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Mai Braun was born in Berlin and is now based in Frankfurt
after formerly residing in New York and Houston, TX. Exhibitions
include Recent Object at Feature Inc, Exercises in Resourcefulness
at Cuchifritos, NY, curated by Simone Subal, and More Object,
her New York solo debut at Brooklyn Fire Proof in 2006. Group
exhibitions include Groundwork at David Patton Gallery and
Material for the Making at Elizabeth Dee Gallery. Her works
have been shown at the Bronx Museum of Art, Kluuvi Galleria,
Helsinki and in Texas at institutions such as DiverseWorks,
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the Arlington Museum
of Art. Braun was artist-in-residence at the Chinati Foundation
in Marfa, TX in 2005, and has been the recipient of several
fellowships and prizes from major institutions such as the
Bronx Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, TX.
Hilary Harnischfeger was born in Melbourne, Australia in
1972 and now lives and works in New York, NY. She received
her MFA from Columbia University. Harnischfeger's solo exhibition
at Rachel Uffner Gallery, NY is on display through June 21.
Her work was included in The Line of Time, And the Plane
of Now, Harris Lieberman and Wallspace Gallery, New York,
NY, You Are Here, Ballroom, Marfa, TX, Hunch & Flail,
Artists Space, New York, NY and Pertaining to Painting, Contemporary
Arts Museum, Houston, TX.
Elana Herzog works in Brooklyn, lives in New York and has
recently exhibited a site-specific installation at the Drawing
Center in New York City. Herzog is currently a participant
on the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council’s Workspace
Residency and at the Workspace Program at Dieu Donné.
Other exhibitions include a two-person show Making Traces,
with Lieven DeBoeck in 2007 at LMAK Projects, New York, NY,
Plaid, Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, NY, W(e)ave, a collaboration
with Michael Schumacher, Aldrich Museum, Ridgefield, Connecticut,
and Radical Lace and Subversive Knitting, Museum of Art and
Design, NY, traveling exhibition. Herzog’s artwork
has been reviewed extensively in publications including the
New York Times, the New Yorker magazine, Time Out New York,
New York Sun and Art in America.
Fabienne Lasserre was born in Montreal and is now based
in Brooklyn, New York. Projects include The Split Wall, a
two-person exhibition with Hilary Harnischfeger at South
First Gallery, Brooklyn in 2008 and her debut New York solo
exhibition, Others, at Virgil de Voldere Gallery, in 2006.
Group exhibitions include Welcome to My World, curated by
Matthew Day Jackson and Amy Davila, Alexandre Pollazzon Gallery,
London, UK, The Line of Time And the Plane of Now, Harris
Lieberman Gallery, New York and Possibly Being at Esso Gallery,
New York. Lasserre was awarded the Special Editions Residency
at the Lower East Side Printshop in 2007 and the Emerging
Artists Fellowship at Socrates Sculpture Park, Long Island
City, NY in 2006. She has recently completed a residency
at La Curtiduria, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Amy Yoes is based in Manhattan, New York and is represented
by Michael Steinberg Fine Art, New York. Her 2007 solo exhibition
there, Rear-View Mirror, was written about by Art in America,
Village Voice and The New York Times. A former Pollock-Krasner
grant and NYFA fellowship recipient, her sculptural installations
have been exhibited in L.I.C., N.Y.C. at Socrates Sculpture
Park, Long Island City, NY; Out of Bounds at Wave Hill, NY;
Zip at Artspace, New Haven, CT; Carriage House Project at
Islip Art Museum, Islip, NY; and Solitude and Focus, Aldrich
Museum, Ridgefield, CT. Recent projects include a private
commission that is an interactive sculptural kitchen created
in a Manhattan apartment and Street-Level, a site-specific
installation at Art in General. Through the Percent for Arts
program, she is working on a wall-based sculpture commission
for a new high school in the Bronx. |
