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ARTISTS :
MELORA KUHN
1971 Born in Boston Lives in Brooklyn and works in Long Island City, New York EDUCATION 1992, 94, 96 La Cipressaia, Montagnana, Italy, advanced studies with Claire Gavronsky & Rose Shakinovsky 1994 BFA, Painting & Printmaking, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1992 Scuola Lorenzo di Medici, Florence, Italy SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2007 The Unraveling Tale, Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, South Korea Shifting Measures, ZieherSmith, New York Melora Kuhn, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brookyn, New York 2005 The Torriento Troupe, ZieherSmith, New York 2004 Innocent Transformation, Haley-Martin Galleries, San Francisco Rites of Passage, Chase Gallery, Boston 2003 Interior Constellations, ZieherSmith, New York New Talent: Melora Kuhn, Chase Gallery, Boston 2002 Blackboard Exercises, The Arts Center, St. Petersburg, Florida 2001 Paintings, Gallery M3, Boston 1997 Recent Work, Milton Art Museum, Massachusetts GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2007 White Light, White Heat, Mahan Gallery, Columbus, Ohio Art in the Parks: Celebrating 40 Years, Ft. Tryon Park, New York Citadel, David Risley Gallery, London 2006 Offspring, Boston University Art Gallery, Boston Flaming June (VI), organized by Sarah Gavlak, Spanierman Modern, New York ACTIONS (3), curated by Zach Rockhill, Fivemyles Gallery, Brooklyn, New York Momenta Benefit Show, Momenta, Brooklyn and White Columns, New York 2005 Holiday Cards, Exit Art, New York Finland Biennale, Turku, Finland 2004 Back to Paint, C & M Arts, New York NADA Benefit 2004, New York 2003 Bad Touch, Rose Art Museum, Waltham, Massachusetts Dreamy, ZieherSmith, New York Florence Biennale, Fortezza da Basso, Florence Borrowers: Evidence of Influence, New Art Center, Newton, Massachusetts 2002 Small Works, Small Works Gallery, Florence, Italy Media to Images, Brickbottom, Somerville, Massachusetts Selected Works, Open Studios Press, Boston The Drawing Project, Bernard Toale, Boston 2001 Somerville Arts Council Grant Recipients, Somerville Museum, Massachusetts Boston Artists, Winzererstr. 47e, Munich, Germany City Guns, Contemporary Artists Center, North Adams, Massachusetts Girls and Swirls: Melora Kuhn and David Palmer, FPAC Gallery, Boston Five Artists, Contemporary Artists Center, North Adams, Massachusetts 2001 Ten Boston Artists, MPG Gallery, Boston Group Show, F.P.A.C. Gallery, Boston The Virtual Circus, The Revolving Museum, Boston 2001 Star Search, The New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk Univ., Boston Wonder Woman and the Fantastic Four, Winzererstr. 47e Munich, Germany Multiplicity in Time & Space, Ampersand International Arts, San Francisco 1999 Manifest O99: A Biennial Survey of Contemporary Art, Copley Society of Boston Prints at MPG, MPG Gallery, Boston 1998 Group show, F.P.A.C. Gallery, Boston 1996 New Work, Buffalo Arts Studio, Buffalo, New York 1995 The Visual Narrative, Anchor Graphics, Chicago Unknown Chicago, Gallery 312, Chicago AWARDS 2002 FPCC Public Art Grant 2001 Somerville Arts Council Fellowship Grant 1999 Manifest O99: A Biennial Survey of Contemporary Art, Juror's Choice award AFFILIATIONS 2001-2 Board member, The Fort Point Arts Community 1998-2001 The Fort Point Arts Community BIBLIOGRAPHY Jean Oh, "A minefield of female emotions at Gallery Hyundai," The Korea Herald, December 6, 2007 Sinikka Eskola, "Taideakatemian ja Melora Kuhnin…," Turun Sanomat, (Turku, Finland), June 11, 2005 Reena Jana, "Back to Paint," Time Out New York, Sept. 2-9, 2004 A.L. Gordon, "Out & About: C&M Arts," The New York Sun, July 16, 2004 Scott Zieher, "Market: The Rise of NADA," Art Review, Apr. 2004 David Wildman, "Kuhn Wakes Up Newbury Street," The Weekly Dig, Aug. 20 2003 The St. Petersburg Times, October 17, 2002 The Tampa Tribune, September 22, 2002 The Boston Globe, Sept. 8 & Apr. 6, 2002; Sept. 13 & July 19, 2001; Aug. 31, 1997 New American Paintings 38, Feb. 2002, cover image The Improper Bostonian, June 20, 2001 The Weekly Dig, Dec. 6, 2000 |
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