Angela Ellsworth

Transcend, Turner Carroll Gallery,
Santa Fe, New Mexico

October 27 - January 15, 2024

Turner Carroll will finish out the year with a celebration of groundbreaking women in the arts. E will feature the works of Louise Bourgeois, Leonora Carrington, Judy Chicago, Angela Ellsworth, Kiki Smith, Swoon, and Kara Walker. These powerhouse women have pushed the boundaries of what has been considered male spaces within the contemporary art world, from surrealism to street art, used their platform to draw attention to the uncomfortable truths of sexism and racism in our country, and opened doors for the next generation of female artists. 

Cowboy, Museum of contemporary art,
Denver, Colorado

September 29, 2023 - February 18, 2024 

The exhibition “Cowboy” includes artists representing a wide range of perspectives including Asian American artists, Latinx artists, and Native artists. The exhibition aims to shift the narrative of this figure’s cultural power and significance to be both historically accurate and creatively imaginative. Artists included are John Baldessari, R. Alan Brooks, Mel Chin, Gregg Deal, Angela Ellsworth, rafa esparza, Juan Fuentes, Karl Haendel, Luis Jiménez, Kahlil Joseph, Deana Lawson, Grace Kennison, Matthew J. Mahoney, Laurel Nakadate, Richard Prince, Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe, Akasha Rabut, Lucy Raven, Ken Taylor Reynaga, Jaye Rhee, Yumi Roth & Emmanuel David, Ana Segovia, Amy Sherald, Stephanie Syjuco, Kenneth Tam, Andy Warhol, and Nathan Young. 

Light and Shadow, New Mexico museum of art, Vladem Contemporary, Santa Fe, New Mexico

September 23, 2023 - May 28, 2024

“Light and Shadow” fills two galleries of the newly constructed New Mexico Museum of Art Vladem Contemporary, this inaugural exhibition looks at artworks from the mid-20th century through the present day with eye towards the West and Southwest, and this desire for a visual experience that could convey more than the empirical. The exhibition is curated by Merry Scully. Artists included in Light and Shadow exhibition include Larry Bell, Emil Bisttram, Lee Bul, Judy Chicago, Ron Cooper, James Drake, Angela Ellsworth, Gloria Graham, Harmony Hammond, Nancy Holt, Jennifer Joseph, Agnes Martin, Florence Miller Pierce, Virgil Ortiz, J P 제피 (formerly Jen Pack), Helen Pashgian, Charles Ross, Susan York, Leo Villareal, and Erika Wanenmacher.

Many Wests: Artists Shape an American Idea, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C

July 28, 2023 – January 14, 2024

This exhibition proposes new narratives of the “American West” other than those of the dominant culture – new stories and new ways to see history.  Curated by Whitney Tassie and toured to The Boise Art Museum (ID), Whatcom Museum of Art (WA). Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (OR), Utah Museum of Fine Art (UT), Smithsonian American Art Museum (Washington, DC)

The Modern West, Modern west fine art,
Salt Lake City, Utah

July 21, 2023 – September 30, 2023

“The Modern West”, a ten-person show highlighting the identity and legacy of artists, all currently residing or having lived in Utah, whose works speak to our mission of creating thoughtful dialogue and reframing our understanding of the West. This exhibition features works by Fidalis Buehler, Rebecca Campbell, Angela Ellsworth, Moana Palelei Iose, Jiyoun Lee-Lodge, Mitch Mantle, Kim Martinez, Antra Sinha, Eugene Tapahe and Xi Zhang.

Time Code, Modern west fine art,
Salt Lake City, Utah

July 1 - September 30, 2023

“Time Code” showcases a select group of artworks that explore the broad themes of human existence and bodily experience and phenomena. Through their various mediums, styles, and open interpretations, the artists in Time Code present artworks that communicate their ideas around time and memory, resulting in a group of exciting and lively relics documenting and preserving our shared life experiences. Artist works by Angela Ellsworth, Kiki Gaffney, Emily Hawkins, Jim Jacobs, Kheng Lim and Paul Reynolds. 

DEEDS NOT WORDS: WOMEN WORKING FOR CHANGE, SUN VALLEY MUSEUM OF ART, IDAHO

January 8, 2021 - April, 2021

The project takes its title from the slogan of British suffragettes who, like many suffragists in America, decided that direct action rather than rhetoric alone was necessary to secure women’s suffrage. The project looks back at some surprising history (including Idaho’s decision to grant women the vote in 1896) and explores the way women give voice to power today.

feminisms, 516 arts, albuquerque, nm

September 26, 2020 – January 2, 2021

Feminisms is curated by Andrea R. Hanley (Diné) and features artists speaking to feminism from a diasporic experience, the politics of body, resilience, self-determination, and land. Artists include Natalie Ball (Modoc/Klamath/Black), Dorielle Caimi, Desert Art Lab (April Bojorquez, Rarámuri) & Matt Garcia, Chicanx) in collaboration with Shawna Sunrise (Diné/Kewa), Angela Ellsworth, Haley Greenfeather English (Ojibwe), Elisa Harkins (Muscogee Creek/Cherokee), Mara Lonner, Luzene Hill (Eastern Band Cherokee), Carrie Marrill, Thais Mather, Rosemary Meza-Desplas (Latina), Edie Tsong (Taiwanese American), and Marie Watt (Seneca Nation).

UNAPOLOGETIC: ALL WOMAN, ALL YEAR, SCOTTSDALE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, ARIZONA

February 15, 2020 - January 31, 2021

Artists include Dotty Attie, Melinda Bergman, Claudia Bernardi, Dominique Blain, Cristina Cardenas, Sue Chenoweth, Judy Chicago, Renee Cox, Lesley Dill, Bailey Doogan, Angela Ellsworth, Lalla Essaydi, Dorothy Fratt, Barbara Hepworth, Laura Korch, Barbara Krashes, Kyung-Lim Lee, Laurie Lundquist, Muriel Magenta, Louise Nevelson, Yoko Ono, Adria Pecora, Barbara Penn, Beverly Pepper, Monique Prieto, Jaune Quick-to-See-Smith, Kate Shepherd, Deb Sokolow, Beth Ames Swartz, Julianne Swartz, Kara Walker, Carrie Mae Weems, Melanie Yazzie and Asami Yoshiga.

SEAMLESS: CRAFT-BASED OBJECTS AND PERFORMANCE, THE STEDMAN GALLERY AT RUTGERS-CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY (CATALOGUE)

January 21 - April 16, 2020

Three artists represented in this show include Angela Ellsworth, Caleb Weintraub, and Stephanie J. Williams. Each has a practice of performance/video in addition to object making. Each artist works in a multidisciplinary manner relating to craft culture and the fine arts.

COUNTER-LANDSCAPES: PERFORMATIVE ACTIONS FROM THE 1970S - NOW, SCOTTSDALE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, ARIZONA (CAtalogue)

October 26, 2019 - January 26, 2020

As a counter to the notion that land art deals exclusively with artists who work with earth as their medium - this exhibition presents artists working with performance in the landscape from the 1970s to now, whose work has brought about a new way of seeing and interacting with the environment. Artists include Marina Abramović, Allora & Calzadilla, Francis Alÿs, Eleanor Antin, Ana Theresa Fernandez, Mona Hatoum, Rebecca Horn, Maria Hupfield, Zhou Tao, Mierle Laderman Ukeles, and Suzanne Lacy to name a few.

MONUMENT VALLEY, DES MOINES ART CENTER, DES MOINES, IOWA

October 5, 2019 - January 12, 2020

This exhibition proposes new narratives of the “American West” other than those of the dominant culture – new stories and new ways to see history. Artists featured: Gina Adams, Doug Aitken, Angela Ellsworth, Kahlil Joseph, John Jota Leaños, Kent Monkman, Anja Niemi, Catherine Opie, Wendy Red Star, Sarah Sense, and Jordan Weber.

BEST FOOT FORWARD, ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ROCHESTER, New York

October 4, 2019 - November 17, 2019 

Best Foot Forward explores the intimate connection between walking, thinking and making. This exhibition brings together artwork that engages happenstance, the wonderfully mundane, and even the otherworldly, to urge the consideration of walkability in Rochester.  

Black thread on paper napkin in honor of the inspiring work of artist Carolee Schneemann who died on March 6, 2019.

OFF-SPRING: New Generations, 21c, KANSAS CITY, missouri

June 2019 - April 2020

Rituals—religious and cultural, institutional and domestic—provide the thematic infrastructure for OFF-SPRING: New Generations. These sculptures, paintings, photographs, and videos employ iconographic imagery to explore the development of both personal and group identity, childhood, family, history, and gender politics. At the wedding altar, in the family home, or in the classroom, within the fantasy of childhood play or the familiarity of grown-up habit, these new, old narratives generate a spectrum of meditations on the contemporary construction of self and society.

SUBVERSIVE WHITE, LISA SETTE GALLERY, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

March 2, 2019 - April 2, 2019

Artists Include: Enrique Chagoya, Sonya Clark, Claudio Dicochea, Ben Durham, Angela Ellsworth, Rob Kinmonth, Carrie Marill, Trina Mckillen, Mark Mitchell, Ann Morton, Fiona Pardington, Ato Ribeiro, Julianna Swartz, Hank Willis Thomas

HEROINS AT THE HELM, THE WHALING MUSEUM, COLD SPRING HARBOR, NEW YORK

September 2018 - September 2019

Heroins at the Helm explores the impact of women who pushed social borders to impact change in a male-defined world as reflected in the arts spanning the age of 19th century whaling wives to contemporary female artist including women’s utilitarian costume and decorative arts of the 19th century from the museum's collection. 

OFF-SPRING: NEW GENERATIONS, 21 C. MUSEUM HOTEL, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

July 2018 - February 2019

Rituals—religious and cultural, institutional and domestic—provide the thematic infrastructure for OFF-SPRING: New Generations. Exploring the development of both personal and group identity, childhood, family, history, and gender politics, these sculptures, paintings, photographs, and videos employ iconographic imagery to reveal how we learn to live, love, work, and dream in the 21st century.

IN THE COMPANY OF WOMEN; WOMEN ARTISTS FROM THE COLLECTION, PHOENIX ART MUSEUM, ARIZONA

July 7 - August 12, 2018

In an era of contemporary phenomena such as the #MeToo movement, and in light of growing awareness of gender inequality in many contexts, including art museums, this exhibition is an engagement with feminist scholarship that, for decades, has aimed to provide a more complete history of artistic production

ANGELA ELLSWORTH: LEAVING LOVES COMPANY, VISUAL ARTS GALLERY, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS 

March 1 – April 12, 2018

Solo show of selected works with opening reception and talk on March 1. 

ANGELA ELLSWORTH: BETWEEN THEM, WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY, SILVER CITY, NEW MEXICO 

February 8 – March 19, 2018

Women in the Arts Lecture Series: Angela Ellsworth Lecture and Exhibition at Western New Mexico University. 

ANGELA ELLSWORTH: HOLDING PATTERN, LISA SETTE GALLERY, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

JANUARY 13 - FEBRUARY 24, 2018

New works from Ellsworth's Pantaloncini series at Lisa Sette Gallery.

ART MIAMI: LISA SETTE GALLERY, MIAMI, FLORIDA

December 5 - 10, 2017

The Lisa Sette Gallery will present works by Ellsworth at Art Miami this year from her Seer Bonnet Series as well as a new sculptural piece from her Pantaloncini series. 

DRESS MATTERS: CLOTHING AS METAPHOR, TUCSON MUSEUM OF ART, TUCSON, ARIZONA

October 21, 2017 – February 18, 2018

Dress Matters: Clothing as Metaphor examines clothing in art as symbols of power and identity. Artists include Sama Alshaibi, Christian Boltanski, Joseph Beuys, Nick Cave, Jim Dine, Robert Longo, Robert Mapplethorpe, Richard Mosse, Catherine Opie, Ebony G. Patterson, and Andy Warhol. 

A FULLER PICTURE: SELECTIONS FROM THE MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY COLLECTION, UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

August 26, 2018 – August 26, 2020

A Fuller Picture: Selections from the Modern and Contemporary Collection will showcase works by female artists from the UMFA’s permanent collection, including three of Ellsworth's bonnets. Other artists featured include Yayoi Kusama, Helen Frankenthaler, Jann Haworth, and Faith Ringgold. Part of UMFA's grand reopening.

TANGLED: FIBER ART NOW, TAUBMAN MUSEUM, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA

August 5, 2017 – February 4, 2018

Featuring several contemporary artists who are redefining how we perceive fiber arts such as weaving, quilting and felting, Tangled will feature installations, performances and interactive work using fiber based materials in surprising ways. 

CINEMA ARCANE, THE FRONT, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

May 13 – June 4, 2017

Ellsworth's short film Kicking Up Dust will be on view along with other films that explore themes of feminism, the environment, and mysticism. Works by Stephanie Barber, Janie Geiser, Eve-Lauryn LaFountain, Selina Trepp, Angela Ellsworth, Shana Moulton, Saige Rowe, and Florencia & Maria Guerberof. 

TELL ME WHY, TELL ME WHY, TELL ME WHY (WHY CAN'T WE LIVE TOGETHER?), LISA SETTE GALLERY, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

March 4 – April 29, 2017

What do we do when the news makes us cry?

Art remains a source of solace, explanation, and surprise. In Tell Me Why, a diverse range of contemporary artists consider our present moment of conflict, addressing narratives of difference and resentment as well as hope and beauty.

ART MIAMI: LISA SETTE GALLERY, WYNWOOD ARTS DISTRICT, MIAMI, FLORIDA

November 29 – December 4, 2016

The Lisa Sette Gallery will present works by Ellsworth at Art Miami this year from her Seer Bonnet Series as well as a new sculptural piece from her Pantaloncini series titled, Work No. 064 (EMMA). 

PUSH COMES TO SHOVE: WOMEN AND POWER, SMOCA, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

October 1, 2016 – January 8, 2017

Ellsworth's work Impermanent Puissance will be featured in Push Comes to Shove: Women and Power, an exhibition that aims to use art as a critical catalyst in rethinking and transforming the advancement of women. On view at Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art.

REFASHION, FORM & CONCEPT, SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

August 19 – October 30, 2016

Ellsworth's Seer Bonnets will be featured in ReFashion, an exhibition exploring people's expectations of fashion and wearability, in which many artists use wearables as a conceptual starting point.  On view at Form & Concept in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

ELLSWORTH AND MOW ARE IN RESIDENCE IN PORTLAND, MAINE FOR PLATFORM PROJECTS/WALKS

August 1–15, 2016

PLATFORM PROJECTS/WALKS is a new public project that engages the local community in a series of cross-disciplinary conversations and activities around the idea of walking as creative provocation, practice and product.

"A MUSEUM ON TWO FEET": MUSEUM OF WALKING FEATURED IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MAGAZINE'S JUNE 2016 ISSUE

June 2016

"A Museum of Two Feet: The Museum of Walking Makes the World Around You Its Gallery" by Mimi Zeiger.  Zeiger met with Ellsworth to learn how the Museum of Walking came to be, and joined MoW's Contemplative Nature Walk at the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area.  

"WALKING THE MAGIC SQUARE" PUBLISHED IN SFMOMA'S OPEN SPACE SERIES, "DISEMBODIED STATES"

May 4, 2016

Angela Ellsworth's essay on her collaboration with Arthur Paul David White during her residency at Carleton College is published in SFMOMA's Open Space series.

WALK RESIDENCY, CARLETON COLLEGE, NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA

April 10–24, 2016

Angela Ellsworth will be in residence with the Museum of Walking at Carleton College. She will lead seven walks and will give two artist presentations on the Museum of Walking and walking as political and personal actions.

ARTIST TALK AT ST. OLAF COLLEGE, NORTHFIELD, MINNESOTA

Monday, April 11, 2016

Angela Ellsworth will be giving a talk at St. Olaf as part of their Flaten lecture series. This talk is sponsored by the Arnold Flaten Memorial Lecture Series and the St. Olaf Department of Art and Art History.  Other lecturers include Andrew Witrak, Ross Elfline, Mike Helke, Noritaka Minami, and Carolyn Swiszcz. 

OFF-SPRING: New Generations, 21c Museum hotel, durham, north carolina

March 24, 2016 – September 4, 2016

Rituals—religious and cultural, institutional and domestic—provide the thematic infrastructure for OFF-SPRING: New Generations. Exploring the development of both personal and group identity, childhood, family, history, and gender politics, these sculptures, paintings, photographs, and videos employ iconographic imagery to reveal how we learn to live, love, work, and dream in the 21st century. In the family home, at the wedding altar, or in the classroom, within the fantasy of childhood play or the familiarity of grown-up habit, these new, old narratives generate a spectrum of meditations on the contemporary construction of self and society.

STATE OF THE ART: DISCOVERING AMERICAN ART NOW, Telfair Museums, Savannah, Georgia

February 19, 2016 – September 4, 2016

Telfair Museums presents 40 exhibiting artists from communities across the country, each bringing with them a diverse range of ages, experiences, and conceptual approaches that allow local audiences to interpret, understand, and connect contemporary art with issues we all share. 

ROLE PLAY: CHANGING IDEAS OF GENDER, SUN VALLEY CENTER FOR THE ARTS, KETCHUM, IDAHO

December 11, 2015 – February 20, 2016

Sun Valley Center for the Arts is dedicated to education through art. This exhibit questions how we define gender in the 21st century and looks at the traditional roles we have assigned to men and women. Seven acclaimed artists display provocative works ranging from still images to large sculptures. 

IN CONVERSATION - LOOKING FORWARD, LOOKING BACK, NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART, SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

Saturday January 9, 2016

Three artists, three perspective at this Museum of Art and FOCA+P sponsored public conversation with artists Ligia Bouton, Angela Ellsworth, and Micol Hebron. These three artists, whose work is featured the exhibition Looking Forward, Looking Back, will engage in a socially relevant, creative conversation as they reflect on their own work, pioneering women artists, gender equality, and opportunity in the arts.  The conversation will be moderated by exhibition curator Merry Scully. Image: Micol Hebron

ART MIAMI: LISA SETTE GALLERY, WYNWOOD ARTS DISTRICT, MIAMI, FLORIDA

December 1–6, 2015

For Art Miami this year, the Lisa Sette Gallery will present two of Angela Ellsworth's drawings from her Volume series and a new sculptural piece called They Long to Be, 2015 that consists of two bonnets merging into one.

25TH INTERNATIONAL SCULPTURE CONFERENCE: NEW FRONTIERS IN SCULPTURE

DESIRE LINES: WOMEN WALKING AS MAKING

Friday November 6, 2015 2pm - 5pm

Join local artists Angela Ellsworth, Adriene Jenik and Heather Lineberry on a contemplative walk from the Museum of Walking to artist Jody Pinto’s Papago Park City Boundary Project. Upon arrival, share observations of the group walk and information about women artists who have used walking as a means to create political, poetic, and environmental works. For more information on this participatory walking tour and the wider conference click here. 

25TH INTERNATIONAL SCULPTURE CONFERENCE: NEW FRONTIERS IN SCULPTURE

OUTWARDLY MOBILE: WANDERLUST AND PHYSICAL MOBILITY IN CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURAL PRACTICE

Friday November 6, 2015 10am - 11.15am

Panel discussion with Angela Ellsworth, Steve Rossi and Richard Saxton, moderated by Emily Puthoff. Bringing together artists who incorporate aspects of wanderlust and physical mobility in their creative process, this panel will discuss the specific strategies and experiences of artists who situate their works in a nomadic context. For more information on this discussion and artist bioraphy's click here.

LOOKING FORWARD LOOKING BACK, NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART, SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

September 11, 2015 - January 17, 2016

This exhibition looks back at historic works by significant women artists in the Museum of Art Collection while looking forward at new projects by contemporary feminist artists. Artists include Ana Mendieta, Eleanor Antin, Eva Hesse, Louise Bourgeois, Juane Quick-to-See-Smith, Beatrice Wood, Micol Hebron, Angela Ellsworth and Ligia Bouton.

STARTING FROM SCRATCH: ARTIST TALKS, HANDWERKER GALLERY, ITHACA COLLEGE, NEW YORK  

Thursday September 3, 2015, 6 pm

Angela Ellsworth is a multidisciplinary artist traversing disciplines of drawing, sculpture, installation, video, and performance, interested in art merging with everyday life and public and private experiences colliding in unexpected spaces. Exploring the inherent queerness embedded in early Mormon polygamy, her work in STARTING FROM SCRATCH engages contemporary notions of non-heteronormativity and reimagines a community of women pioneering an alternative history.

STARTING FROM SCRATCH, HANDWERKER GALLERY, ITHACA COLLEGE, NEW YORK  

August 24–September 25, 2015

Inspired by Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s utopian novel, Herland (1915), the artists in this exhibition share this radical impulse, of throwing everything out and starting over in pursuit of a new social order built on equanimity and a preemptive resourcefulness, rewriting history to include the lost stories, artifacts, and initiatives of invented feminist societies. Featuring work by Elisheva Biernoff; Angela Ellsworth; Robyn Love; Tara Mateik, Sophie Mörner; Rebecca Purcell; J. Morgan Puett, & Jeffrey Jenkins of Mildred's Lane; and Amanda Wojick. 

ITALY WORKSHOP 2015 TOPOGRAPHY OF MEMORY

May 18 – 25, 2015

Tenuta di Spannocchia, Siena, Italy

Topography of Memory is an eight-day workshop focusing on Writing, Walking and Drawing led by artist Angela Ellsworth (www.aellsworth.com) and writer Tania Katan (www.taniakatan.com) at the celebrated organic agricultural estate Tenuta di Spannocchia just south of Siena, Italy. Workshop participants explore personal and cultural histories by navigating the possibilities of line. Moving pencil across a piece of paper, inscribing text in a notebook, and walking lines in the landscape.

WOMEN EXPERIMENTAL FILM, SHED SPACE, BROOKLYN ART EXCHANGE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

 March 8, 2015, 7pm

 Screening of Kicking Up Dust

E.s.p. tv Live taping at Arizona state university Art Museum

February 20, 2015

Performances by: Adriene Jenik, Rachel Bowditch, Body of Light, with directed performance by Angela Ellsworth

30TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION, LISA SETTE GALLERY, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

March 10 - 28, 2015

Art matters foundation 2014 grantee, new york, new york

December 11, 2014

museum of walking, in residence with scottsdale public art, scottsdale, arizona

November 2014 - June 2015

For programing, see www.museumofwalking.org

Livery Studio Space | 3125 N Brown Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 85251

joseph gross gallery, university of arizona, tucson, arizona

February 3 - April 10, 2015

1031 N Olive Road, room 108 | Tucson, AZ 85721

Art miami, Lisa sETTE gallery, miami, florida

December 4 - 7, 2014

the gift: selections from the armstrong - prior archive, ASU ART MUSEUM, TEMPE, ARIZONA

December 2 - June 20, 2014

51 E 10th Street | Tempe, AZ 85281

State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now, Crystal Bridges, Bentonville, Arkansas

September 13, 2014 - January 19, 2015

600 Museum Way | Bentonville AR, 72712

Action / Interaction, State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now, Crystal Bridges 

Durational performance, Stand Back

October 11, 2014, 8 - 11pm

600 Museum Way | Bentonville AR, 72712

Linear Thinking, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, Arizona

May 24- August 24. 2014

7374 East Second Street | Scottsdale, Arizona

Summer Group Exhibition, Lisa Sette Gallery, Phoenix, Arizona

June 14 - October 2014

210 E. Catalina Drive | Phoenix AZ 85012 

Plural and Partial: Tracing the Intergenerational Self

March 28 - May 1, 2014

Rio Grande Gallery, Salt Lake City, Utah

Museum of Walking

April 29th, 2014 - ongoing

Office of Angela Ellsworth, Tower A 206, Tempe, Arizona
Soft opening on April 29th, 2014 from 6-9pm.

Strange Bedfellows: Collaborative Practice in Queer Art

March 17 - April 11, 2014

Handwerker Gallery, Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York

Soundproofed Laboratory: how to listen and maybe even hear

January 28 - 31, 2014

SMoCA Lounge, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Scottsdale, Arizona
 

Promiscuous Code / Plural Wife Project

January 26 - February 28, 2014

Julius Caesar Gallery, Chicago.  Two-person show with ATOM-r (Mark Jeffrey and Judd Morrissey)

strange bedfellows: Collaborative practice in queer art

January 16 - February 22, 2014

A + D Gallery, Columbia College, Chicago.  Curated by Amy Cancelmo.
 

Volume

January 2 - February 1, 2014

Lisa Sette Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona (Solo Exhibition).  Works by Julianne Swartz on view in the adjacent gallery.

Phoenix Art Museum

through March 2014

Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona.  Group of Seer Bonnets on display as part of the Permanent Collection Exhibition.

 

In God We Trust: The Religious Mosaic in America

September 6 - November 10, 2013

Zacheta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw, Poland - Artists in this exhibition include Edgar Arceneaux, Huma Bhabba, Christian Jankowski, David LaChapelle, Gianni Motti, Pepon Osorio, Paul Pfeiffer, Martha Rosler, Andres Serrano, Kim Sooja, Jim Shaw, Fred Tomaselli, Robert The, Bill Viola and more . . .

Summer Show

June 6 - September, 2013

Lisa Sette Gallery, Scottsdale, Arizona

Material Transformations

September 2013 - January 5, 2014

Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, Montgomery, Alabama - Traveling exhibition including artists Allison Foshee, Johnston Foster, Kirsten Hassenfeld, Rune Olsen, Lucrecia Troncoso, and Paul Villinski.