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Hanson James H. Miller Ivy Olesen, The Art Newspaper, March 2018\nInterior Design, Volume 88 Number 10 August 2017 \nDreamlands: Immersive Cinema and Art, 1905-2016, Whitney Museum of American Art, Chrissie Iles, Yale University Press, 2016\nResearch Methods for Digitising and Curating Data in the Digital Humanities, Matt Hayler, Gabriele Griffin, Edinburgh University Press, 2016\nCollins Leah, Alex McLeod's wild fantasy landscapes, CBC, October 16 2015\nCorsano Otino, All That Is Solid, MOMUS, October 7 2015\nBeckett Mufson, If 'Skyrim' Were a Fine Art, It Might Look Like This, The Creators Project, September 2 2015\nMurray Whyte, At the galleries: Alex McLeod,... Toronto Star, August 26 2015\nMallika Rao, The Kids are ALL-CAPS, The Huffington Post, April 8 2015\nBeckett Mufson, Snow Falls Like Gems, The Creators Project, March 4 2015\nJessica N. Bloom, Alex McLeod Digital, Studio Beat, November 23 2014\nEric Clement, Alex McLeod et Vicky Sabourin: La Presse, September 13 2014\nKevin Holmes, Explore Psychedelic 3D Chambers, The Creators Project, August 20 2014\nYannick LeJacq, Psychedelic Art , kotaku, August 20 2014\nMarina Galperina, ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK: ALEX MCLEOD, Animal New York, May 27 2014\nLeigh Silver, The Funniest Artists to Follow on Twitter, Complex Magazine July 23 2013\nRea McNamara, An Artist Through the Mirror: Five \"Selfies\", ArtInfo, April 26 2013\nJared Leto, Alex McLeod’s Digital Landscapes, Notes from the Outernet, April 23 2013\nPriscilla Frank, Uber Art-Savvy Tweeters to Follow in 2013, The Huffington Post, December 28 2012\nPaddy Johnson, The 10 Best Exhibitions of 2012, The L magazine, December 17 2012\nWhitney Kimball, This Weeks Must See Art Events, Art F city, November 14 2012\nSky Gooden, Alex McLeod Talks \"Stoner Art\" on the Eve of Montreal Solo Show, Artinfo, May 26 2012\nSomewhere Over The 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She examines and interprets the world around her through digital reality, where she draws a parallel to the realms of the physical, the virtual, the metaphysical, and multi-dimensionality.\n\nFu's work carries an appreciation for the multicultural history of landscape painting as she expands it into a contemporary context: her CGI animations and VR experiences are inspired by both the allegorical, romantic paintings of Caspar David Friedrich and the traditional Chinese landscape paintings that blur individual and linear perspectives in voluminous “virtual” space. Extending out from the pictorial, Fu’s installation work engages in a metaphoric relationship with physical perception, by which the sublime is framed and the viewer is invited to enter into a liminal interior within a digitally constructed realm.\n\n#### Talk\n\n- Full CV: https://img-cache.oppcdn.com/fixed/31465/assets/Z6jHKbl_2g1wohVC.pdf", "type": "person", "url": "snow-yunxue-fu", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 1, "assets": [], "images": [] }, { "_id": "5c0f168f2013040005cfd6dd", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "American" } ], "birthday": { "value": "1976" }, "bornIn": { "value": "St. Louis" }, "timestamp": 1544492687823 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"American\"}],\"birthday\":{\"value\":\"1976\"},\"bornIn\":{\"value\":\"St. Louis\"}}", "title": "Jack Dorsey", "wikiBody": "Jack Patrick Dorsey (born November 19, 1976) is an American computer programmer and Internet entrepreneur who is co-founder and CEO of Twitter, and founder and CEO of Square, a mobile payments company.", "type": "person", "url": "jack-dorsey", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c0f26122013040005cfd6e3", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "American" } ], "bornIn": { "value": "St. Louis, Missouri, USA" }, "birthday": { "value": "February 19, 1927" }, "deathDate": { "value": "March 8, 2009" }, "deathLocation": { "value": "St. Louis, Missouri, USA" } }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"American\"}],\"bornIn\":{\"value\":\"St. Louis, Missouri, USA\"},\"birthday\":{\"value\":\"February 19, 1927\"},\"deathDate\":{\"value\":\"March 8, 2009\"},\"deathLocation\":{\"value\":\"St. Louis, Missouri, USA\"}}", "title": "Ernest Trova", "wikiBody": "Ernest Tino Trova was a self-trained American surrealist and pop art painter and sculptor. 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His work ranges from audio, visuals, deconstruction, manipulation of technologies, and light. ", "type": "person", "url": "phillip-david-stearns", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c13f605df2c230005a8b796", "metadata": { "url": [ { "value": "https://nicolation.net/" } ], "timestamp": 1544812037218 }, "metadataString": "{\"url\":[{\"value\":\"https://nicolation.net/\"}]}", "title": "Nicole Aptekar", "wikiBody": ">My work harnesses basic shapes from the digital world, reifying them in physical reality to expand the liminal space between. Through a wide range of techniques ranging from custom software crafted for each piece to careful composition and contemporary CNC fabrication methods, my process itself continuously evolves in order to realize complex and graceful forms in our tangible reality. I am fascinated by the transitionary state humanity has found itself in, where the boundaries of digital and physical, virtual and real, having only just been established, are almost immediately washing away. My work lives on this tenuous divide, confusing the notion of a render and a photo, handmade and computer-fabricated.", "type": "person", "url": "nicole-aptekar", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c13fb1cdf2c230005a8b7a3", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "United States" } ], "url": [ { "value": "http://onecm.com" } ], "timestamp": 1544813340260 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"United States\"}],\"url\":[{\"value\":\"http://onecm.com\"}]}", "title": "Ryan Alexander", "wikiBody": "", "type": "person", "url": "ryan-alexander", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c14148af0fab70005daf2e2", "metadata": { "birthday": { "value": "1958" }, "bornIn": { "value": "Los Angeles, CA" }, "education": [ { "value": "1980 B.F.A. 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Growing up in post-World War II Southern California, Scharf was fascinated by television and the futuristic promise of modern design. His works often consist of pop culture icons, such as the Flintstones and the Jetsons, or caricatures of middle-class Americans in an apocalyptic science fiction setting.\nSource: Wikipedia\n\nMy ambition as a professional artist is to maintain the course that I set 30 years ago by establishing my work in the fields of painting, sculpture, and performance. Every project I undertake is building on my past experiences. My original approach is unchanged; it is a personal challenge to produce the best work possible every time. One very important and guiding principle to my work is to reach out beyond the elitist boundaries of fine art and connect to popular culture through my art. My personal ambition has always been to live the example.\nSource: Artist CV\n\nA PARTIAL CHRONOLOGY :\n\n2018\nKenny Scharf : ” Super Pop Universe ” Lotte Museum of Art Korea\nKenny Scharf : “ Inner and Outer Space ” Leila Heller Gallery Dubai\nKenny Scharf : “ Scharftopia ” The Far Out World of Kenny Scharf Gustavus College, MN.\nKenny Scharf : ” Kenny Scharf ” David Klien Gallery Detroit, MI.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“ Warhol & Friends New York in the 80’s” Palazzo Albergati Bologna Italy” Dancing Goddesses ” Dio Horia Gallery Panahra Square, Mykonos Greece.\n” Beyond The Streets ” Curated by Roger Gastman Los Angeles, Ca.\n“ Under One Roof ” Urban Nation Museum for Urban Contemporary Art Berlin.\n“ Donald Baechler, Ross Bleckner, Enoc Perez & Kenny Scharf Inaugural Show Alloche Benais Athens\n\nSpecial Projects:\n” La Villa UGC ” Cannes\n” Peanuts Murals ” NYC\n” MOCAD ” Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit : Woodward Ave, Detroit\n Copenhagen Denmark : Freetown Christiania Graffiti Mural Public Artworks \n\n2017\nKenny Scharf : “ Blox and Bax ” Honor Fraser Gallery Los Angeles CA.\nKenny Scharf : “ Inner and Outer Space ” Jeffrey Deitch New York NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Bombay Beach Biennale “ Curated by Lily Johnson White Salton Sea, CA.\n” Animal Farm ” Curated by Sadie Laska Brant Foundation Greenwich, CT.\n” Fast Forward ” Painting from the 1980’s. Whitney Museum of American Art NY NY.\n” Club 57 ” Film, Performance, and Art in the East Village, 1978-1983 The Museum of Modern Art NYC. \n\nSpecial Projects:\nFrieze Fair New York: Spotlight Kenny Scharf NYC. \nInternational Church of Cannabis Denver Co. \n\n2016\nKenny Scharf : ” Kenny Scharf ” Nassau County Museum of Art Roslyn Harbor , NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“ Around the World in 86 Days ” Ludwig Forum Aachen , Aachen Germany\n“ A Selection of Works of the 80’s ” Vito Schnabel Gallery St. Moritz\n“ Cosmic Connections ” David Totah Gallery , NYC\n“ Piston Head 2 Artist Engage the Automobile ” Venus Over Los Angeles Los Angeles CA.\n“ Masters: Urban & Street Art ” Galerie Laurent Strouk Paris\n“ The Neon Wilderness Voices from Los Angeles ” The Conversation Berlin\n“ Muse ” Galerie Hideout , Paris\n“ AftermodernisM ” Neumann Wolfson Art , Watermilll NY.\n“ DESIRE ” Curated by Diana Widmaier Picasso Gagosian & Deitch Art Basel Miami Beach FL.\n\nSpecial Projects:\nHammer Projects Lobby Mural Hammer Museum Los Angeles , CA.\n\n2015\nKenny Scharf : ” Born Again ” Honor Fraser Gallery Los Angeles , CA.\nKenny Scharf : ” SCHOW ” Frederic Snitzer Gallery Miami , FL.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“ She Sells Seashells by the Seashore ” Eric Firestone Gallery East Hampton , NY.\n\nSpecial Projects:\nInstallation The Rose Bar Gramercy Park Hotel, New York , NY.\n“ Cosmic Cavern ” # 33 Portland Art Museum Portland , OR.\nHammer Projects Lobby Mural Hammer Museum Los Angeles , CA.\n” MALAGA ” Permanent Mural Spain\n\n2014\nKenny Scharf : ” Pace Face ” By Pace Prints NYC\nKenny Scharf : ” Kenny Scharf ” Colette , Paris\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Urban Theater ” : New York Art in the 1980’s The Modern Art Museum of Ft.Worth TX.\n” Fun and Games ” : Montalvo Art Center Saratoga, CA.\n” Saying Yes to Everything ” : Honor Fraser Gallery Curated by Corrina Peipon Los Angeles CA.\n“ LOISADA ” : NY’s Lower East Side in the 80’s Addison Gallery Andover, MA.\n” Appropriate Disruption ” : Jacob Lewis Gallery NYC\n\nSpecial Projects:\n” COSMIGOGO ” : Textile design for Louis Vuitton\n\n2013\nKenny Scharf: ” Kolors ” Paul Kasmin Gallery, NY. NY.\nKenny Scharf: ” Amerikulture ” Eric Firestone Gallery, East Hampton, NY.\nKenny Scharf: ” Pop Renaissance ” Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles. CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” AREA THE EXHIBITION ” Curated by Jeffrey Deitch, Serge Becker, Eric Goode, Jennifer Goode & Glenn O’Brien. The Hole NYC.\n” Artist Engage The Automobile ” : Pistonhead – Art Basel Miami Beach, Fl.\n” Calligraffiti ” Leila Heller Gallery NY. NY.\n” Futures Project” Center for the Living Arts Mobile, Al.\n” Contemporary Magic ” : A Tarot Deck Art Project ” The Dali Museum, St. Petersburg, Fl.\n” Virginia MOCA ” : Virginia Beach , VA.\n\nSpecial Projects:\n” Tonywood ” The Wynwood Walls Memorial Garden, Miami , FL.\n Mandarin Oriental Hotel Whitewall Suite 5000 NY, NY.\n” Back To Supersonica ” Spray Painted 1960’s Lockeed Jetstar. Pima Air Museum, AZ.\n Installation of “Squirtz” and “Red Scary Guy” at the Standard Hotel at the Highline NY.\n” MOBLOBZ ” Monumental Mural on the Historic Center for the Living Arts Mobile , Al.\n Mural installation: Kings County Children’s Hospital Brooklyn, NY.\n Mural: Davis Bros. Tires. Los Angeles, CA.\n\n2012\n Kenny Scharf ” Hodgepodge ” The Honor Fraser Gallery Los Angeles , CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Thank You Andy Warhol ” Benrimon Contemporary, NY. NY.\n” Times Square Show Revisited ” Leubsdorf Gallery Hunter College NY. NY.\n” Portrait of a Generation ” The Hole Gallery NY. NY.\n” All For You ” Eric Firestone Gallery East Hampton, NY.\n\nSpecial Projects:\n Kiehl’s label for children’s charity\n“Jello Bacchanalia ” Art Rio, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.\n Cedars Sinai Chunk Pack, Cedars Sinai Children’s Wing, Los Angeles, CA.\n Mural: Salem, Mass.\n Wynwood Walls, Miami, FL.\n Mural: Careyes, Mexico.\n\n2011\n” Naturafutura ” Paul Kasmin Gallery NY. NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” The Artist Museum ” MOCA Los Angeles , CA.\n” Art In The Streets ” MOCA Los Angeles , CA.\n” New York Minute ” Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Moscow.\n” Facemaker ” Curated by Kathy Grayson Royal-T, Culver City, CA.\n” Unfinished Paintings ” Contemporary Exhibitions Los Angeles , CA.\n” Nose Job ” Eric Firestone Gallery, East Hampton, NY.\n” East Village West ” Royal T Lounge Los Angeles, CA.\n” From Here to Eternity ” Curated by Kenton Parker, Scion Installation Space, Culver City, CA.\n\nSpecial Projects:\n” East Village West ” Curated with Ann Magnuson, Royal T Lounge Los Angeles , CA.\n Miami Marlins Arena Mural Miami , FL.\n WeHo Walls: MOCA Public Library Mural West Hollywood , CA.\n Mural Arts Big Picture Project, Philadelphia , PA.\n Brooklyn Children’s Hospital Mural, Brooklyn , NY.\n\n2010\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Pause ” Cosmopolitan Hotel, Las Vegas NV.\n” Art Shack ” Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach CA.\n” Mutant Pop ” Loyal Gallery, Malmo Sweden\n\nSpecial Projects:\nBowery Wall Mural\n\n2009\nKenny Scharf “Barberadise” Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Wynwood Walls ” Outdoor Mural Project produced by Deitch Projects, Art Basel Miami\n” Primary Flight ” Site – specific Street Level Mural, Art Basel Miami FL.\n” Loveable Like Orphan Kitties and Bastard Children ” Green Gallery, Milwaukee WI\n” Just What Are They Saying ” Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, New Orleans LA.\n” Nude Show ” Paul Kasmin Gallery New York, NY.\n\nSpecial Projects:\n” Stages Touring Exhibit ” Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris, France.\n Custom bike designed for Lance Armstrong and ridden in the Tour de France\n\n2008\nKenny Scharf: ” Superdeluxa ” Waddington Gallery, London, UK.\nKenny Scharf : ” 80’s Back ” Seomi & Tuus, Seoul, Korea.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Four Friends ” Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, NY.\n” Totally Rad ” Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York, NY.\n” American Standard ” Design District, Miami Beach, FL.\n” Juxtapose School ” Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach CA.\n” Zero Carat ” Jewelry Friedman Benda Gallery, New York, NY.\n\n2007\n Kenny Scharf: ” NEW! ” Paul Kasmin Gallery New York, NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Four Friends ” Tony Shafrazi Gallery New York, NY.\n” Art Parade ” King of Parade Jeffrey Deitch New York, NY.\n” Big Secret Cache” Angstrom Gallery Los Angeles, CA.\n\n2006\n Kenny Scharf “Astro Cumulo Nibus Uber Express ” Raleigh Hotel, Art Basel, Miami Beach, FL.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” Surrealism Then and Now ” Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York NY.\n” Juxtapose Anniversary ” Copro Nason, Culver City CA.\n\n2005\n Kenny Scharf: ” Superpop ” Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York, NY.\n Kenny Scharf: ” Outer Limits ” Patrick Painter Gallery, Santa Monica, CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n Enjoy By: Bill Farroux, Venice, CA.\n\n2004\n Kenny Scharf: ” Groovenian Drawings ” Kantor Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.\n Kenny Scharf: ” Schablobz ” Kenny Schachter/Rove New York, NY.\n Kenny Scharf: ” California Grown ” Pasadena Museum of California Art, Los Angeles, CA.\n Kenny Scharf: ” Face Value ” Kevin Bruk Gallery, Miami Beach, FL.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n” East Village USA ” New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, NY.\n” Beginning Here: 101 Ways ” Visual Arts Gallery, New York, NY.\n” 100 Artists See Satan ” Grand Central Art Center, Santa Ana, CA.\n\nSpecial Events:\n Americans for the Arts Awards Installation, Cipriani’s, New York, NY.\n\n2003\n Kenny Scharf: “Nightlight” Patrick Painter Gallery, Santa Monica, CA.\n Kenny Scharf: “Paintings 1990-1997” Cotthem Gallery, Brussels, Belgium.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“Quest” Vincent Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam The Netherlands\n“Splat, Boom, Pow” Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, TX.\n“Portraits” Heidi Lee Fine Art, New York, NY.\n“Faces and Figures” The Art Museum at Florida International University, Miami, FL.\n“Beauty Stripped Bare / LA Black & White” BGH Gallery, Santa Monica, CA.\n\n2002\nKenny Scharf: “Muted” Chac Mool Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“Made in the USA 1970-2000” Ludwig Galerie, Oberhausen, Germany\n“Pulcherrimae Strade” Installation, Pordenone, Italy.\n“Juxtapose Anniversary Show” Track 16 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA.\n\nSpecial Events:\n” The Groovenians ” Animated Special aired on Cartoon Network\n\n2001\nKenny Scharf: “Car Nation” UC Fullerton at Grand Central Art Center, Santa Ana, CA.\nKenny Scharf: “Portraits” Tony Schafrazi Gallery, New York, NY.\nKenny Scharf: “Hollywood Stars” Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n“Seeing” Interactive Exhibition LACMA LAB, Los Angeles, CA.\n“Animations” P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, NY.\n\nSpecial Projects:\nPermanent Installation of Four, 30′ totems, “Tikitotemoniki”, Pearl Arts District, Portland, OR.\n\n2000\nKenny Scharf: Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA.\nKenny Scharf: “Small Paintings & Bronzes” Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, NY.\nKenny Scharf: “Closet #18” permanent exhibit Young at Art Children’s Museum, Davie, FL.\n\n1999\n“Heads, Small Paintings and Closet #16” Galerie Hans Mayer, Berlin, Germany.\nKenny Scharf: “New Sculpture” PICA-Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Portland, OR.\n“Heads and Small Paintings” Galerie Hans Mayer, Dusseldorf, Germany.\n\n1998\n“Kenny Scharf” Galerie Ramis Barquet, Monterrey, Mexico\n“Kenny Scharf” McIntosh Gallery, Atlanta, GA.\n“Kenny Scharf” Kantor Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.\n“Kenny Scharf” Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, NY.\n\nSpecial Projects:\nComissioned by MOCA San Diego to paint mural “Ultrazoomazipamapopdeluxa” in entrance lobby\nDesigns line of Manikins for Pucci International\n\n1997\nKenny Scharf: “Pop Surrealist” Salvador Dali Museum, St. Petersburg, FL.\nKenny Scharf: “When Worlds Collide”, curated by Barry Blinderman, Univercity Galleries, Illinoise State\nKenny Scharf: “Kenny Scharf ” Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York, NY.\nKenny Scharf: “Ultraelektrik” Paintings, Sculpture & Customized Appliances, Sony Building, New York NY\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nIn Your Face Haring, Basquiat & Scharf Leo Malca Fine Art, New York.\nArt and Provocation: Images from Rebels Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder, Co.\n\n1996\nKenny Scharf: New Work , Tony Shafrazi Gallery NY.\nKenny Scharf : El Mundo de Kenny Scharf Museo de art Contemporaneo de Monterrey, Mexico.\nKenny Scharf: Heads Center for the Fine Arts, Miami.\nKenny Scharf: Galerie 56 Budapest, Hungary.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nNew Figuration Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Az.\nHot Off the Press: New Editions Pace Prints, NY\n\n1995\nKenny Scharf: Early Paintings 1975-78 Yoshi Gallery NY. NY.\nKenny Scharf: Galerie Cotthem-Hedwig Van Impe, Knokke Belgium\nKenny Scharf: Tony Shafrazi Gallery NY. NY.\nKenny Scharf: Scharf-O-Rama 1978-1995 Museum of Art, Ft.Lauderdale Fl.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nAltered and Irrational: Selections from the Permanent Collection, Whitney Museum, NY.\nArt, Design and Barbie Liberty Street Gallery, NY.\nRecent Acquisitions Bass Museum of Art, Miami Fl.\nArt + Architecture,MIAMI, Center for Contemporary Art , Miami.\nA New York Time:Selected Drawings from the Eighties Bruce Museum , Greenwich, CT.\n\n1994\nKenny Scharf: Wildlife Tony Shafrazi Gallery NY. NY.\n\n1993\nKenny Scharf: Works on Paper , Galerie Burkhard R Eikelmann , Dusseldorf.\nKenny Scharf: Closet #11, Caf√ © Click, Dusseldorf\nKenny Scharf: Closet # 10 World Gallery Miami, Fl.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nAbout Nature Cleveland Center for Contemporary Artr, Cleveland, OH.\nArt and Environment National Arts Club, NYC.\nExtravagant: The Economy of Elegance Tony Shafrazi Gallery NY, Russisches Kulturzentrum, Berlin.\n1982-83: Ten Years After Tony Shafrazi Gallery, NY.\n\n1992\nKenny Scharf: Edward Totah Gallery\nKenny Scharf: Galeria Rocca 6, Torino, Italy.\nKenny Scharf: Galeria Seno, Milan.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\n1492 Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Monterrey, Mexico.\nVariations Gitanes Grande Halle de la Villette, Paris.\nObjets Trouves Galerie de Jour, Agnes B. Paris.\nBalade de l’Amour Halle de l’Uniondes arts Decoratifs, Palais de Louvre, Paris.\n\n1991\nKenny Scharf : Tony Shafrazi Gallery NY.\nKenny Scharf: Studio Trisorio, Naples, Italy.\nKenny Scharf: AC&T Corporation, Tokyo.\nKenny Scharf: Galerie Hans Mayer, Dusseldorf\nKenny Scharf: Akira Ikeda Gallery, Tokyo\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nAmerican Art of the ’80’s Palazzo delle Albere, Trento, Italy.\nCloset #9 Queens Museum of Art, Flushing NY.\nJust What is it That Makes Todays Home So Different,So Appealing Hyde Collection, NY.\nThe 1980’s: A Selected View from the Permanent Collection, Whitney Museum, NY.\n\n1990\nKenny Scharf: Galerie Beaubourg, Paris.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nThe Last Decade: American Artists of the ’80’s Tony Shafrazi Gallery, NY.\n\n1989\nKenny Scharf: Michael Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nDon’t Bungle the Jungle Tony Shafrazi Gallery, NY.\nThe Studio American Collection Witkacy Theater , Zakopane Poland\n\n1988\nKenny Scharf: Akira Ikeda Gallery, Tokyo.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nFigure a Subject: Revival of Figuration Since 1975 Whitney Museum, NY.\nThe Weisman Collection California State University, Fullerton Ca. (Traveling Show)\n\n1987\nKenny Scharf: Tony Shafrazi Gallery, NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nComic Iconoclasm Institute of Contemporary Art, London.\n\n1986\nKenny Scharf : Akira Ikeda Gallery, Tokyo.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nAn American Renaissance: Painting and Sculpture from 1940 to Present Museum of Art, Ft.Lauderdale.\nHomage to Nicolas A. 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Neuman Family Collection Kalamazoo Institute of Art, Kalamazoo, Michigan.\nThe Comic Art Show Whitney Museum of American Art NY.\nBack to the U.S.A. Kuntsmuseum Luzern,Luzern Switzerland.\nTendencias en Nueva York Palacio de Cristal, Madrid.\nClocktower Open Studio Show P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, NY.\nBienalle de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil.\nReferences Palais de Beaux-Arts, Charleroi, Belgium\n\n1982\nKenny Scharf: Fun Gallery, NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nInstallation Project Room P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, NY.\n\n1981\nKenny Scharf : National Studio Artists P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center\nKenny Scharf : Customized Appliances Club 57, NY.\nKenny Scharf : The Jetsons Fun Gallery, NY.\n\nGroup Exhibitions:\nOpen Studio Show P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City, NY.\nThe Times Square Show Times Square , New York City\nNew York, New Wave P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, Long Island City\nDrawing Show Mudd Club, NY.\nBeyond Words Mudd Club , NY.\n\n1979\nKenny Scharf : Celebration of the Space Age Club 57, NY.\n\nEXHIBITION CATALOGS\nKenny Scharf: Born Again Honor Fraser Gallery Los Angeles 2015\nKenny Scharf: Kolors Paul Kasmin Gallery New York 2013\nKenny Scharf: Hodgepodge Honor Fraser Gallery Los Angeles 2012\nKenny Scharf: NEW! 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She has exhibited throughout the Bay Area at venues including Headlands Center for the Arts, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Kala Art Institute, and The Lab. She was a resident artist at The Wassaic Project (Wassaic, NY), Vermont Studio Center (Johnson, VT), Project 387 (Gualala, CA), Kamiyama Artists in Residency (Tokushima, Japan), Facebook Artist in Residence (Menlo Park, CA) and the de Young Museum with an accompanying solo exhibition in 2016. She received the 2018 Inga Maren Otto Fellowship from the Watermill Center in New York and 2017 Artist Fellow Award from Kala Art Institute in Berkeley. Her works are in the collections of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Facebook, The Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation, New York and many notable private collections. Miki received her MFA from San Jose State University and has been on the adjunct faculty at University of California Berkeley, Davis, and Mills College. 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Characters in his work probe contemporary notions of identity, proposing the self as imaginary, constructed through language, or from images elsewhere. He draws on the cinematic culture of the 1950s and '60s, using montage and celebrity personae to insinuate conditions of disturbance, flux, transience, or a state of becoming.\n\nHis work is in the collections of the Museu Brasileiro da Escultura, Museum of Modern Art Library, MOMA Wales, Los Angeles County Museum of Art Research Library, Woodmere Art Museum, the Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, and Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art. His work has been cited in Art in America, Bulletin du Musée Ingres, and the book Fragonard: Regards Croisés. 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Escher", "wikiBody": "Well known artist who made illusions.", "type": "person", "url": "m-c-escher", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 1, "assets": [], "images": [] }, { "_id": "5c33b4607c203c000541fb9b", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "Swiss" } ], "url": [ { "value": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uli_Sigg" } ], "timestamp": 1546892384703 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"Swiss\"}],\"url\":[{\"value\":\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uli_Sigg\"}]}", "title": "Uli Sigg", "wikiBody": "From Wikipedia:\r\n\r\nUli Sigg (born 1946) is a Swiss businessman, diplomat and art collector. He served as the Swiss Ambassador to China, North Korea and Mongolia from 1995 to 1998. He serves as the vice chairman of Ringier, the largest media company in Switzerland. He made a large donation of contemporary Chinese art to the Hong Kong-based M+ museum in 2012.", "type": "person", "url": "uli-sigg", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c34271fab57600005d0bfbc", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "Germany" } ], "birthday": { "value": "December 16, 1938" }, "url": [ { "value": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frieder_Nake" } ], "education": [ { "value": "University of Stuttgart" } ], "timestamp": 1546921759174 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"Germany\"}],\"birthday\":{\"value\":\"December 16, 1938\"},\"url\":[{\"value\":\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frieder_Nake\"}],\"education\":[{\"value\":\"University of Stuttgart\"}]}", "title": "Frieder Nake", "wikiBody": "From Wikipedia:\r\n\r\nFrieder Nake (born December 16, 1938 in Stuttgart, Germany) is a mathematician, computer scientist, and pioneer of computer art. He is best known internationally for his contributions to the earliest manifestations of computer art, a field of computing that made its first public appearances with three small exhibitions in 1965.", "type": "person", "url": "frieder-nake", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 0 }, { "_id": "5c342c13ab57600005d0bfff", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "American" } ], "bornIn": { "value": "Medina, Ohio, USA" }, "url": [ { "value": "http://www.aliciaross.com" } ], "education": [ { "value": "Rochester Institute of Technology" }, { "value": "Baldwin-Wallace College" } ], "teaching": [ { "value": "Rochester Institute of Technology" } ], "exhibitions": [ { "value": "The Distress of Uncertainty", "groupId": -1 }, { "value": "Moral Fiber", "groupId": -1 }, { "value": "Hot Mess", "groupId": -1 }, { "value": "Sacred_Profane", "groupId": -1 }, { "value": "Samplers", "groupId": -1 } ] }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"American\"}],\"bornIn\":{\"value\":\"Medina, Ohio, USA\"},\"url\":[{\"value\":\"http://www.aliciaross.com\"}],\"education\":[{\"value\":\"Rochester Institute of Technology\"},{\"value\":\"Baldwin-Wallace College\"}],\"teaching\":[{\"value\":\"Rochester Institute of Technology\"}],\"exhibitions\":[{\"value\":\"The Distress of Uncertainty\",\"groupId\":-1},{\"value\":\"Moral Fiber\",\"groupId\":-1},{\"value\":\"Hot Mess\",\"groupId\":-1},{\"value\":\"Sacred_Profane\",\"groupId\":-1},{\"value\":\"Samplers\",\"groupId\":-1}]}", "title": "Alicia Ross", "wikiBody": "Alicia Ross's work explores various aspects of female identity using photography, fiber, video, and installation. Most recently noted for her large-scale embroidery work, Ross’s work embodies a unique hybridization between hand and machine. Her work blurs lines between the sacred and profane—as subject matter is appropriated from online sources, removed from their original context, and translated into stitch. Through manipulation and remediation, Ross forces the viewer to ascribe their own moral virtue to the figures. Ross's work evokes dialog regarding the female form and the social construction of gender roles within the context of the male gaze.\n—\nBorn in Medina, Ohio, USA in 1981, Alicia Ross received a BA with a double major in studio and art education from Baldwin-Wallace College (2003) and an MFA in photography/imaging arts from Rochester Institute of Technology (2007). Ross has served as adjunct and full-time faculty at several universities in Ohio, Texas and New York, teaching art, photography, video, web & graphic design. Presently, Ross is a Lecturer at Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, within the program of New Media, School of Design, College of Art and Design.\n\nRoss's work has been featured in the Huffington Post, the Guardian (UK & US), the Village Voice, New York Magazine, Flash Art Magazine (International Edition), and Flavorpill, among others. Her work continues to appear in museum shows, gallery exhibitions and art fairs across the US and beyond.", "type": "person", "url": "alicia-ross", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 2, "assets": [], "images": [ "aliciarosspng-1546923067165.png" ] }, { "_id": "5c343f52ab57600005d0c026", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "American" } ], "birthday": { "value": "1993" }, "bornIn": { "value": "Miami, Florida, USA" }, "education": [ { "value": "Pratt Institute" } ], "livesIn": [ { "value": "New York, USA" } ], "url": [ { "value": "https://www.swissinstitute.net/exhibition/one-for-all-andrea-crespo-virocrypsis/" }, { "value": "http://rhizome.org/editorial/2014/sep/10/andrea-crespo/" }, { "value": "https://artforum.com/inprint/issue=201602&id=57482§ion=new-york" }, { "value": "https://andreacrespo.com/" } ], "timestamp": 1546927954157 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"American\"}],\"birthday\":{\"value\":\"1993\"},\"bornIn\":{\"value\":\"Miami, Florida, USA\"},\"education\":[{\"value\":\"Pratt Institute\"}],\"livesIn\":[{\"value\":\"New York, USA\"}],\"url\":[{\"value\":\"https://www.swissinstitute.net/exhibition/one-for-all-andrea-crespo-virocrypsis/\"},{\"value\":\"http://rhizome.org/editorial/2014/sep/10/andrea-crespo/\"},{\"value\":\"https://artforum.com/inprint/issue=201602&id=57482§ion=new-york\"},{\"value\":\"https://andreacrespo.com/\"}]}", "title": "Andrea Crespo", "wikiBody": "Andrea Crespo earned their BFA from Pratt Institute in 2015. 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He received his B.F.A. at the Art Academy of Cincinnati in 1983 and his M.F.A. at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1985. Tasset works with video, photography, bronze, wax, fiberglass, film and even taxidermy. His work employs wisdom and wit and continuously contends with the trappings of Modernism, Postmodern theory, pop culture and the universal human emotions associated with love, loss, frailty and beauty. Tasset's work is in the permanent collections of prestigious museums including the Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; and the Museum Für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt, among others. He has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world, including Canada, Ecuador, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom. Laumeier presented a solo Tasset exhibition in 2007 entitled Tony Tasset: All Things Must Pass.\n", "type": "person", "url": "tony-tassett", "owner": null, "ownerUserId": null, "wikiVersion": 2, "assets": [], "images": [] }, { "_id": "5c368be66a656e00059f3ebf", "metadata": { "nationality": [ { "value": "Russia" } ], "birthday": { "value": "1912" }, "timestamp": 1547078630366 }, "metadataString": "{\"nationality\":[{\"value\":\"Russia\"}],\"birthday\":{\"value\":\"1912\"}}", "title": "Alexander Liberman", "wikiBody": "From Wikipedia:\r\n\r\nAlexander Liberman was born in 1912 in Kiev, Russia (now the Ukraine). He studied at the École des Beaux Arts in Paris in the early 1930's. Liberman came to New York in 1941 and joined Vogue. He went on to become the Editorial Director of Condé Nast Publications in 1962. By the mid-1950's, Liberman was exhibiting his own paintings and photographs in galleries and museums around New York. In 1959, he learned to weld steel and quickly began making monumental sculpture. Liberman's highly recognizable steel sculptures are assembled from industrial objects often painted in bright, uniform colors. One of his first public commissions was from the architect Philip Johnson for a pavilion at the 1963 World's Fair. Liberman's sculptures and paintings are included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Corcoran Gallery of Art and the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.; the Solomon R. 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