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S O L O      E X H I B I T I O N S

 

2 0 1 1         LMCC, Urban Field Glass Project, site specific interactive public art project, Chinatown New York, NY

DOT Artpartners Grant, The Urban Field Glass Project, site specific interactive public art project, Brooklyn,  New York, NY

NB: Both projects above are fiscally sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts Fiscal Sponsorship Program

 

 0 9  - 11      AAI Philadelphia, Visionary Sightseeing Binoculars, permanent site specific public art project, Philadelphia, PA

2 0 0 9         Waldemar A. Schmidt Gallery, Adventures in Perception, Wartburg College, Waverly, IA

2 0 0 4         Fish Tank Gallery, Sight Unseem, Dioramas and Stereoscopes with Jihyun Park, Brooklyn, NY

2 0 0 3         The Inc.,  "In Stereo", Hamilton, ON, Canada

2 0 0 7         Article Projects, public art project in window, curated by David Gibson, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY

1 9 9 9         Sightings Gallery/ Collaboration, San Francisco, CA

1 9 9 6         Sightings Gallery/Collaboration, San Francisco, CA

2 0 0 8/TBD  California Museum of Photography UC Riverside,  "Illusions", traveling historical exhibition on the theme of optical illusion and it's history

 

E D U C A T I O N

PhD Studio Art, University of the Arts London / Wimbledon College of Art (practice based, PT) (CCW), London, UK

2 0 0 0 – 01   Studio Fellow, Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program, New York, NY

1 9 9 4 - 9 6  MFA Studio Art Practice, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

1 9 9 1 - 9 4  BFA (Honors) Film, Video and Photographic Arts, University of Westminster (formerly PCL), London, England

 

S E L E C T E D   G R O U P   E X H I B I T I O N S

 

2 0 1 1         Triangle Space, Multiple Authors & Previous Owners, curated by Chlo Hipeau, Wei Guo and Amanda de Pablo, CCW (catalogue, essay by Neil Cummings), London, UK

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Paul Robeson Galleries; Lift Off: Earthlings and the Great Beyond, Newark, NJ (100 page catalogue)

Agency of Unrealized Projects (AUP) archive, an e-flux project in collaboration with the Serpentine Gallery, devised by Julieta Aranda, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Julia Peyton-Jones and Anton Vidokle, Basel, Switzerland

2 0 1 0         Hunter College Times Square Gallery, Smoke + Mirrors / Shadow + Fog, curated by Tracy L. Adler and Mara Hoberman,

                  (catalogue), New York, NY

                  UNI Museum, Object as Subject: Artists Explore the Museum Collection, curated by Scott Hudson, Cedar Falls, IA

                  Left Forum Conference 10, exhibition of political art projecitons, New York, NY

2 0 0 9         Thomas Jaeckel Gallery (532 Gallery), Strength in Numbers, curated by David Gibson, New York, NY     (date TBD)

Visionary Sightseeing Binoculars, permanent site specific public art project funded by AAI as part of the Chinatown IN/Flux series, Philadelphia, PA (3 months)

Left Forum, Conference, 09, New York, NY

Tunnel Space, F.I.T., The Ghosts of Colleridge, curated by F.I.T. MA graduate students in curatorial practice, catalogue, essay by Cameron Shaw,     New York, NY

2 0 0 8         301 Gallery, Montserrat College of Art, PEEK site specific window project, Beverly, MA

                  Site Specific Public Art Pieces, Visionary Sightseeing Binoculars (3 months initial exhibition)

2 0 0 7         Marcia Wood Gallery, click/shift/enter, group exhibition, catalogue, Atlanta, GA

Apex Art, "The Most Curatorial Biennial of the Universe", New York, NY

Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Face to Face: Political Portraiture in American Art, curated by Yulia Tikhonova,

5th Novosibirsk International Biennial, Novosibirsk, Siberia (Russia)

Christies, Sweetarts auction, Christies, New York, NY

Copy Gallery, Here and Now, Philadelphia, PA

Rebecca Hackemann

S E L E C T E D   G R O U P   E X H I B I T I O N S – continued

 

Seed Project, artist collective environmental project, Winkleman Gallery, New York, NY

2 0 0 6         Gigantic Artspace, The Golden Hour, curated by Erin Donnelly and Susanna Cole, New York, NY

Felicity R. Bonoliel Gallery, CFEVA, From the Studio III, curated by Lia Gangitano, Participant Inc. Gallery, New York,

Philadelphia, PA

Rider Project, mobile art shown in collaboration, cell2cell2CELL, various locations in New York and Brooklyn, NY

PS 122, InterState, group exhibition, New York, NY

Artist Space, Night of 1000 Drawings, open exhibition, New York, NY

The Foundry, draw_ing_2,  uncurated by Giacomo Picca, London Biennale 2006, London, UK

Casoria International Museum of Contemporary Art, self portrait – a show for Bethlehem, curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne, Naples, Italy

Synthetic Zero Space, curated by Mitsu Hadeishi, sponsored by Bronx Council on the Arts, Bronx and New York, NY

2 0 0 5         Makor/Steinhardt Center, Real Art Today, exhibition in conjunction with artists talks, curated by David Gibson, New York, NY

AAF Art Fair, blasthaus (of SF, CA) booth, New York, NY

Seed Project, Artworld Digest Magazine, New York, NY

Explosivo Art Show, Stay Gold Gallery, curated by Tracy Candido, Brooklyn, NY

Photo sf art fair, blasthaus, booth 34, San Francisco, CA

Headlands Center for the Arts, open studios as part of 3 month residency, 4/24/05, CA

Aratoi Museum in Masterton, postcard exhibition organized by Nicolas Dumit Estevez, Masterton, New Zealand

Spike Gallery, curated one day exhibition for benefit, New York, NY

Nurture Art Gallery, Paper, Papel, Papier, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY

2 0 0 4         Arrival: intimate Spectacles, curated by Heng-Gil Han, Flushing Town Hall, a Smithsonian Institution, Queens, NY

Timeless/Timeliness, curated by Dominique Nahas, catalogue available, Aljira Emerge 2003, Newark, NJ

London Biennale 2004, Draw_drawing, Gallery 32, curated by Giacomo Picca, London, UK

Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, Snap to Grid, Los Angeles, CA

Picture House Center of Photography, Leicester, UK

2 0 0 3         Lower Manhattan Cultural Council  (LMCC), group exhibition, New York,  NY

Fishtank Gallery, group show, Brooklyn, NY

Yaddo residency, one month (April)  Saratoga  Springs, NY

Nurture Art, group exhibition "2 FRESH" , Williamsburgh/ Brooklyn, NY

16 Beaver Group, "Operation Now, Wow and How", curated by Marc Lepson, private space, New York, NY

Anti - War Poster Show, Drinkink  Collective,  Macy Gallery, Columbia University, New York,  NY

2 0 0 2         Art*O*Mat -- 'don't go round artless' vending machines, various locations including the Whitney Museum of

American Art 

and New Museum Bookshop, New York, NY

                  Printed Matter, "The Ideal Sight Restorer" and "The Autopsy of an Historian", New York, NY

Sotheby's New Collectors, "Moments of Clarity: A Midsummer Night's  Interlude", Sotheby's, NYC,  NY

Light Work residency,  one month, Syracuse, NY

Autoritatto, artists portray themselves, curated by Stafano  Parquini, Bolognia, Italy

                  The European Biennial of Contemporary Art, 'Free Manifesta', Frankfurt, Germany

                  Exit Art, "Reactions", reactions to 9/11, New York, NY

                  Nurture Art, 'Fresh'  box, benefit, New York, NY

                  Hallwalls,  Buffalo, NY

2 0 0 1         Whitney Museum of American Art ISP exhibition, New York, NY

                  New Arts Program, Kutztown, PA

                  Open Space Gallery, "Fractured Family", Allentown, PA

Rebecca Hackemann

 

S E L E C T E D   G R O U P   E X H I B I T I O N S – continued

 

2 0 0 0         Photo Metro Magazine, Honorable mention, editor: Bill Hunt/Halsted Hunt Gallery, New York, NY

                  New Jersey Center for Visual Arts,  curator: Dan Cameron/New Museum of Contemporary Art, NYC,         Summit, NJ

1 9 9 9         Clement Gallery, "Dinner with Dali", Toledo, OH

                  Fraser Gallery, "Homage to Dali", Washington, DC

                  Open Space Gallery, "Awkwardology", Allentown, PA

1 9 9 8         Hallwalls, "Books and Boxes" Buffalo, NY

                  Highland Cultural Center, curated  by Paul Kasmin Gallery, Highland, NY

                  Works Gallery, "Evoking the Unexpected", San Jos, CA

                  Sightings Gallery, "Small Works - Big Ideas", San Francisco, CA

1 9 9 6         Four Walls Gallery, San Francisco, CA

                  Photo Metro Gallery,  group exhibition for magazine, San Francisco, CA

                  Stanford University Museum of Art, MFA Exhibition, Stanford, CA

                  Central Arts Collective, "Merged Realities", Tucson, AZ

                  Printed Matter, "Scaled Down - a Handbook for Fishes about Humans", New York, NY

1 9 9 5         Photo Metro Gallery, group exhibition, San Francisco, CA

                  City of Brae Gallery, "Carte Blanche", Los Angeles, CA

                  Woman Made Gallery, "Women and Surrealism", Chicago, IL

1 9 9 4         University of Westminster, BFA Exhibition, London, England

                 

 

 

V I S I T I N G    A R T I  S T  /  A C A D E M I C      P R E S E N T A T I O N S

 

2 0 1 2         College Art Association, International Annual Conference Paper: Arts Based Research as a Glass Box:  Has it been Practiced all Along? as part of the session PhDs for Artists - Sense or Non-Sense?, Los Angeles, CA

2 0 1 1         University of the Arts London, internal presentation of research practice, London, UK

                  Symposium for Multiple Authors & Previous Owners, Triangle Space, UAL, London, UK

2 0 0 9         Montserrat College of Art, Artist Lecture in conjunction with exhibition at 301 Space, Beverly, MA

                  Iowa Arts Council Public Art Conference, short presentation of Visionary Sightseeing Binoculars, Des Moines, IA

                  Wartburg Philosophical Society, Waverly, IA

2 0 0 7         Museum of Natural History, Kaufmann auditorium, Left Brain/Right Brain, stereo projections, NY  Stereoscopic  Society, 

                  New York, NY

2 0 0 5         Makor/Steinhardt Center, Real Art Today series, organized by David Gibson, New York, NY

                  Headlands Center for the Arts, invitational presentation, Sausalito, CA

2 0 0 4         Pratt Institute, digital photography, visiting artist lecture, Brooklyn, NY

                  Flushing Town Hall, in conjunction with Arrival – Intimate Spectacles exhibition, panel discussion with Heng-Gil Han, Queens

2 0 0 3         Light Work public lecture, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY

                  The Inc, Hamilton, ON

2 0 0 2         Parsons School of Art and Design, Art Department, senior class, guest artist speaker, New York, NY

                  Parsons School of Art and Design, Art Department, senior class, guest artist speaker, New York, NY

2 0 0 1         Whitney Museum of American Art ISP,  slide  presentation, New York, NY

1 9 9 6         Stanford University, multiple slide presentations to undergraduate and graduate students and the public, Stanford, CA

                  Stanford University, slide presentation for donors ot the Art Department, Stanford, CA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A W A R D S /  R E S I  D E N C I E S                                                                                                                                      Rebecca Hackemann

 

 

2 0 1 1         Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, grant for public art project in New Yorks Chinatown, New York, NY

                  New York City Department of Transportation, Artpartners grant (partner: NYFA), New York, NY

2 0 1 0         New York Foundation for the Arts, fiscal sponsorship program for Visionary Sightseeing Binoculars in New York, Brooklyn, NY

2 0 0 8 – 09   Asian Arts Initiative, grant to create public art project, Chinatown IN/Flux series, Philadelphia, PA

                  Various internal grants to above exhibitions, Wartburg College, Waverly, IA

2 0 0 5         Headlands Center for the Arts, three month residency with stipend, Marin Headlands, CA

                  Fondation Valparaiso, one month residency, Almeria  Playa, SPAIN (postponed)

2 0 0 3         Yaddo, one month residency, Saratoga Springs, NY

2 0 0  2        Light Work, one month residency, stipend,  publication in "Contact Sheet" June 2003, Syracuse, NY

                  Aljira Emerge 2003, Newark, NJ

2 0 0 0 – 0 1  Whitney Museum of American Art, ISP (Independent Study Program), studio space for one year in Manhattan, NY

2 0 0 0         Photo Metro Magazine, 17th Annual Photo Contest, juror: Bill Hunt/Hasted/Hunt Gallery, Honorable Mention and publication,

                  San Francisco, CA

1 9 9 4 - 9 6  Stanford University, 2 years, graduate tuition, stipend, studio space, Stanford, CA

1 9 9 7         Women's Studio Workshop, Artists' Residency, Rochester, NY (postponed)

1 9 9 4         University of Westminster, funding for thesis research on "Diableries" stereo cards from Paris 1860's, London, England

 

 

C O L L E C T I O N S / B O O K S

 

                  MOMA  book collection, New York, NY

Muse Franais de la Photographie, Bievres, France

                  Fondation Suisse pour la Photographie, Zrich, Switzerland

                  Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kunstbibliothek, Berlin, Germany

                  Museum fr Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt, Germany

                  Museum fr Photographie, Braunschweig, Germany

                  Special Collections, Green Library, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

                  HUB Gallery, We Multiply artists book collection, curated by David Dellafiora, Greelong, Australia

                  Sightings Gallery/Richard Schoepke, San Francisco, CA

The Pinhole Resource,

Printed Matter, New York, NY

                  Light Work, Syracuse, NY

The Corporation of Yaddo, Saratoga Springs, NY        et. al.

 

C U R A T E D   S L I D E   R E G S T R I E S

The Drawing Center, Viewing Program – Artist Registry, New York, NY

Philadelphia Percent for Art Website, Philadelphia, PA

 

B I B L I O G R A P H Y

 

S E L E C T E D   C A T A L O G U E S

Institute for Urban Design, By the City/For the City, (ed. Anne Guiney and Brendan Crain), 2011, (ISBN: 978-0-9820861-1-7) p. Multi-Story Books, funded by   Rockefeller Foundation, New york, NY

Rutgers at NJ State University, Lift Off: Earthlings and the Great Beyond, 2011 (ISBN: 978-0-9795167-9-5)

p. Paul Robeson Galleries, Newark, NJ

Hunter College Times Square Gallery, Smoke + Mirrors, Shadow +Fog, (ed 1000), Hunter College, New York, NY

F.I.T., The Ghosts of Coleridge, catalogue to accompany exhibition, essay by Cameron Shaw, F.I.T., 2009, New York, NY

PageOne/Loft Publications Spain, Unique Window Display Handbook, 2009 (ISBN978-981-245-773-8), 4 double page spreads of PEEK!, curated by Real Form Projects, Barcelona, Spain

                  Marcia Wood Gallery, catalogue to accompany exhibition click/shift/enter exhibition, Atlanta, GA, 2007       

                  Aljira Center for Contemporary Art, Emerge 2003, catalogue to accompany exhibition, essay by Dominique Nahas, Newark, NJ

                  Light Work, Contact Sheet, catalogue as par of one month residency, 2003, (ISBN: 0-935445-32-3), Syracuse, NY  et. al.

 

 

B I B L I O G R A P H Y continued                                                                                                                                 Rebecca Hackemann

 

 

N E W S P A P E R S   A N D   M A G A Z I N E    A R T I C L E S

 

 

         Stanford Magazine, Jan. 2009 issue, feature article on Visionary Binoculars public art project in Philadelphia, PA

         City Paper, April 2009, Feature article on InFlux project, written by Ptah Gabrie, Philadelphia, PA

         http://citypaper.net/articles/2009/04/16/chinatown-influx-future-landscapes

         Waverly Democrat, 3/17/09, Adventures in Perception, 2009

         KWAR, Radio Interview, 7pm Knightwire, 3/15/09, 2009

         San Francisco Chronicle,"Artist at work - Creating art outside the box - No limits: Headlands Center for the Arts pushes boundaries", Friday, April 22nd, 2005, by Ulysses Torassa, Chronicle Staff Writer

-        http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/04/22/NBGRSC9B0C1.DTL&type=printable

-        Artworld Digest, Seed Project, 2006/7, New York, NY (www.artworlddigest.com)

-        The New York Times, "Young and Provocative, Time is on their side", September 12th, 2004, by Benjamin Genocchio

-        Stereo World,  Rebecca Hackemann Reinvents Stereo Photographic Art Form, 4 page article and back cover, Jan/Feb 2006

-        Cambridge Eye, Cambridge School of Arts Alumni paper, active alumni portrait, 2006

-        3rd floor Magazine, issue 3, August, 2005, portfolio image

-        The Sunday Star Ledger. "Aljira Emerge 2003 presents amazing examples of technique". August 15th 2004, by Dan Bischoff

-        "Sight Unseem - at Fishtank Gallery in Brooklyn", March, 2004, by Sara Klar

-        Broadband Properties Magazine, "Broadband, HDTV, and Video Art - An artistic window with a view towards next

        generation broadband services"; June 2005; by Bruce Bahlmann, owner of www.Birds-Eye.Net

-        http://www.birds-eye.net/article_archive/broadband_hdtv_video_art.htm

-        Crain's New York Business, "Arts Group Shows Promise", Sept/Oct, 2003, by Emily deNitto

-        WWD, "Art in Brooklyn", November 20th, 2003

-        Contact Sheet, Essay on photographs by Rebecca Hackemann, published by Light Work Annual, 2003 by Christopher K. Ho (accompanied by 6 pages of 9 images)

-        NY Arts, Choice and Consultation at The HOTEL DE LA MOLE: an alt-biannial, ?/2002, by Horace Brockington

-        Gusto, Art, The Art of the Game, Jan 18th, 2002, by Richard Huntington

-        Photo Metro Magazine, Photo contest winners, 2 images, juried by Bill Hunt, 2001

-        Field Study, We Multiply! – a field study Publication, catalogue, 2002, Australia

-        The Morning Call, Artists interpret Fractual Families, March 25th, 2001, by Tony Sienzant

-        The Morning Call, Open Spaces Awkwardology humorous and uncomfortable, 1998, by Geoff Gehmann

-        Umbrella, Artists Books at Printed Matter, review of the book Scaled Down, vol. 20, no 1., January 1997

-        Photo Metro, announcement for Photo Metro contest winners, 1999

-        The Washington Times, Notable and New, announcement/review listing, "Salvador Dali: a modern homage to a modern icon", Fraser Gallery1999

-        The Minds Eye, 10 pages of images, vol.4 no. 2, 1996

-        The Buffalo News, At Hallwalls, the world in an untidy set of boxes, Feb 13th, 1997, by Richard Huntington

-        The Stanford Daily, announcement and image, review, by Wendy Lee, June, 1996

-        The Palo Alto Weekly, announcement, image and article, (writers name lost as well as date), 1996

-        The Arizona Daily Star, Merged Realities, 1996, by Danielle C. Malka

-       The Minds Eye – a Stanford Journal of Expression, Stanford, CA, 10 pages of images, 1996

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