden, The Educational Alliance

DANIEL MIRER
2001: The Body or The Landscape, Artists Alliance
2004: Market Value, 2004

DEAN MONOGENIS
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack The Pelican Presents
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2008: Lost Horizon, Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts in Amherst

JOHN MULLEN
2003: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2004: Void, The Educational Alliance
2004; "Exploring the Dynamic of The Urban Space", The Educational Alliance
2005: Lost In Place, Planet Thai

RUSSELL NACHMAN
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio

TRACY NAKAYAMA
2002: Erotika, Riva Gallery

SHARILYN NEIDHARDT
2002: Open View, The Artists Alliance
2002: Anywhere But Here, Media Merge at Hunter College

SHARON PAZ
2003: Presence, The Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel

ANNA PEDERSEN
2001: Some Are Painting, John Gibson Gallery
2003: Some Are Painting II, The Educational Alliance
2003: Presence, The Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2003: Liminal, Hampden Gallery, The University of Massachusetts in Amherst
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2006: The Raw And The Cooked, The University of Massachusetts in Amherst

LEEMOUR PELLI
2001: Selected Affinities, Planet Thai
2001: The Body Or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance
2002: Bodies & Forms, John Eicher Studio
2003: Presence, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2003: id_entity, Nurture Art Inc
2003: Leemour Pelli: Paintings And Drawings, The University of Central Florida
2004: Beautiful Grotesque, Riva Gallery
2005: Leemour Pelli: From The Heart, Annina Nosei Gallery
2005: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Nurturing The New, Nurture Art Benefit at Spike Gallery
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland, Ohio
2005: Real Art Today Lecture at The Makor-Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen

MARK POWER
2002: Anywhere But Here, MediaMerge at Hunter College
2003: Presence, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2003: Mark Power: New Sculpture, Realform Project Space
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc
2006: Home Base, Anat Litwin Studio
2006: The Raw And The Cooked, University of Massachusetts in Amherst
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz, Tillou & Feigen
2007: Garden Confrontations, Dam Stuhltrager

DIANA PUNTAR
2003: Presence, Scope Art Fair at The Dylan Hotel
2003: Curators Choice, Artists Alliance
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack The Pelican Presents
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2006: The Raw And The Cooked, Central Gallery, UMass Amherst

ERWIN REDL
2001: Liminal, The Space at Media Triangle
2003: Liminal, Hampden Gallery, UMass Amherst
2004: Erwin Redl: Light Installations & Drawings, Riva Gallery

ALEXANDER REYNA
2003: Presence, The Dylan Hotel, Scope Art Fair
2004: Market Value, Cuchifritos
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack the Pelican Presents
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Clevland
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects, Miami

GRACE ROSELLI
2001: The Body Or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance Inc
2003: Drawings Realform Project Space
2006: Native Spirit, Supreme Trading
2008: Paper In The Wind 2, Realform Project Space

CAROL SALMANSON
2005: Lost In Place, Planet Thailand
2006: The Raw And The Cooked, Central and Hampden Galleries, UMass Amherst

GAE SAVANNAH
2002: Anywhere But Here, Hunter College
2003: Id_Entity, Nurture Art Inc
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack The Pelican Presents
2005: Panel: “Culture Vulture”, Jack The Pelican Presents
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland
2006: A Fool And His Froth Are Soon Parted, Dam Stuhltrager
2006: Panel: “Beauty’s Burden”, Makor-Steinhardt Center
2006: The Raw And The Cooked, Central and Hampden Galleries, UMass Amherst

RAVEN SCHLOSSBERG
2000: Sugar+Spice, The Space at Media Triangle
2001: The Body or The Landscape, The Artists Alliance Inc
2002: Erotika, Riva Gallery
2004: Intimacy, Brooklyn Fireproof
2005: Culture Vulture, Jack The Pelican presents
2005: Everland, Annina Nosei
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland
2006: The Social Body, Rocket Projects, Miami
2007: By Invitation Only, Kinz Tillou & Feigen

ANDRES SERRANO
2002: Erotika, Riva Gallery
2004: Beautiful Grotesque, Riva Gallery

DREW SHIFLETT
2001: Liminal, The Space at Media Triangle
2003: Liminal 2, Hampden Gallery, UMass Amherst
2005: Beautiful Dreamer, Spaces Inc, Cleveland

DIANA SHPUNGIN & NICOLE ENGELMANN
Id_Entity, 2003; Diana Shpungin & Nicole Engelmann: Second Generation Ego, 2004; The Social Body, 2006

FLAVIA SOUZA
Cartoon 2003, Flavia Souza: Struggle In Paradise, 2004

LISA STEFANELLI
Some Are Painting, 2001; Some Are Painting II, 2003; Liminal, 2003

MARY ANN STRANDELL
Mary Ann Strandell: The Moving Wall, 2005; Beautiful Dreamer. 2005; Upcoming: Squared, December 2006-January 2007

CINDY TOWER
Cindy Tower: Road Show, 2005; Culture Vulture, 2005; Panel: “Culture Vulture”, Jack The Pelican Presents, 2005

SARAH TRIGG
Some Are Painting Ii, 2003; Sarah Trigg: Some Economic Tissues, 2005

GINNA TRIPLETT was first introduced to me in 2003 by Elisabeth Cooper, and I cottoned to her work right away. I featured her work in three exhibitions that year, "Cartoon" at Rive Gallery, "ID_ENTITY" at Nurture Art Inc, and in my partcipation in the Scope Art Fair at the Dylan Hotel, titled "Presence". Her work later appeared in "Beautiful Grotesque" (2004) again at Riva Gallery, co-curated by Anjali Suneja, and in "Culture Vulture" (2005) at Jack The Pelican Presents.

CONRAD VOGEL
Culture Vulture, 2005; Panel: “Culture Vulture”, Jack The Pelican Presents, 2005; Panel: “Real Art Today”, Makor-Steinhardt Center, 2005; Beautiful Dreamer, 2005; Conrad Vogel: Adventures From The Past, 2005, Mesmerize/Art For Progress, 2006

RUTH WALDMAN
Ruth Waldman: Drawings, 2004; Panel: “Real Art Today”, Makor-Steinhardt Center, 2005; Everland, 2005; Beautiful Dreamer, 2005; Native Spirit, 2006

CAROL WARNER
Sugar+Spice, 2000; The Body Or The Landscape, 2001

JOEL-PETER WITKIN
Beautiful Grotesque, 2004

MARK WOODS
Void, 2004; Panel: "Exploring The Dynamic Of The Urban Space" Educational Alliance, 2004; Panel: “Real Art Today” Makor Steinhardt Center, 2005