coming soon…
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Solo exhibitions in Seoul, Korea
(2012) and Cleveland, OH (2013)
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Public commission in New York, NY
(2013)
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New publications (summer/fall
2012)
Recent Public Commissions
Permanent artwork commissioned for Roosevelt Station,
Seattle Sound Transit, Seattle, Washington. In Progress.
Vector
HH, permanent public sculpture for the W. Hobby Airport,
Houston, TX, commissioned by the City of Houston.
Recent Awards
Barnett and
Annalee Newman Foundation Award/Grant, 2011
Guggenheim Fellowship, 2010
Recent and Current ExHibitions
Maryland Art Place
Baltimore, Maryland
April 20 – June 11, 2011
An exhibition of works by contemporary artists
exploring the boundaries between painting and sculpture. Artists include Ann
Agee, Stuart Arends, Luca Buvoli, Greg Colson, Ken Fandell, Charles Goldman,
Greg Lamarche, Matthew McCaslin, Cordy Ryman and Rebecca Smith.
Buvoli–Havel–Hillerova–Schnell:
Small Sculpture
Devin Borden Hiram Butler Gallery
Houston, Texas
September 11 – October 5, 2010
This show explored relationships between works sharing
intimate scale that nonetheless confer a sense of the monumental.
CCA Andratx
Mallorca, Spain
July 24 – October 24, 2010
Group
exhibition curated by Barry Schwabsky and Carol Szymanski
"First
thought, best thought," counseled the poet Allen Ginsberg. But if the
first thought is immediate certainty and purity of heart, and the second
thought is the fall into self-consciousness, ambivalence, equivocation, and
duplicity, then what is the third thought? The exhibition Third Thoughts considered works that use writing and language in
ways that go beyond the univocal and the ambiguous to broach this third state
of thought.
Among the artists included were Mel
Bochner, Luca Buvoli, Tony Cragg, Tsibi Geva, Monique Prieto, Kirstine
Roepstorff, Suzanne McClelland, Jack Pierson, Allen Ruppersberg, and Nedko
Solakov.
Deutsche Guggenheim
Berlin, Germany
January 23 – November, 2010
Curated by Vivien Greene, Curator of 19th and Early
20th-Century Art, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
Utopia
Matters allows for dialogues between nine movements spanning
130 years from Europe and the United States so that historical movements and
avant-gardes with like aims of collectivity and idealism, normally separated by
national and chronological divisions, are seen alongside each other. The
presentation concluded in the early 1930s, when the ascendancy of fascism
brought about the close of the Bauhaus in Berlin in 1933 and Stalinism reframed
Russian Constructivist projects in the Soviet Union.
Utopia Matters
included temporal interventions by contemporary artists—banners and
façade installation as well as an editioned multiple by Luca Buvoli and a new
version of the RMB City internet-based project by Cao Fei—which signal
the endurance of utopian themes today.
Recent
and Current Lectures/Symposia
My Contemporary Italian Art
Lake Erie College, Cleveland, Ohio
April 15, 2011
Conservators and Living Artists:
Pragmatic questions and conceptual approaches: An Ongoing
Dialogue
Conservators Collaborating with Artists
and Art Historians
Institute of Fine Arts, New York
University, New York City
College Arts Association Conference 2011