Born in Los Angeles, 1975
Lives and works in New Orleans
ONE AND TWO-PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2012 “Hotel California,” Featuring the Ambassador Archive with Annie Shaw, Muse Center of Photography and the Moving Image,
New York (catalog)
2010 “Lost Ground,” with Katherine Wolkoff, UNO St. Claude Gallery, New Orleans
2001 “New Photographs,” Black Dragon Society, Los Angeles
GROUP EXHIBITIONS AND FILM SCREENINGS
2011 “The Open Daybook,” Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions,
Los Angeles (catalog)
2010 “Pannaroma,” UNO St. Claude Gallery, New Orleans
“Arts League,” Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York
“Sources of Inspiration,” Carroll Gallery, Tulane University, New Orleans
2009 “Secret ArtWorks,” ArtWorks, Cincinnati
“All City,” St. Claude Collective/Universal Furniture, New Orleans
“Everything Must Go,” Good Children Gallery, New Orleans
2008 “Foundation for Contemporary Art,” Cohan and Leslie, New York (catalog)
“Originals,” Carroll Gallery, Tulane University, New Orleans
“Goose Up!,” East Coast Aliens, New York
2007 “Bunch Alliance and Dissolve,” (curated by Public Holiday Projects),
Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH (catalog)
“Seen and Imagined,” Pace University, New York
“Mind the Gap,” (curated by Eva Diaz and Beth Stryker), Smack Mellon,
New York (catalog)
“Art Party,” Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
“Faculty Exhibition,” Pace University, New York
2005 “Cul-de-Sac,” Nelson Hancock Gallery, New York
“Video Salon 3,” (curated by Jacob Dyrenforth and Eva Respini), New York
“Get as Much Noon as You Can Take,” (curated by Mary Billyou),
Robert-a Beck Memorial Cinema,” at Participant Inc., New York
2004 “Nomads + Residents: Traveling Magazine Table,” Art in General, New York
“Itineraries,” (with Albert Ortega/curated by Chris Balaschak), Gallery Luisotti,
Santa Monica, CA (catalog)
“Whitney Program Exhibition/Film Screening,” New York
2003 “MFA Thesis Exhibition,” (curated by Lia Gangitano), Studebaker Building,
Columbia University, New York (catalog)
“Rundgang,” Kunsthochschule Kassel, Germany
“Leefahsalung 10: Home Edition,” New Chinatown Barbershop, Los Angeles
2002 “Process/ion: An Exhibition in Three Locations,” (curated by Eva Respini),
Columbia University, New York (catalog)
“First Year MFA Exhibition,” (curated by Eungie Joo), Wallach Gallery,
Columbia University, New York
“Life of the City,” Museum of Modern Art, New York
“Leefahsalung 8: Landmark Photo Salon,” New Chinatown Barbershop,
Los Angeles
“Staged/Unstaged,” (curated by Lauri Firstenberg), Riva Gallery, New York
2001 “Mondo Cane II,” (curated by Elvis Richardson and Sally-Ann Rowland),
Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York
2000 “Storefront,” (with Lauren Becker), Laboratory, Los Angeles
1999 “Photo Derby,” George’s, Los Angeles
1998 “El Mundo Romantico,” Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York
CURATED EXHIBITIONS AND COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
2011 “Ceremony: Photographs from Tulane’s special collections,” (forthcoming,
with Sally Main), The Newcomb Art Gallery, Tulane University
2010 “Pannaroma: Photographs Made with Thomas Roma’s Pannaroma 1x3 Camera”
(with Tony Chirinos), UNO St. Claude Gallery, New Orleans
“Muse: Tanyth Berkeley, Eve Fowler, Katy Grannan, Dana Hoey,”
Carroll Gallery, Tulane University, New Orleans, http://muse.tulane.edu
2005 “Ambassador Archive,” (with Annie Shaw), http://www.ambassadorarchive.net
2004 “East West Trading Post,” (with Annie Shaw), Los Angeles to New York
2003 “Faking Real,” Neiman Gallery, Columbia University, New York
ARTIST LECTURES AND PANELS
2010 “Pannaroma: Artists’ Talk,” (participant and moderator), UNO-St. Claude
Gallery, University of New Orleans
Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY
“Muse Symposium,” (moderator), Tulane University, New Orleans
2009 “Photography: The Index,” (moderator), Louisiana Artworks, New Orleans
2008 City College, New York
School of Visual Arts, New York
2005 Columbia University, New York
2004 Miami-Dade College, Miami
AWARDS AND HONORS
Newcomb College Institute Teaching Grant, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2011
Deep South Humanities Center Grant, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2010
Newcomb College Institute Teaching Grant, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2010
Newcomb Fellow, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2008—Currently
Visual Arts Fellow, Columbia University, New York, 2001—2003
Visiting Artist Lecture Series Fellow, Columbia University, New York, 2002—2003
Herbert S. Germaise Fellow, Columbia University, New York, 2001—2002
TEACHING
Tulane University, New Orleans, Assistant Professor, 2011 - Currently
Tulane University, New Orleans, Visiting Assistant Professor, 2008 -2011
Columbia University, New York, Adjunct Professor, 2007 - 2008
Pace University, New York, Adjunct Professor, 2005 - 2008
New York University, Steinhardt, New York, Adjunct Professor, Summer 2005
BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REVIEWS
2011 Judith Schwarzbart, (editor), Multiple Choices (forthcoming), Oslo: Torpedo Press
Mary Ann Travis, “The Earth is Shaking,” Tulanian, New Orleans
Sarah Wesseler, “The Death of Lower Mid-City,” Assembly, New York and Toronto
2010 David Earle, The Open Daybook, New York: Random House
Larissa Leclair, Nostalgia, Middlebury, Vermont: Photo Place Gallery
Brad Vogel, Inside the Footprint, http://www.insidethefootprint.blogspot.com
2008 Keith Newton, Harp & Altar Issue 4, http://www.harpandaltar.com/index.php?i=4
2006 Eva Diaz, “The New Public Art: Private Encounters in Privatized Space,”Mind the Gap," Brooklyn: Smack Mellon
“Catherine Krudy, “Mind the Gap,” Flavorpill
“Public Holiday Projects, Bunch Alliance and Dissolve, Cincinnati: Contemporary Arts Center
2004 Holly Myers, “The City of L.A., Gauzy but Familiar,” The Los Angeles Times
Stephen Hilger, Max Kuo and Sadie Murdoch, (editors), The Whitney ISP Zine,
New York: The Whitney Independent Study Program
2003 Catherine Krudy, “Scopic Perspectives,” Rhapsody in Blue 1 Lia Gangitano, Columbia MFA Thesis Exhibition catalog. 2002 Eva Respini, Process/ion: An
Exhibition in Three Locations catalog Crowd,
Issue 2 2001 508 North Palm Drive, limited edition
artist book 2000 9130 Sunset Boulevard, portfolio
commissioned by Geffen Records 1999 Nine Dots, Issue 4 St. Paul’s, limited edition artist book 1998 Nine Dots, Issue 3 PUBLISHED
ARTICLES 2011 “Back
of Town,” Assembly, Issue 2 2009 “Alec Soth: Sleeping by the Mississippi,” Art Voices, December “David Goldblatt: Intersections, Intersected,” Art Voices, October 2006 “Dave Muller,” tema celeste,
July/August “RIP, Tony Chirinos,” exhibition catalog, Miami Dade College Art
Gallery: Miami 2005 “Ian Burns,” tema celeste,
November/December “Frances Stark,” tema celeste,
Summer “Tanyth Berkeley,” tema celeste,
March/April “David Altmejd,” tema celeste, January/February 2004 “Social Cultivation: Tanyth Berkeley’s Orchidaceae,” Columbia University School of the Arts
M.F.A. exhibition catalog “Jane & Louise Wilson,” tema
celeste, November/December 2003 “A Look at Hans und Grete,” Hans
und Grete, Sue de Beer. American Academy in
Berlin/Kunstlerhaus Bethanian: Berlin, Germany 2002 “David Amico,” tema celeste,
September/October “Sharon Lockhart,” Art issues,
September/October “Sue
de Beer,” tema celeste, Summer “Dean Sameshima,” Art issues,
Summer “Junge Kunst,” Artnet magazine,
June 23 “L.A. Confidential,” Artnet
magazine, April 30 “Sue de Beer and Laura Parnes,” Art
issues, January/February 2000 “Liza Ryan,” Art issues,
November/December “Roger Herman,” Art issues,
September/October