FEBRUARY 14 - MARCH 21, 2015

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LATIMES 

Architectural Digest by Michael Slenske:

http://www.architecturaldigest.com/blogs/daily/2015/02/mariah-robertson-exhibition

Process and Abstraction

Jessica Eaton, Mariah Robertson, Alison Rossiter

at Transformer Station, Cleveland OH

Saturday, February 7, 2015 – Sunday, May 2, 2015

http://transformerstation.org/http://transformerstation.org/EXHIBITIONS/files/stacks_image_1624.png

Arforum Pick!  ​http://artforum.com/?pn=picks&section=us#picks50352

Hartford Courant: http://www.courant.com/entertainment/museums-galleries/hc-picture-thing-wesleyan-0224-20150223-story.html

Curated by Assistant Professor of Art Sasha Rudensky and Professor of Art Jeffrey Schiff.

Kendall Baker, Isidro Blasco, Rachel Harrison, Leslie Hewitt, Jon Kessler, Anouk Kruithof, Marlo Pascual, Mariah Robertson, Erin Shirreff, and Letha Wilson

http://www.wesleyan.edu/cfa/events/2015/01-2015/01272015opening-reception-picture-thing.html

Terry Adkins
Rebecca Baumann 
Elaine Buckholtz
Sonia Falcone 
Michelle Grabner
Channa Horwitz 
David Huffman
Derek Jarman
John Knuth
Jim Lambie 
Mariah Robertson 
Kate Shepherd 
David Benjamin Sherry
Joe Zane

http://www.massart.edu/Galleries/Bakalar_andPaine/Color_Fields.html

Shandaken Project Retrospective Exhibition
http://www.shandakenproject.org/programs.html​
Opening December 12, 7–10p
With a performance by Penis at 8p

Open to the public Mondays and Tuesdays, 12–6p
December 12 to January 15
And by appointment
59 East 4th Street, 7th floor, buzzer 14

The Shandaken Project will celebrate three years of residencies with a retrospective exhibition featuring over 60 artists who are part of the Shandaken community. The show will be held in a disused, floor-through apartment generously donated by Creative Time. Works created at the residency, others responding to the unusual exhibition space, and new work never before exhibited, will be on view at the show and presented in a closing night salon. 

Participating artists include: Katherine Brewer Ball, Saul Becker, Amy Beecher, Colby Bird, Travis Boyer, Rachel Budde, Michael Bühler-Rose, Sophia Cleary, Tryn Collins, TM Davy, Alex DeCarli, Ariel Dill, Brian Droitcour, Lizzie Feidelson, Clayton Flynn, Laura Frantz, Amanda Friedman, Elise Gardella, Chris Gartrell, Elissa Goldstone, Jonah Groeneboer, Stefan Gunn, Frank Haines, Gordon Hall, Stuart Hawkins, Nate Heiges, Terry Hempfling, Mary Hill, Liz Hirsch, Christopher K. Ho, David Horvitz, Riitta Ikonen, Wyatt Kahn, Jackie Klempay, Tatiana Kronberg, Claire Krouzecky, Shaun Krupa, Jac Lahav, Andres Laracuente, Nicolas Linnert, Reuben Lorch-Miller, Ryan James MacFarland, Brendan Mahoney, Ashley May, Robbie McDonald, Virginia Lee Montgomery, Sophy Naess, Peter Nadin and Aimée Toledano, Ethan Philbrick, Jory Rabinovitz, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Mariah Robertson, Shellyne Rodriguez, Chloé Rossetti, Brie Ruais, Michael Rudokas, Carmelle Safdie, Joshua Smith, Michael Stamm, Luke Stettner, Christopher Stiegler, Joseph Teeling, Jeff Tranchell, Nickolaus Typaldos, Jonathan VanDyke, Katie Vida, Julia Weist, and Cori Williams. 

Modern Alchemy: Experiments in Photography

December 6, 2014 - March 15, 2015

http://www.heckscher.org/pages.php?which_page=exhibition_more_images&which_exhibition=120

NYTIMES article by Jane Levere

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/15/nyregion/in-huntington-an-exhibition-of-pioneering-photography-through-the-ages.html?_r=0

http://www.jamescohan.com/exhibitions/2014-10-20_by-proxy​

By Proxy is an exhibition of the instances when an idea needs more than just an artist to take form.

Marcel Duchamp called it "aesthetic osmosis", the process by which an artist, through an artwork, transfers responsibility and agency to a viewer. A viewer's position — where they're coming from — shaped the final meaning of many of Duchamp's works. His revolutionary idea gave viewers authority to complete the process he had started. His objects, "through the change from inert matter into a work of art", were evidence of the strength of this shared enterprise.

In the century since, production, outsourcing, interaction and appropriation have
become mainstream modes of artistic expression; the shared enterprise has become a
fragmented contract between the artist and other factors, not simply between the artist and the viewer. An artwork's form and meaning take shape outside the artist's hands in countless ways: in context, fabrication, tools, reproduction.

By Proxy is an exhibition in which technology, other artisans, context, chance and culture have a role in the making of the work. The exhibition takes an interest in the primacy of an idea, the possibilities of that idea as it moves through its making, and the resulting object. It pays tribute to the purity of good ideas and the inherent peculiarity and magic of every collaboration, with the proof in the pudding.

The exhibition will include artists incorporating work from the past century to the present day. Artists include Francis Alÿs, Alighiero Boetti, John Cage, Marcel Duchamp, Wade Guyton, Lee Mingwei, Sol LeWitt, Oliver Laric, Yoko Ono, Jon Rafman, Mariah Robertson, Siebren Versteeg, and Xu Zhen.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/23/arts/design/when-authorship-is-beside-the-point.html?src=twr&_r=0

http://xippas.com/en/galerie_xippas/exposition/233

Participating artists include Matthew Brandt, Phil Chang, Moyra Davey, Jessica Eaton, Favorite Goods: Orion Martin, Erin Jane Nelson, Kelly Akashi, Carlos Reyes et Aaron Angell, Michael Henry Hayden, Peter Holzhauer, John Houck, Whitney Hubbs, Patrick Jackson, Dwyer Kilcollin, Owen Kydd, Anthony Lepore, Nancy Lupo, Cathy Opie, Arthur Ou, Matthew Porter, Alex Prager, Vanessa Prager, Mariah Roberston, David Benjamin Sherry, Jesse Stecklow, Ruby Sky Stiler, Larry Sultan, Ken Tam, Jim Welling, Hannah Whitaker, Pae White.

http://ex-chamber-memo5.seesaa.net/s/article/409017557.html

http://www.halseymckay.com

http://benton.uconn.edu/chem-101-the-science-of-photography/

So honored to have been a part of this!
http://www.art21.org/newyorkcloseup/films/mariah-robertsons-chemical-reactions/
https://vimeo.com/109264994

A couple little pix of mine should be on the wall at this fun show!

http://artistcuratedprojects.com/ONE-THING-THEN-ANOTHER

A series of displays, exhibits, activities, performances, situations, and confusion conceived, curated, and disorganized by New York-based artist, Jacob Robichaux with LA-based collaborators Beth Houfek and Dean Spunt.

Presented by Artist Curated Projects (ACP) and 3 Days Awake (Lindsay August-Salazar) and supported by GuestHaus Residency (GHR).

http://www.georgelawsongallery.com

AGGREGATE EXPOSURE
October 9- November 8, 2014

curated by Jennah Ward

PHIL CHANG
HEATHER CLEARY
JOHN HOUCK
JAMES HYDE
KLEA MCKENNA
FABIOLA MENCHELLI
CARRIE POLLACK
MARIAH ROBERTSON
KUNIE SUGIURA
SARA VANDERBEEK
HANNAH WHITAKER
LETHA WILSON

So happy to have a special limited 'edition' of unique but similar prints for Blind Spot's 20th Anniversary. Honored to be included in an amazing group of artists!

http://www.blindspot.com/store/page4.html

http://www.blindspot.com/store/page4.html?edition_id=robertson_128H

http://www.marianneboeskygallery.com/exhibitions/the-material-image-curated-by-debra-singer/pressRelease

Michele Abeles, Lucas Blalock, Sam Falls, Ryan Foerster, Amy Granat, Rachel Harrison, Leslie Hewitt, John Houck, Barbara Kasten, Jason Loebs, Nick Mauss, Ken Okiishi, Arthur Ou, Anthony Pearson, Marina Pinsky, Mariah Robertson, Matt Saunders, and Chris Wiley

Artforum critic's pick

The New Yorker