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EDUCATION
EXHIBITION HISTORY
AWARDS AND HONORS
PUBLICATIONS
EDUCATION
2002
M.F.A. de Ateliers 63, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1995
B.F.A. The Cooper Union School of Art, New York, NY
EXHIBITION HISTORY
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2005
Group Show, “Sun Down” Broadway Gallery”,
New York
2004
Group Show, Rare Gallery, New York
2003
Solo Show,”The Weight of Some Time” Rare
Gallery,
New York
2003
Solo show,”That In-Between Time” Galerie
Fons Welters,
Playstation, Amsterdam
2002
Group Show, “Early Works” de Ateliers 63,
Amsterdam
Solo Show, “The Weight of Some Time” de Ateliers
63,
Amsterdam
Solo Show, Recent Sculpture and Paintings, Rare Gallery,
New York
2001
Group Show, “Yellow Brick Road”, White Columns,
New York
Group Show, Passagen Linkopings Konsthall, Linkoping,
Sweden
Group Show, Lawrence Rubin Greenberg Van Doren Gallery,
New York
New York Contemporary Art Fair “The Armory Show”,
Lawrence Rubin Greenberg Van Doren Gallery, New York
2000
Group Show "Text or Whatever", Buro Empty,
Amsterdam
1999
Group Show, curator-Nayland Blake, Rupert Goldsworthy
Gallery
1998
Two Group Shows, Roger Smith Gallery, New York
1997
Solo Show, Recent Sculpture and Paintings, Roger Smith
Gallery, New York
1996
Group Show, “Bright”, Roger Smith Gallery,
New York
AWARDS AND HONORS
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Received one of ten full-tuition scholarships with stipend
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two years of study, de Ateliers 63, Amsterdam
1995
Awarded one of five graduation scholarships for distinction
in art, Cooper Union School of Art
1994
Received traveling fellowship for study in Spain and
Morocco, Cooper Union School of Art
Received Rothenberg Grant for painting, Cooper Union
Schoolof Art
PUBLICATIONS
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2002
“ The Weight of Some Time” sculpture featured with review in de Volkskrant
newspaper, Sept. 16, 2002, The Netherlands
Published two full pages of painting and sculpture in “Early
Works, de Ateliers 63 catalogue: 1997-2002”
“ Espresso Count” sculpture featured with review in Time Out New
York magazine
2000
“ Espresso Count” sculpture featured on cover and "Fauxtograph" painting
included inside of “The Columbia
Journal, Year 2000 Edition”, Columbia University,
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