Beyond the Surface @ Westbeth Gallery
December 12, 2023
Daniel G. Hill, Cube (after Winsor), 33×33×33× in.
Beyond the Surface: Constructing Destruction
Curated by Vida Geranmayeh
Westbeth Gallery, NYC, January 5–25, 2014
Featured artists:
Gail Biederman, Lily de Bont, Daniel G. Hill, Kathleen Kucka, Steven Millar, Gelah Penn, David Rhodes, Mary Schiliro, Howard Schwartzberg, Jan Maarten Voskuil
Beyond the Surface: Constructing Destruction navigates the nuanced space between creation and disruption, with a focus on transformative techniques and the integral role of materials in the creative process. The exhibition re-contextualizes the traditional mediums of painting and sculpture, as each artist explores the dynamic interplay of contrasting transformations. In an era marked by global challenges, the exhibition positions art as a platform for dialogue and positive change. It confronts self-censorship, extends the reach of artistic expression, and encourages viewers to investigate uncharted territories. By reexamining the familiar, these artists discover new paths within established genres, inspiring viewers to question and reconsider prevailing artistic notions. The exhibition underscores the importance of mastery of craft in achieving innovation, often leading to an expansion of artistic boundaries.
CENTURY. idea bauhaus @ Museum Wilhelm Morgner
June 25, 2023
Vertical Weave 3, verso and recto
CENTURY. idea bauhaus— a drj art project with 100+6 international positions; Museum Wilhelm Morgner, Soest, Germany
from the Schroth collection
Stiftung Konzeptuelle Kunst
25 June to 27 August
ON BALANCE @ Art Cake
April 30, 2023
Daniel G. Hill, Self-Obstructing Linkage, 2022, MDF, polypropylene webbing, zinc alloy buckles, 62 x 91.5 x 176.5 cm
ON BALANCE—New Work by American Abstract Artists
Curated by Mary Birmingham
Art Cake in Brooklyn, April 15–May 14, 2023
Featured Artists:
Alice Adams, Liz Ainslie, Steven Alexander, Emily Berger, Jeffrey Bishop, Susan Bonfils, Marvin Brown, Jacob Cartwright, James Clark, Gabriele Evertz, Laurie Fendrich, Joanne Freeman, Cris Gianakos, Gary Golkin, Gail Gregg, James Gross, Lynne Harlow, Carl E. Hazlewood, Mara Held, Pinkney Herbert, Daniel G. Hill, Gilbert Hsiao, Rhia Hurt, Julian Jackson, James Juszczyk, Cecily Kahn, Marthe Keller, Iona Kleinhaut, Victor Kord, Jane Logemann, Stephen Maine, Nancy Manter, Joanne Mattera, Creighton Michael, Manfred Mohr, Judith Murray, Lisa Nanni, Jim Osman, Rob de Oude, John Phillips, Corey Postiglione, Lucio Pozzi, Raquel Rabinovich, Ce Roser, Irene Rousseau, Cordy Ryman, Lorenza Sannai, Karen Schifano, Mary Schiliro, Claire Seidl, Edward Shalala, Susan Smith, Melissa Staiger, Li Trincere, Kim Uchiyama, Don Voisine, Stephen Westfall, Jeanne Wilkinson, Mark Williams, Thornton Willis, Patricia Zarate, Nola Zirin
| Tags: American Abstract Artists, Art Cake, ON BALANCE, Self-Obstructing Linkage
Essay: Harmony and Contrast
May 17, 2022
#9802, 1998, acrylic on canvas, 15 × 15 in
Harmony and Contrast—Chromatic Painting at the Turn of the Century
by Jacob Cartwright
Published by American Abstract Artists to accompany the exhibition
HARMONY AND CONTRAST: Chromatic Painting at the Turn of the Century
presented by TRANSMITTER, Brooklyn, NY, May 14–June 19, 2022
Featuring works by:
Siri Berg, Gabriele Evertz, Daniel G. Hill, and Vincent Longo
Exhibition curated by Jacob Cartwright and Rob de Oude
Harmony and Contrast @ TRANSMITTER/
May 11, 2022
#9407, 1994, acrylic on canvas, 72×44 in
I’m very pleased to announce my inclusion in this thoughtfully curated exhibition at Transmitter in Bushwick and that my work will be seen in the context of such wonderful artists: Siri Berg, Vincent Longo, and Gabriele Evertz.
Harmony and Contrast: Chromatic Painting at the Turn of the Century
Curated by Jacob Cartwright and Rob de Oude
Transmitter
MAY 14 – JUNE 19, 2022
Opening Reception: May 14, 3-6 PM
1329 Willoughby Ave. 2A, Brooklyn, NY
Parallel Play in Raggedy Ann’s Foot
October 15, 2021
Trilogy: Hill, Schiliro, Zarate. Cuts of various kinds, from literal shaping of the edge or reshaping interior to the abrupt color transitions in a drawing.
Parallel Play featured in Raggedy Ann’s Foot, a blog written by artist Elisabeth Condon
October 15, 2021
Parallel Play @ John Molloy Gallery
September 25, 2021
Double Fall (detail), 22 x 17 x 2.5 in. (56 x 43 x 6.5 cm.), cotton, starch, map tacks, 2019
Parallel Play
John Molloy Gallery
New York, NY
September 25 – October 30
Jacob Cartwright, Daniel G. Hill, Mary Schiliro, Patricia Zarate
Uncharted: American Abstraction in the Information Age @ Hofstra Univ. Art Museum
January 8, 2020
Uncharted: American Abstraction in the Information Age
James O. Clark, John Goodyear, Lynne Harlow, Daniel G. Hill, Gilbert Hsiao, Irene Rousseau, James Seawright, Patricia Zarate
Curated by Karen T. Albert, Acting Director and Chief Curator
Hofstra University Museum of Art, Hempstead, NY
January 28 – June 19, 2020
Preview and Artist Reception:
Sunday, January 26, 2020, 2–5 pm
RSVP to 516-463-5672. Advance registration is recommended.
Admission is free; light refreshments will be served.
Roundtable discussion: Shock of the New
Tuesday, March 24, 2020, 4:30-6pm
Christiane Paul, author of Digital Art, will be joining a group of presenters from various academic disciplines who will address a variety of issues related to the exhibition themes.
AAA: Digital Prints 2012 – 2019
January 3, 2020
American Abstract Artists: Digital Prints, 2012 – 2019
75th Anniversary Print Portfolio & 2019 Monoprint Portfolio
January 3 – February 9, 2020
Transmitter
1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2A, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Saturday and Sunday 1pm-6pm or by appointment
Transmitter is pleased to inaugurate the New Year with an exhibition devoted to two print portfolios published by American Abstract Artists—75th Anniversary Print Portfolio and 2019 Monoprint Portfolio.
In 2012, in a meaningful shift, AAA chose to embrace digital printing for the 75th Anniversary Print Portfolio. All prior print portfolios had been produced using various forms of lithography. This shift in printing technology represented a conscious decision to situate the portfolio, and the group, squarely within the 21st century. The 2019 Monoprint Portfoliowas created to complement the 75th Anniversary Print Portfolio and allows for a print exhibition that surveys the work of the group’s current members.
Following the exhibition at Transmitter, American Abstract Artists: Digital Prints, 2012 – 2019 will travel to the Gallery at the Visual and Performing Arts Center at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT in October, 2020, and Herron School of Art + Architecture in Indianapolis, IN in January, 2021.
#01–Biennale of Reductive and Non-Objective Art–Sydney
October 19, 2019
#01–Biennale of Reductive and Non-Objective Art–Sidney
curated by Dr. Billy Gruner
Stores Building
Parramatta, NSW, Australia
October 19 – December 22, 2019
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- Fallen Painting
biennale internationale d’art non objectif
September 14, 2019
biennale internationale d’art non objectif de la ville de Pont de Claix
curated by Roland Orépük
Forward as before…
En avant comme avant …
de 14 septembre à 16 novembre
Les Moulins de Villancourt, 83 cours Saint-André
Le Pont-De-Claix, Rhone-Alpes, France
Ivan Belov (ru) / John Bunker (uk) / Stu Burke (uk) / Philippe Chitarrini (fr) / Vincent De Monpezat (fr) / Elena Dombrowska (au) / Robert Dunne (ie) / John Francis ( ca/fr) / Daniel G. Hill (us) / Alexandr Golinsky (ru) / Bastien Joussaume (fr) / AnnekeKlein Kranenberg (ni) / Denis Malbos (fr) / Aslihan Mumcu (tr) / Heather Scheehan (us/de) / Sonita Singwi (us) / Jessica Snow (us) / Serhiy Popov (au)
CENTURY. idee bauhaus @ POSITIONS Berlin art fair
September 12, 2019
Vertical Weave 3 (recto and verso), 21 x 29.7 cm
Strathmore 500 bristol and Fabriano Tiziano paper, 2018
drj art projects presents CENTURY. idee bauhaus as thematic special exhibition at POSITIONS Berlin art fair.
An outstanding highlight of this year’s Berlin Art Week is the second edition of CENTURY. idee bauhaus, the drj art projects contribution to the official program of 100 Years Bauhaus, in Hangar 4 of Tempelhof Airport, at the POSITIONS Berlin art fair. There, it will be shown as a special thematic exhibition in section E02.
After a two-year preparatory phase, 100 international artists from the minimal-conceptual field of contemporary art were invited by a curatorial team to a personal reflection on the influence of the Bauhaus in their work on a DIN A4 sheet. The result is an enormous diversity of content in works of art created specifically for 100 years of Bauhaus, which impressively illustrate the topicality and impact of the most important German art school of the 20th century, from personal closeness to critical distance.
Het is Zomer @ Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
July 11, 2019
Black White Weave—St. John Chrysostom, 27.5 x 27.5 x 3.5 cm, dyed and natural cotton over wood, 2015
Pleased to be exhibiting again at the Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery in Brussels, July 11 through September 14, 2019.
145, rue Washington
1050 Bruxelles
+32 (0)478 84 89 81
Call for hours.
http://www.mathildehatzenberger.eu/
With: Manon BARA, Paolo BONI, Pierre DESSONS, Madora FREY, Rachael GORCHOV, Daniel G.HILL, Roxanne JACKSON, Robin KANG, Estelle LAGARDE, Paul MACIEJOWSKI, Richard MEITNER, Eric RAMOS GUERRERO, Mary SCHILIRO, Yoshie SUGITO and Cuchi WHITE
Be Absolutely Concrete @ hase29, Osnabrück, Germany
May 7, 2019
I’m please to be exhibiting again with the Drawing Collective and six guests at hase29 in Osnabrück, Germany.
BE ABSOLUTELY CONCRETE—Drawing Worlds—Welten zeichnen
22. Juni – 3. August 2019
For more information, see the hase29 web site.
CENTURY. idee bauhaus at dr. julius | ap
April 29, 2019
I’m very pleased to have been invited to participate in this exhibition of 100 international artists in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus.
CENTURY. Idee bauhaus
a drj project with 100 international artists
Opening Sunday, April 28, 2019, 11:30 am – 6 pm
Exhibition through June 23, 2019
Thursday–Saturday 3–7 pm and by appointment
dr. julius | ap
Leberstrasse 60
D–10829 Berlin
For more info, go to drj-art-projects.com
Vertical Weave 1, verso and recto
Solo Exhibition @ Abstract Project, Paris
March 4, 2019
Rope, Rod, Rag
I’m please to announce that I’ll be having a one-person exhibition at Abstract Project in Paris, France. Please join me for the opening reception on Wednesday, March 20, 6–9 pm.
exposition: 21–30 mars 2019
vernissage: 20 mars de 18h à 21h
ouvert du mercredi á samedi de 14h à 19h
adresse: 5, rue des immeubles industriels
75011, paris, france
métro: Nation
Falling into Place @ ODETTA
December 30, 2018
Dishtowel Fold v.2,, 94.5 x 49 x 26 inches (240 x 124 x 66 cm), 2018
I’m pleased to be exhibiting at ODETTA in Falling into Place, a three-person exhibition with Mary SCHILIRO and Norma MARQUEZ OROZCO, 1–24 February, 2019.
There will be a reception at the gallery on Sunday, 3 February, 2–4 pm.
229 Cook Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
I hope to see you there.
The opening reception will be on Friday, 1 February, 6–8 pm, however, I will not be in attendance as I will be in Portland, Maine for the opening of Drawing Now at ICA MECA.
Drawing Now @ ICA MECA
December 30, 2018
Black White Weave 1, recto and verso, 13 x 13 inches, 2018
As a member of The Drawing Collective, my work will be included in Drawing Now, co-curated by Bruce Brown and Munira Naqui at the Institute of Contemporary Art at the Maine College of Art, Portland, Maine.
17 January – 8 March, 2019
Two works from the Black White Weave series of double-sided paper weavings will be included.
I will be attending the opening reception on Friday, 1 February, 5-8 pm. I hope to see you there.
NY Abstract Now @ Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
December 30, 2018
Black Fishnet, 2018, 65 x 48 x 6 in.
I’m pleased to have my work included in NY Abstract Now at the Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, 10 January – 9 February.
Please join me at the vernissage: 10 January, 6-8 pm.
145, rue Washington, 1050 Bruxelles
For those unable to come to the vernissage on Thursday, I will also be at the gallery in the afternoon of Saturday, 12 January. Please let me know if you will join me.
The exhibition includes work by Timothy ATTICUS, Madora FREY, Rachael GORCHOV, Robin KANG, Mary SCHILIRO and Marc Van CAUWENBERGH.
Upcoming Exhibitions—winter/spring 2019
November 20, 2018
Black White Weave 1 (recto and verso)
13 x 13 inches (33 x 33 cms), Strathmore and Fabriano papers, 2018
NY Abstract Now at Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, Brussels, Belgium, 10 January – 9 February
Falling into Place at ODETTA, Brooklyn, New York, 1 – 24 February
Drawing Now at Institute of Contemporary Art at MECA, Portland, Maine, 17 January – 8 March
Rope, Rod, Rag (solo exhibition) at Abstract Project, Paris, France, 20–30 March
CENTURY. idee bauhaus at dr. julius | ap, Berlin, Germany, 28 April – 23 June
| Tags: dr. julius, dr. julius | ap, ICA, ICA at MECA, Mathilde Hatzenberger, Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery, MECA
Dessin en volume pour Agathe
April 10, 2018
photo: Daniel G. Hill
LOOK&LISTEN à la Voute
Saint-Chamas, France
5 – 31 mai, 2018
Vernissage le 5 Mai à La voûte Revellotti, rue de la Fraternité, à Saint-Chamas, à 18h.
Ouverture mercredi et samedi de 10h à 18h
www.lookelisten.net
06 80 45 03 32
Dessin en volume pour Agathe
Avec Karine Debouzie, Daniel G. Hill, Izabela Kowalczyk, Lydia Rump.
Entre la peinture et la sculpture, dessin en volume, c’est une rencontre de différents languages artistiques qui mettent en valeur l’esthétique de la ligne hors du papier, dans l’espace, in situ.
Soirée de vernissage sera accompagné par un concert de ‘Tea for Three’. Ce trio vous fear voyager dans le monde du jazz, s’inspirant du swing d’Ella Fitzgerald et Louis Armstrong, de la délicatesse de Chet Baker, de la subtilité de Bill Evans et de la modernité de Brad Mehldau.
Chant – Julie Meola
Piano – Nina Gat
Contrebasse – Nicolas Fleury
Ce projet s’inscrit dans le parcours du Printemps de l’Art Contemporain.
Grounds for Optimism @ Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
January 3, 2018
Black Widow (detail)
polyester cord and stainless steel,
72×60 inches, 2018
Grounds for Optimism
curated by Ivo Ringe
11–28 February, 2018
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens
Near Gulval, Penzance, Cornwall, UK
Participating artists:
Tim ALLEN (UK), Steven BARIS (US), Alain BILTEREYST (BE), Joaquim CHANCHO (ES), Mark FRANCIS (UK), Alison HALL (US), Daniel G. HILL (US), Riki MIJLING (NL), Jan van der PLOEG (NL), Ivo RINGE (DE), Rolf ROSE (DE), Regine SCHUMANN (DE), Don VOISINE (US)
| Tags: Ivo Ringe
Surface & Substance @ The Painting Center
December 23, 2017
Surface & Substance @ The Painting Center
547 West 27th Street, Suite 500, N.Y., N.Y. 10001
212-343-1060
Curated by Hester Simpson
January 2–27, 2018
Reception: Thursday, Jan. 11, 6–8 pm
Artists:
Paul Behnke, Elisa D’Arrigo, Shane Drinkwater, Daniel G. Hill, Elizabeth Knowles, Mario Naves, Carol Salmanson, Mary Schiliro, Jane Schiowitz. Hester Simpson
Objectify @ Trestle Gallery
September 10, 2017
Robert Burnier, Sonĝo Pavimo (di Giovanni / Lorenzetti), 2017, Acrylic on aluminum, 16 x 10 x 7 in.
Curated by Daniel G. Hill and Mary Schiliro
Trestle Gallery
850 3rd Avenue (btw 30th and 31st Streets), Suite 411
Brooklyn, NY 11232
22 September – 4 November, 2017
Gallery Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, 1:30-6:30 pm
Reception: Friday, 22 September, 7–9 pm
Conversation with participating artists: Tuesday, 10 October, 7–8 pm
Objectify, a group exhibition of international artists, presents work that defies categorization and moves in a space between painting and sculpture, image and object. Objects engage the corners of the gallery, unroll onto the floor and slide under the walls. Color palettes range from the austerely achromatic to the playful and intensely polychromed. Painted works are shaped, creased, folded, and formed.
Much of the work is influenced by painting yet emphasizes its objecthood by using methods of presentation that reduce its spatial and pictorial implications. Some works can be viewed as sculpture that has moved to the wall or as painting that has moved to the floor, though, at times, these boundaries have been transgressed more than once before settling into place.
Many of the artists share an interest in process and materiality. Others are involved in the disembodiment and deconstruction of painting. The physicalization of ideas in real space subverts held assumptions and habits of viewing. One’s understanding of the work as an object in the world and the attendant categories is thrown into question.
Artists:
Richard van der Aa (NZ, FR), Robert Burnier (US), Iemke van Dijk (NL), Daniel G. Hill (US), Emma Langridge (AU), Laura Nillni (AR, FR), Jim Osman (US), Mary Schiliro (US), Bogumila Strojna (PL, FR), Guido Winkler (NL), Patricia Zarate (US)
| Tags: Bogumila Strojna, Emma Langridge, Guido Winkler, Iemke van Dijk, Jim Osman, Laura Nillni, Mary Schiliro, objectify, Patricia Zarate, Richard van der Aa, Robert Burnier, Trestle Gallery
Raakvlakken—Beelden in Leiden
May 12, 2017
Raakvlakken—Beelden in Leiden
May 18 – August 6, 2017
Various locations in downtown Leiden, NL
Raakvlakken is a multi-venue sculpture exhibition sponsored by Beelden in Leiden (BIL). It is part of a nation-wide celebration—Mondrian to Dutch Design—of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the De Stijl movement and the publication of the magazine of the same name by Theo van Doesburg who was living in Leiden at the time. Along with 16 other international artists, I have been invited by curators Iemke van Dijk and Guido Winkler of IS Projects to exhibit in the Achmea Gebouw.
reception: Thursday, May 18 beginning at 14h45 in the Achmea Gebouw, Dellaertweg 1
Exhibiting Artists:
Iris Bouwmeester-nl, Gerard Caris-nl, Henk Delabie-be, Edgar Diehl-de, Daniel G. Hill-us, Peter Holm-dk, Krijn de Koning-nl, Andrew Leslie-aus, Riki Mijling-nl, Brigitte Parusel-uk, Paul Raguenes-fr, Richard Roth-us, Rubins J. Spaans-nl, Mary Schiliro-us, Tilman-it, Jan Maarten Voskuil-nl, Thomas Wildner-nl
Other locations of the exhibition are Hooglandse Kerkgracht and the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC). For More information…
Spider Painting, 2016 (left) with a work by Richard Roth
Diagonal Slice II, 2014–2015 (right) with a work by Edgar Diehl
| Tags: Andrew Leslie, Brigitte Parusel, De Stijl, Edgar Diehl, exhibition, Gerard Caris, Guido Winkler, Henk Delabie, Iemke van Dijk, Iris Bouwmeester, IS Projects, Jan Maarten Voskuil, Krijn de Koning, Leiden, Mary Schiliro, Paul Raguenes, Peter Holm, Richard Roth, Riki Mijling, Rubins J. Spaans, Thomas Wildner, Tilman
Intercontinental Line @ Galerie Abstract Project
May 10, 2017
An international exhibition of artists from Europe and North America taking place at Galerie Abstract Project in Paris, 11–20 May, 2017.
5, rue des Immeubles Industriels, 75011, Paris (metro Nation)
vernissage: mercredi 10 mai de 18h à 21h
ourvert du mercredi au samedi de 14h à 19h
finissage: samedi 20 mai de 16h à 19h
Exhibiting Artists:
Delnau (FR), Emily Berger (US), Yifat Gat (IL), Daniel G. Hill (US), Creighton Michael (US), Munira Naqui (US), Shawn Stipling (UK), Bogumila Strojna (FR/PL), Anna Szprynger (PL), Tenesh Webber (CA)
curated by B. Strojna and D. Hill
At a time when exchanges are frequent and distances and differences are abolished or, on the contrary, tend to be exacerbated, I wanted to organize an exhibition bringing together artists from all over the world.
This exhibition is the first in a series in which European artists will exhibit with artists from different continents. Each time, as co-curator of the exhibition, I will work with an artist of the corresponding continent. The first edition of Intercontinental Line presents the work of artists from Europe and North America and has been developed and realized in collaboration with New York artist Daniel G. Hill.
As a creative support and graphic element present in each field of plastic creation, line has been chosen to serve as a common denominator. Though initially associated with drawing, its use is currently available in all fields of the plastic arts—painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, installation—crossing all currents of abstract art. Our choice of works tends to show that.
The purpose of this exhibition is to question the use of line—in its differences and similarities—according to the continents, with their cultural, geopolitical, and historical specificities. Because we ask this question, the subtitle of the exhibition is reflection in progress. The answer may or may not be given and only at the end of the series of Intercontinental Line exhibitions.
B. Strojna
English translation by D. Hill
Daniel G. Hill, Bridging the Distance
polyester cord, PVC rod, and stainless steel (cordon de polyester, tige de PVC et acier inoxydable)
104 x 250 x 60 cm
2017
| Tags: Abstract Project, Anna Szprynger, Bogumila Strojna, Creighton Michael, Delnau, Emily Berger, Munira Naqui, Shawn Stipling, Tenesh Webber, yifat gat
Carrément 4 Preview in Art Absolument
March 17, 2017
CARREMENT 4,
L’ELEMENTAIRE EST LE DIVERS …
by Delphine Alexandre
Published in Art Absolument
March 17, 2017
Numéro 76 Mars/Avril 2017
I’m very pleased to have my work featured alongside that of Milija Belic, Atsushi Kobayashi, and Bogumila Strojna in this article in Art Absolument.
| Tags: Atsushi Kobayashi, Bogumila Strojna, carrément, Milija Belic
CARRÉMENT 4 @ Espace Christiane Peugeot
March 14, 2017
Spider Painting, stainless steel wire, 36 x 30 x 3 inches (91.5 x 76 x 7.5 cm.), 2016
I’ve been invited to participate in CARRÉMENT 4, an annual collective exhibition of non-objective art at Espace Christiane Peugeot, 62 avenue de la Grande Armée, 75017 Paris
18 April – 1 May, 2017
vernissage: 20 avril de 18h à 21h
Exhibiting artists:
David Apikian, Chantal Atelin, Françoise Aubry, Milija Belic, Roger Bensasson, Joël Besse, Charles Bezie, Jean-Luc Bruckert, John Carter, Michel Clolus, Raphaël Durans, Olivier Fouchard, Antonio Garcia Leon, Daniel G. Hill, Ingrid Hornef, Atsushi Kobayashi, Rupert Mair, Elissa Marchal, Marilyn Chapin Massey, Roland Orepuk, Loredana Rancatore, Claudine Sallenave, Jocelyne Santos, Jun Sato, Szasz Janos Saxon, Werner Stemans, Bogumila Strojna, Daniel Tostivint, Jacques Weyer
| Tags: Atsushi Kobayashi, Bogumila Strojna, carrément, Charles Bezie, Jocelyne Santos, Marilyn Chapin Massey, Milija Belic, Roland Orepuk
The Drawing Collective in Paris and Sydney
March 14, 2017
As a member of the Drawing Collective, I’ll be participating in exhibitions at Galerie Olivier Nouvellet, Paris, March 24–26, 2017 and at Articulate Upstairs, Leichhardt, NSW, Australia; April 11 – May 1.
The Drawing Collective is an international community of artists who draw as part of their individual practice and are concerned with establishing connections among artists across borders and cultural divides.
Paris catalogue: view online
Sydney catalogue: view online
Exhibiting artists:
Richard van der Aa (guest, Paris), Wahida Azhari, Christine Boiry, Anne Brochot, Marilyn Chapin Massey, LIz Davidson, Clint Fulkerson, André Geertse, Ellen Golden, Barbara Halnan, Daniel G. Hill, Erdem Kucuk-Koroglu, Emma Langridge, Danielle Lescot, Munira Naqui, Michael Perlbach, Tineke Porck, Margaret Roberts, Diane Scott, Jamel Sghaier, Gary Shaw (guest, Sydney), Sam Still, Bogumila Strojna, Trương Thành, Wilma Vissers
| Tags: André Geertse, Anne Brochot, Barbara Halnan, Bogumila Strojna, Christine Boiry, Clint Fulkerson, Danielle Lescot, Diane Scott, Drawing Collective, Ellen Golden, Emma Langridge, Erdem Kucuk-Koroglu, Gary Shaw, Jamel Sghaier, Liz Davidson, Margaret Roberts, Marilyn Chapin Massey, Michael Perlbach, Munira Naqui, Richard van der Aa, Sam Still, Tineke Porck, Truong Thành, Wahida Azhari, Wilma Vissers
RCM Galerie @ Salon Zürcher, NY
February 27, 2017
#9601, 1996, 48 x 36 in., acrylic, on canvas
I’ll be exhibiting with RCM Galerie from Paris at Salon Zürcher, NY, February 27 – March 5.
Participating galleries:
AMP Gallery, Provincetown
Demon’s Mouth, Oslo
Mathilde Hatzenberger, Bruxelles
Inna Contemporary Art Space, Hangzhou, China
RCM Gallery, Paris
Galerie Vincenz Sala, Paris-Berlin
Exhibition review in the Murray Ledger & Times
February 8, 2017
Artist presents work to community, with an original made for the occasion
Posted: Wednesday, February 8, 2017 7:00 am
By DEBBIE BATTEIGER • dbatteiger@murrayledger.com
New York artist Daniel G. Hill has brought many interesting pieces to show in his “Connections & Correspondences” exhibit, currently on display at the Mary Ed Mecoy Hall Gallery at Murray State University.
One piece, called “Here We Go,” is fascinating for a number of reasons, but one stands out. He made the piece especially to show at MSU.
Download: PDF
Solo Exhibition @ Murray State University
January 20, 2017
Here We Go, 2016
Connections and Correspondences
Mary Ed Mecoy Hall Gallery
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky
January 20 – March 2, 2017
Richard van der Aa—”present tense” at Le Pavé D’Orsay
January 8, 2017
The work of Richard van der Aa is on exhibit at Le Pavé D’Orsay in Paris through January 17, 2017. Accompanying the exhibition is a catalogue of van der Aa’s work for which I wrote an essay You can see the catalogue online or view/download a pdf of the essay.
The essay has been cited by Amarie Bergman in Whitehot Magazine (Feb. 2017) and in a forthcoming article by Gwenaël Kerlidou.
| Tags: Amarie Bergman, Gwenaël Kerlidou, Richard van der Aa
Lightly Structured @ Sculpture Space NYC Projects, 2016
November 23, 2016
Sculpture Space NYC
Lightly Structured, curated by Patricia Zarate, at Sculpture Space NYC Projects, 47-21 35th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
2 December, 2016 – 28 January, 2017
Opening Reception: Friday, 2 December, 6 – 9 pm
Hours: Saturdays from Noon to 6PM and by Appointment
Daniel G. Hill, Harry E. Leigh, Doreen McCarthy and Liz Sweibel
Daniel G. Hill
| Tags: Doreen McCarthy, exhibition, Harry Leigh, Liz Sweibel, SSNYC
4 November, 2016 | News Digest
November 5, 2016
Closing Soon
#9504
acrylic, on canvas, 75 x 36 in., 1995
Saturday, November 5 is the final day of Chromatic Space at the Shirley Fiterman Art Center, 81 Barclay Street, New York, NY. Curated by Jonathan Lipincott, the exhibition includes work by 64 member of American Abstract Artists and eight invited guests.
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The Pattern Reveals Itself @ Claudia Weil Galerie
November 4, 2016
Diagonal Slice II, stainless steel wire, 32 x 44 x 6 cm (12.5 x 17.5 x 2.5 inches), 2014–2015
Claudia Weil Galerie
Friedberg-Rinnenthal, Deutschland
20. November bis 29. Januar 2017
Internationale Gruppenausstellung mit 30 Künstlern aus acht Ländern
International group exposition with 30 artists from eight countries
kuratiert von Ivo Ringe
Belgien: Stefan Annerel, Alain Biltereyst
England: Tim Allen, Andrew Bick, Luke Frost, Karen Foss, Alf Löhr, Terry Pope, David Rhodes, Shawn Stipling
Irland: Mark Francis
Niederlande: Riki Mijling, Dolf Verlinden, Cecilia Vissers
Spanien: Joaquim Chancho
USA: Joe Barnes, Max Cole, Heather Sheehan, Daniel G. Hill, Rebecca Smith, Don Voisine
Schweiz: Beat Zoderer
Deutschland: Britta Bogers, Edgar Diehl, Stefan Eberstadt, Rupert Eder, Michael Jäger, Ivo Ringe, Thomas Weil, Miro Zarah
| Tags: Alain Biltereyst, Alf Löhr, Andrew Bick, Beat Zoderer, Britta Bogers, Cecilia Vissers, Claudia Weil Galerie, David Rhodes, Dolf Verlinden, Don Voisine, Edgar Diehl, Heather Sheehan, Ivo Ringe, Joaquim Chancho, Joe Barnes, Karen Foss, Luke Frost, Mark Francis, Max Cole, Michael Jäger, Miro Zarah, Rebecca Smith, Riki Mijling, Rupert Eder, Shawn Stipling, Stefan Annerel, Stefan Eberstadt, Terry Pope, Thomas Weil, Tim Allen
Werner Drewes and 80 years of the American Abstract Artists
November 4, 2016
Untitled, archival inkjet print
paper size 12-3/4 x 9-3/4 in., image size 10-3/8 x 7-3/4 in.
2012, edition of 75
Werner Drewes and 80 years of the American Abstract Artists
A limited edition print portfolio honoring Werner Drewes at Washington Printmakers Gallery, 1641 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20007
2–26 November, 2016
Werner Drewes, Emily Berger, James Gross, Daniel G. Hill, Creighton Michael, Kim Uchiyama, Vera Vasek and Thornton Willis
Opening reception: Saturday, 5 November, 2–5pm
Panel Discussion: Thursday, 17 November, 6:00-8:00 pm
The Fairchild Gallery at Lauinger Library, Georgetown University, 37th & N Streets, N.W.
RSVP to: libraryassociates@georgetown.edu (or) 202-687-7446
| Tags: American Abstract Artists, Creighton Michael, Emily Berger, James Gross, Kim Uchiyama, Thornton Willis, Vera Vasek, Washington Printmakers Gallery, Werner Drewes
10 Ways @ RCM Galerie, Paris
September 13, 2016
10 Ways
curated by Lorenza Sannai
October 20 – November 21, 2016
RCM Galerie
32 rue de Lille – 75007, Paris, France
#9802, acrylic, on canvas, 15 x 15 inches (38 x 38 cm), 1998
Chromatic Space at Shirley Fiterman Art Center
September 13, 2016
#9504, acrylic, on canvas
75 x 36 in., 1995
#9504 will be included in Chromatic Space
curated by Jonathan Lippincott at the Shirley Fiterman Art Center
22 September – 5 November, 2016
81 Barclay Street, New York, NY 10007
Gallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12–6 pm
brochure (pdf)
The Black & White Project @ Gallery Transmitter
August 12, 2016
Skirt II is on exhibit at Transmitter.nyc as part of The Black & White Project, NYC.
August 12 – September 11, 2016
Organised by Look&Listen, Curated by Yifat Gat.
** Special online sale for the duration of the exhibit **
Skirt II, galvanized steel wire and music wire, 24 x 9 x 7 inches, 2014
| Tags: look & listen, transmitter, wire, yifat gat
10 Ways at dr. julius | ap in Berlin
April 23, 2016
Black White Weave—St. John Chrysostom
27.5 x 27.5 x 3.5 cm, dyed and natural cotton over wood, 2015
10 Ways, curated by Lorenza Sannai, travels to dr. julius | ap in Berlin, Germany, 28 April – 4 June, 2016
Four Person Exhibition at Galerie Victor Sfez in Paris
February 26, 2016
Galerie Victor Sfez, 19 March – 23 April, 2016
I’m very pleased to announce that I’ll be exhibiting with three other wonderful artists and good friends at Galerie Victor Sfez in Paris, 19 March – 23 April, 2016. The exhibition has been organized by artist Laura Nillni.
More information and installation photographs on the galerie’s web site.
For a translation to english of the curator’s statement, see this post on Structure and Imagery, by Paul Behnke.
| Tags: Bogumila Strojna, Galerie Victor Sfez, Jocelyne Santos, Laura Nillni, Paul Behnke, Shawn Stipling, Structure and Imagery, Victor Sfez
Passing Through at Schema Projects in Bushwick
February 26, 2016
Wheatstone Bridge 4a
cotton/polyester thread and polyester film, 10 x 10 inches, 2015
Passing Through, curated by Jeanne Heifetz, is a group show of artists who use thread, whether as dimensional line, to embody time, or to map the world’s hidden forces.
4 March – 10 April, 2016
Chris Arabadjis, Takeshi Arita, Emily Barletta, Emily Hass, Daniel G. Hill, Lorrie Fredette, Robert Lansden, Oriane Stender, Audrey Stone, August Ventimiglia, Susan Walsh, Tenesh Webber
Schema Projects
92 St. Nicholas Avenue
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY 11237
| Tags: Jeanne Heifetz, Schema Projects, thread
The Onward of Art at 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery
January 18, 2016
Wheatstone Bridge 2b and Wheatstone Bridge 5a
cotton/polyester thread and polyester film, 10 x 10 inches, 2015
The Onward of Art: American Abstract Artists 80th Anniversary Exhibition, curated by Karen Wilkin is on view at 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery, January 18 – March 25, 2016.
More info…
See more work from this series
| Tags: American Abstract Artists, circuit drawings, Karen Wilkin, The Onward of Art, thread
Visible Histories at Morris-Warren Gallery
January 18, 2016
Skirt I, galvanized steel wire and music wire, 26 x 3 x 17.5 inches, 2014
Visible Histories is an exhibition of work by members of American Abstract Artists curated by Max Weintraub and presented at the Abrons Arts Center at Henry Street Settlement and the Morris-Warren Gallery, January 27 – February 21, 2016.
More info…
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| Tags: American Abstract Artists, Max Weintraub, Morris-Warren Gallery, Skirt, Visible Histories, wire
Endless, Entire Reviewed in Hyperallergic
December 11, 2015
Wheatstone Bridge 7a, cotton/polyester thread and polyester film, 10 x 10 inches, 2015
Muddying the Circumscribed Myth of Abstraction
by Alexis Clements
“Daniel G. Hill’s ‘Wheatstone Bridge 7[a]’ (2015) at first seems to describe a simple layering of one form on the other, but soon you see not only the transparent sheets of vellum but also the thread through the surface that created the shapes. For me this realization came at the end, with the loose ends of the knot tying off the string — the artist’s hand in an otherwise pristine, almost manufactured work. It reminded me of all the times my colleagues at my day job have seemed to believe that the things that appear on the internet or in emails do so automatically, without ever being placed by a human hand, crafted each time down to the character.”
See more work from this series
| Tags: AAA, American Abstract Artists, circuit, duralar, Endless Entire, FiveMyles, mylar, polyester film, Rachel Nackman, thread, Wheatstone Bridge
10 Ways at Clement & Schneider in Bonn
September 27, 2015
Black White Weave—St. John Chrysostom
27.5 x 27.5 x 3.5 cm, dyed and natural cotton over wood, 2015
10 Ways, curated by Lorenza Sannai, travels to Clement & Schneider in Bonn, Germany, 27 September – 21 November, 2015
Summer Show Rules
June 5, 2015
Summer Show Rules
curated by Kazuko Miyamoto
June 5 – July 18, 2015
Gallery Onetwentyeight
128 Rivington Street, NY, NY
hours: Wed. – Sat. 1–7 pm, Sun. by appointment
Wire Painting
| Tags: Gallery Onetwentyeight, Kazuko Miyamoto
10 Ways, Derbylius Libreria Galleria D’Arte, Milano, Italia, April/May 2015
April 21, 2015
10 Ways
curated by Lorenza Sannai
April 21–May 16, 2015 (extended to June 7)
Derbylius Libreria Galleria D’Arte
Via Pietro Custodi n. 12 — 20136 Milano, Italia
Daniel G. Hill, Don Voisine, John Goodyear, Joanne Mattera, James Juszczyk, Lynne Harlow, Lorenza Sannai, Power Boothe, Stephen Westfall, Susan Smith
Each artist will exhibit one small work and a set of 10 artists books. Each book measures 6 ½ x 4 ¾ inches.
Announcements in english and italian
Catalog with essay by L. Sannai and statements by the artists
Black White Weave 1
