news & events (category: exhibition)
Solo Exhibition at Curator's Office this May
- Sun Mar 14, 05:15 PM
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Kathryn Cornelius: The Feeling of What Happens
May 15 - June 19, 2010
Curator's Office
Opening reception: Saturday, May 15th, 6-9pm
"An Ordinal of Alchemy" opening at Cabinet Magazine Gallery
- Thu Mar 11, 03:34 PM
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Last summer at the Mildred's Lane Artist Residency, us fellows were asked to collaborate on a project for Cabinet Magazine's gallery space. Under the direction of Mark Dion and Robert Williams, we applied principles of alchemy to the creation of the piece which will make its debut at the Cabinet gallery later this month. I am very excited to see how our project comes together, and catch-up with good friends from Mildred's Lane. Please stop by the opening if you can, or check out the show later on. Cabinet is a great magazine, and such a good resource for unfettered information.
"An Ordinal of Alchemy" - a collaborative installation organized by Mark Dion and Robert Williams, with Matt Bettine, Kathryn Cornelius, Joesph G. Cruz, Gabriella D'Italia, Scott Jarrett, Aislinn Pentecost, John Wanzel, Bryan McGovern Wilson, and Laura Wertheim
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 27th, 7-9pm
Exhibition Dates: March 30–April 17, 2010
Location: Cabinet Magazine Gallery, 300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, NY
Gallery hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 12–6 pm, and by appointment
It's a Beautiful Thing @ Jane Haslem Gallery
- Mon Jan 25, 12:27 PM
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I'll be showing two new sculptures in the exhibition "It's a Beautiful Thing," curated by Bill Hill, at Jane Haslem Gallery in DC. The show will run from January 27 - March 15, and a reception is planned for February 20th, 5-8 pm.
Jane Haslem Gallery
12pm to 5 pm
Wednesday through Saturday
and by appointment
2025 Hillyer Place NW
Washington, DC 20009
202.232.4644
Wool Exploratorium Gallery Launch and Exhibition: Bauble
- Mon Dec 14, 08:01 PM
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Co-curated by Washington based artists, Billy Colbert and Ryan Hackett, the exhibition includes 31 artists from DC, Baltimore, and New York. For Bauble, each artist was challenged to create a piece of artwork inspired by a childhood toy and a portion of sales will be donated to Project Create. Project Create is a Washington, D.C. based non-profit committed to enriching and transforming the lives of at-risk children in the District by providing them with professionally-led arts experiences.
Participating artists include: Richard Dana, Caleb Woodard, Decoy, Trish Tillman, Rosina Teri Memolo, Holly Bass, Ryan Hackett, Joe Hoffman, Imar Hutchins, Gary Kachadourian, Matt Levin, Zack Repko, Billy Colbert, Richard Vosseller, Tim Tate, Lady Glock, Alan Turner, Kelly Towles, Dan McCauley, Christian Bennefield, Michael Platt, Kathryn Cornelius, Bridget Sue Lambert, Cory Oberndorfer Jati Lindsay, Rebecca Katz, Gary Kachadorian, Bandwagon, Dom Savini, M.Gert Barkovic and Adam Bradley
Exhibition opening:
Thursday, December 17th
6 to 9 p.m.
Exhibition dates:
December 17th – January 5th
Gallery Hours 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, or by appointment
Wool Exploratorium at The Lacey
2250 Eleventh Street
NW Washington, DC 20001
Performance // Frame @ Galerie Anita Beckers - Opening September 4, 2009
- Thu Aug 6, 03:01 PM
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I am excited to have two videos included in a group exhibition exploring contemporary performance art this fall at Galerie Anita Beckers in Frankfurt, Germany.
PERFORMANCE//FRAME
Victor Alimpiev, Maria Jose Arjona, Karolin Back & Mira Bussemer, Kathryn Cornelius, Dennis Feser, Patrycja German, Nilbar Güres, Séverine Hubard, Jürgen Klauke, Vollrad Kutscher, Bjørn Melhus, Julia Oschatz, Johanna Reich, Ulrike Rosenbach, Amparo Sard, Ula Sickle, Annegret Soltau, Sebastian Stumpf, Herbert Weber, Eva Weingärtner, Paul Wiersbinski, Elizabeth Wurst
15 years after the symposium “LIFE IS ART ENOUGH - Performance and expanded art forms. One approach” – organized by Anita Beckers in collaboration with the Institute Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt - we would like to pick up the thread again in the gallery and through selected positions question the current situation of Performance as an artistic medium. In a moment when the art market regenerates, artists whose work deals with one's own body and is commercially difficult, seem to trigger new critical discourses. ...read more...