BIO

Born 1980 in Urbana, IL, United States
Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

Education

University of Chicago, BA in English Language and Literature, Minor in Visual Arts, 2001

Solo Exhibitions

2009
• Find A New Illusion, Galerie Fridey Mickel, Berlin, Germany

2008
• The Dream Is Over, Kunstsalon, Berlin, Germany

2006
• Feels like Heaven, Galerie LaGiraffe, Berlin, Germany

2005
• Inside/Out, Windowlicker, Berlin, Germany

2004
• Spiegelreflex, Der Garten Galerie, Berlin, Germany

2003
• Kunsthaus Tacheles, Berlin, German

Group Exhibitions

2011
• YOU ARE FREE, Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna, Austria

2010
• Videodrome, curated by Aaron Moulton, Autocenter, Berlin, Germany
• Source/Resource, Wilde Gallery, Berlin, Germany
• YOU ARE FREE, Tape, Berlin, Germany
• Waking the Dead, Autocenter, Berlin, Germany

2009
• FMAB in NYC, Naiagra, Ave. A and 7th, NYC, USA
• Less is More, curated by Margherita Belaief, Forgotten Bar Project, Berlin, Germany
• Waking the Living, Stephen Neidich Studios, Berlin, Germany
• Grand Opening, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to…, Berlin, Germany
• Almost Made it to Mitte, Temporäre Kunsthalle Friedrichshain, Berlin, Germany
• Duck & Cover, Tease Art Fair, Cologne, Germany

2008
• Summer Jam: Made in 08, Galerie T-40, Düsseldorf, Germany
• Ausländer in Berlin, curated by Margherita Belaief, Citric Gallery, Brescia, Italy

2006
• Magistrale Arts Festival, Berlin, Germany

2005
• Reflections, Temporary Art Space, Berlin, Germany

2004
• Underground, group exhibition with the Ikemura class of the Üniversität der Künste Berlin in the unfinished U5 Kanzleramt underground
• Weapons of Mass Distraction, Mudd Club Workshop, Berlin, Germany

2003
• Transmissions from Across the Atlantic, Mudd Club Workshop, Berlin, Germany

2002
• Overkill, Heeresbaekerei, Berlin, Germany

Bibliography

• Interview with Daniel Kingery and Julie McKim, White Hot Magazine, 05.2010
• Ausländer in Berlin, Catalogue, Citric Gallery, Brescia, 2008
• White Cube Ambitions, Spex Magazine, 01.2008
• Almost Nothing, New York Arts Magazine, 01.2007-02.2007