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CATHER INE FAR ISH · L IANGHONG FENG · JAEHYO LEESTEVEN S IEGEL · RUTHERFORD WITTHUS

BOOTH A113

MARCH 3 - 6, 2016

PULSE NEW YORK

PULSE NEW YORKFEBRUARY, 2016

CURATORIAL STATEMENT

In keeping with the gallery’s on-going initiatives around art and the environment, CYNTHIA-REEVES is featuring a new project by noted conceptual artist, Steven Siegel, whose works consistently push the boundaries of how we view the detritus of our day-to-day life. Siegel’s works are created from recycled materials such as newspapers, aluminum cans and plastic bottles, which he recasts into site-based or landform sculptures. Wanting his biodegradable sculptures to have an impact on their surroundings, his works also challenge us to look again at how these discarded elements can be recast into meaningful and documentarian sculptures. Siegel’s work is beautiful. In its inherent beauty, we are pushed to re-visit the recycled papers, the plastic and bits of string, to find within this array of refuse a new coded language of our wasteful culture – in Siegel’s words, “a geological time capsule with its stratifications and layers of visual information.”

Siegel’s ambitious new project, A Puzzle for Alice, will ultimately consist of 160+ panels of historical “data” from his household, in which – due to the marvelous and seemingly spontaneous use of color and texture – the visual information seems to dance across the rows and up the columns of this complicated installation. The installation is so large, it may be impossible to show the entire

work in situ; however, the artist has created a photographic montage as an integral part of the overall project, which will be available in the coming months. "I feel this piece is a reflection of how we see the world nowadays—with continuity being broken by lots of bits and bytes”, says Siegel.

As a counterpoise to the Siegel installation, the gallery is showing other works that harken directly to our intrinsic relationship to the natural world: the works of Korean sculptor, JaeHyo Lee, and his visionary use of quotidian materials highlight inherently complex wood end-grains in his dimensional forms; an impressively scaled new work on paper by Canadian printmaker Catherine Farish, whose evocative montage, “Many Moons” suggests a lunar dance in the language of collograph printmaking with found objects; Chinese abstract painter, Lianghong Feng, assumes a technical and cultural synthesis in his luscious canvases, drawing from the legacy of Chinese calligraphy, as he daubs and splashes paint in search of the hidden, natural image; and Rutherford Witthus’ scientific inquiry into how the unfolding of paper mimics the mathematical principles behind the expansion of the universe.

Above right: Steven Siegel, A Puzzzle For Alice, 2015, mixed media

Above left: Rutherford Witthus, Crumple in Hand, 2015, archival pigment print, 40 x 30 (76.2 x 101.6 cm)

Catherine Farish is constantly inquiring into different ways of looking. Whether she is combing scrapyards for metal parts and computer discards to use as printing objects, re-purposing player piano rolls as surfaces on which she can situate abstract marks, language fragments, or figures, or re-writing a romance on envelopes from the 1940s, she is perennially on the lookout for things that will allow her to complicate both surfaces and the manner in which they are perceived. Hers is a restless sort of gathering. – Robert Enright, art critic and curator

Farish continues to work with found objects; this time with vintage post-industrial photo-etched plates of unknown authorship. These images, juxtaposed with abstract markings, result in a series of narrative monoprints on Japanese paper which elude to obscure and forgotten events.

She has been experimenting with agricultural artifacts such as the circular metal maple syrup sieve (part of an old maple syrup making machine) used in Many Moons. The resulting montage of different “worlds” exemplifies the innovative printmaking techniques Farish is known for.

Farish received a diploma from the Montreal Museum School of Fine Arts and her BFA from Concordia University. She went on to study with a master printer in the French tradition of printmaking. Farish has shown extensively in Europe, Canada, the United States, Mexico and Asia with over forty solo exhibitions and her work can be seen in many collections. She is the recipient of the Grand Prize for Printmaking in Quebec and the Acquisition Award from the City of Montreal. Other awards include the Grand Prize for Printmaking in Québec, the Material Award in the Boston Printmakers Exhibition and several grants, including a residency at the International Art Festival in Asilah Morocco. In 2008 she was inducted into the Royal Canadian Academy of the Arts. The artist lives and works in Montreal, Canada.

CATHERINE FARISH

Catherine Farish, Many Moons, 2015, montage of monoprints using a found object, 40 x 90 in (101.6 x 228.6 cm)

Catherine Farish, Prince of the Night 2, 2011, mixed media on perforated paper, 42 x 67 in (106.68 x 170.18 cm)

CATHERINE FARISHBORNLondon, UKLives and works in Canada EDUCATION1986 Apprenticeship in printmaking with master printer François-Xavier Marange, Atelier LeBlanc, Paris1983 Bachelor of Fine Arts, cum laude, Concordia University, Montréal1976 Diploma of Fine Arts, Montréal Museum School of Art and Design SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS2015 Blue, Galerie Simon Blais, Montreal, Quebec2014 CYNTHIA-REEVES New England, Brattleboro, Vermont2013 New Work on Paper, Studio 21, Halifax, NS2011 Catherine Farish, CYNTHIA-REEVES New England, Hanover, NH Piano Scroll Series, Gallery Simon Blais, Montreal, Quebec, Canada2009 Insula - New Paintings, Gallery Simon Blais, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Recent Work, Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2008 Oeuvres récentes, Lacerte Contemporary Art, Quebec City, Canada2007 New Work on Paper, Reeves Contemporary, New York, New York2006 Territoires intimes, Simon Blais Gallery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada New Work on Paper, Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2005 Recent Work on Paper, Spheris Gallery, New York, New York2004 The Passerby, Reeves Contemporary, New York, New York Esquisses Paîennes, Lacerte Contemporary Art, Quebec City, Canada Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2003 Recent Work on Paper – Simon Blais Gallery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2002 The Persimmon Prints, Spheris Gallery, New York, NY The Persimmon Prints, Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH New Work on Paper, Open Studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada2001 Dépaysement, Simon Blais Gallery, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada2000 Spheris Gallery, New York, NY1999 Galerie le Sphinx, Montauban, France Galerie Passerelle du Blavet, Hennebont, France Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada1998 Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH Galerie Winance, Tournai, Belgium Galerie Echancrure, Brussels, Belgium1997 Primo Pensiero, Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Canada Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH1996 Maps, Galerie Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Canada Hope Corman Gallery, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Galerie l’Autre Equivoque, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH1995 Galeriwan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS (continued)1995 Volte-face, Plein Sud, Longueuil Québec, Canada Open Studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Galeriwan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Volte-face, Plein Sud, Longueuil Québec, Canada Open Studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1994 Salisbury Plain, Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Quebec, Canada1993 Galerie de Loto-Québec, Montréal, Quebec, Canda1992 Galerie l’Autre Equivoque, Ottawa, Canada1991 Ou vas-tu quand tu dors, Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Canada1988 Galerie l’Autre Equivoque, Ottawa, Canada Galerie Dare-Dare, Montréal, Canada SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS2015 Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL L’Estampe Aujourd’hui, Villa Bagatelle, Quebec2014 Hiburnes, John B. Aird Gallery, Toronto Work on Paper, Oeno Gallery, Bloomfield, Ontario Permanent exhibition, L’Hôpital du Sacré-Coeur de Monteal Territoires imaginés, Musée d’art contemporain des Laurentides Oeuves Choisies by Collection Loto-Quebec, Maison de la Culture Mercier, Montreal2013 Washi Portfolio Project, Southern Graphics Council Conference, Milwaukee, WI Simonin et Farish, Suite Soixante, (BIECTR), Trois-Rivière, Quebec, Canada At13 London, CYNTHIA-REEVES, London, UK2012 Works on Paper, CYNTHIA-REEVES New England, Hanover, NH2011 La Coexistence des Traits, Noroit Publications, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Tracés, Collection Loto Quebec, Val David, Quebec, Canada2010 Contemporary Art Collection of Collège Édouard Montpetit, Longueuil, Québec, Canada Ces artistes qui impriment – un regard sur l’estampe au Québec depuis 1980, La grande bibliothèque, Montréal, Quebec, Canada Haut en couleur- Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, Villa Bagatelle, Québec City, Québec, Canada2009 Galerie Martine Namy Caulier, Paris, France Le gout du noir, La Maison de la Culture, Villeray/Park Extension, Montréal, Québec, Canada Amos, Farish, Gagnon & Mayor, Spheris Gallery, Hanover, NH Salon international de l’estampe, Grand Palais, Paris, France The Meeting – 20th Anniversary Group Exhibition, Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Québec, Canada L’oeuvre et la manière, Espace création Loto-Québec, Montréal, Québec, Canada2008 Salon international de l’estampe, Grand Palais, Paris, France R.C.A. New members exhibition, Moore Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Washi Summit Show, Open Studio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada La première et la dernière, Frontenac Cultural Center, Montreal, Québec, Canada Regards sur l’art cru, Les Impatients, Montréal, Québec, Canada Wisdom et Cointreau, Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Québec, Canada GRAI Faculty Exhibition, Hanover, NH2007 Instituto Cultural Peruano Norteamericano, Juan Pardo Gallery, Lima, Peru Contemporary Art Auction, Plein Sud, Longueuil, Québec, Canada The First and the Last, Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Québec, Canada2006 D’ici et d’ailleurs, Galerie Orange, Montréal, Québec, Canada Blanc Silence, Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Québec, Canada

SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS (continued)2005 Marian Graves Mugar Art Gallery, Colby-Sawyer College, New London, NH Montreal Connection, Gallery 2, Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 20th Anniversary, Plein Sud, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Grand Opening, Bibliothèque Nationale du Quebec, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Regard sur l’estampe québécois, Loto Québec Collection, International Biennal of Contemporary Printmaking, Trois-

Rivières, Québec, Canada2004 livre pauvre, travelling exhibition, Centre culturel français du Montenegro, la Bibliotheca Wittockiana, Brussels, centre

d’art contemporain de Tourcoing, Le Carré d’art de Nimes in Tunis, Le Beaubourg in Paris, France La Collection Loto – Quebec en Mexico, Exposicion Museo de Las Artes, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico2003 On the Wall, Works on Paper from Around the World, Reeves Contemporary, New York, NY International Biennal of Contemporary Printmaking, Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada Les Femmeuses 2003, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Québec, Canada La Collection Loto-Québec selected pieces, St. Antoine-sur-Richelieu and Jonquière Québec, Canada2002 Galerie Broutta, Paris, France The American River, Travelling museum exhibition, Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, VT, Florence Griswald

Museum, Old Lyme, CT The Abstract Mind, New England College Gallery, Henniker, NH Canada Art Bank, 30th Anniversary Exhibition, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada La Figuration 1980-2000, Selected Pieces from Loto – Québec collection, Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada Les Femmeuses 2002, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada L’Exposition Encrage, Prints by Québec and French artists, Galerie d’art d’Outremont and Clair Obscur Gallery,

Montréal, Canada2001 North Country Studio Conference Faculty Exhibition, Bennington, VT Le Group 2001, Sphinx Gallery, Montauban, France 3rd Biennal Print Exhibition in Ile de France, Versailles, France Litho-metro-dodo, Atelier Circulaire, Montreal, Quebec, Canada New York Armory Works On Paper Show, New York, NY2000 The Space That Separates Us, 7th Amadora International Biennial Print Exhibition, Amadora, Portugal New York Armory Works On Paper Show, New York, NY Les Femmeuses 2000, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada Pass-art, Millennium event, Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada Nos Silences, Gatineau Cultural Centre, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada1999 SAGA Work on Paper Show, Paris New Art Barcelona ‘99, Barcelona New York Armory Work on Paper Show, New York, NY Les Femmeuses 1999, Pratt & Whitney, Longueuil, Québec Motus, Silent Auction by Galerie Plein Sud, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada Vieille Atelier Circulaire, Stewart Hall Art Gallery, Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada1998 New York Armory Work on Paper Show, New York, NY Trace 1998, Paris, France Québec, la belle Amérique, Mairie des Lilas, Paris, France 12 Printmakers Exhibit, Studio 21, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada Veille, Bibliothèque national du Québec, Montréal, Canada Bougie et compagnie, Galerie Madeleine Lacerte, Québec, Canada

SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS (continued) 1997 Boston Printmakers 50th Anniversary Exhibition, Boston, MA Le même et la difference, Taipei Museum, Taiwan Gravures Quebeçoiset Rhonalpins, Lyon, France The Levee: Where the Blues Began, international exhibit, United States, Canada, Japan, South Africa, Korea Dawson College Spring Exhibition, Montréal, Quebec, Canada1996 Franco-Canadian Exchange, L’Urdla, Lyon, France IV Fiesta de la Cultura Iberoamericana, Holguin, Cuba Group ‘96, Galerie Le Sphinx, Montauban, France La GrandeVirée Art Comtemporain ‘96, Montréal, Quebec, Canada La collection Prêt d’oeuvres d’art, Acquisitions 1995, Musée du Québec, Québec, Canada L’Estampe à Atelier Circulaire, Musée d’Art de Saint-Laurent, Montréal, Québec, Canada Expo ARTE, Guadalajara, Mexico Open House, Spheris Gallery, Walpole, NH Drawing, Printing & Paper Biennale of Québec, Alma, Québec, Canada Les Femmeuses ‘95, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Québec, Canada Self-Portraits, Engramme Printmaking Studio, Québec City, Québec, Canada Lithography Exhibit, Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Québec, Canada1994 Les Ateliers s’Exposent, Cobalt Art Actuel, Montréal, Québec, Canada Les Femmeuses ‘94 Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Québec, Canada Soleils de cuivre, Château de Reviers, France Spanish & American Printmakers, La Coruna, Spain Eleven Etchers, Galerie Jean Claude Bergeron, Ottawa, Canada Gravures de l’Atelier Circulaire, Galerie d’Art du Parc, Trois-Rivieres, Québec, Canada1993 Dyptiques, Galerie de l’Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Québec, Canada Quelques Fidelités /Bougie, Farish, Marange, Vincent Galerie l’Estampe Plus, Québec City, Québec, Canada Mille ans en dix ans , Museo Sequeiros, Mexico Maison de la Culture, Côte-des-Neiges, Montréal, Québec, Canada Pavillon des Arts de Ste-Adéle, Québec, Canada A Look at Québec Printmaking, Galerie Trois Points, Montréal, Québec, Canada1992 Galerie Espace 7000, Collège Marie Victorin, Montréal, Québec, Canada Canada Council, Collection from the Art Bank, Montréal, Québec, Canada Contemporary Art in Canada, Ader Tajan Commissaires-Priseurs Associés, l’Espace Chapon, Paris, France Théatre du Nouveau Monde, Montréal, Québec, Canada La Galerie de Val David, Québec, Canada Peinture/Estampe , Arts Sutton, Sutton, Québec, Canada Le Nouveau Monde Exhibition organized for the City of Montréal’s 350th anniversary celebration Contes, légendes et poêmes du Québec Loto-Québec Collection, Musée d’Art de St-Laurent, Montréal1991 Galerie de St-Adolphe d’Howard, St-Adolphe d’Howard, Québec, Canada Galerie du Musée des Beaux Arts, Montréal, Québec, Canada Pleine la vue , Galerie Loto-Québec, travelling show Entrée libre à l’art contemporain, Place Bonaventure, Montréal, Québec, Canada1990 Small Works, Dan Delaney Gallery, Montréal, Québec, Canada Diptych’90 travelling show, Québec Printmaking Council, Québec Printmakers, Lisbon & Madrid Tryptique Galerie Simon Blais, Montréal, Québec, Canada

SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS (continued)1989 Mutation'89, travelling show, Québec Printmaking Council La Galerie, Trois-Rivières, Québec Livres d'artistes, Maison de la Culture Mont-Royal, Montréal Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art Auction & Sale1988 Estampes '88 l'Autoportrait, travelling show , Québec Printmaking Council Galerie Estampe Plus, Québec City Small Works, Dare-Dare Gallery, Montréal Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art Auction & Sale1983-87 Recent Works of Printmakers from Atelier Circulaire, Montréarts Gallery, Montréal Women's Art Show, McGill University, Montréal Accroche-coeur, Atelier Circulaire, Montréal Weiss Gallery, Concordia University, Montréal Exposition et performance, Montréal

AWARDS, GRANTS, RESIDENCIES AND PUBLICATIONS2014 Invited artist for residency at St. Michael’s Printshop, St. John’s, Newfoundland. Travel grant (CALQ) St. Michael’s Printshop, St. John’s, Newfoundland.CATHERINE FARISH P4 Invited artist by the IRCM Foundation, Hommage à la découverte2013 Execution of a work of art for CEGEP of Sherbrooke LAAMS, under the Intergration of Art and Architecture Program,

Quebec Government. Submission for public art project for Hospital Centre, University of Sherbrooke, under the Intergration of Art and

Architecture Program, Quebec Government.2013 Commissioned work for Shangri-la Hotel, Shanghai.2012 Publication of limited edition prints for Le Cirque de Soleil collection. Book cover, Le Sourire d’Anton by Andre Major, Les Editions du Boreal2011 Publication of the catalogue Notes by Galerie Simon Blais in collaboration with Robert Enright. Acquisition by CRE du Valleé-du-Haut-St-Laurent for their collection. Acquisition by Musée du Quebec.2010 The Ballinglen Foundation, Ireland2003 Publication of livre pauvre , a collaboration with the poet Nicole Brossard Publication of three limited editioned etchings, Winter, L’Hiver,Eparpillement by Spheris Gallery2002 Publication of catalogue: The Persimmon Prints. by Spheris Gallery, New York2001 Publication of brochure: Dépaysement by Galerie Simon Blais, Montreal, Quebec2000 Invited Artist in Residence at the 21st Muslim Cultural Festival of Asilah, Morocco and publication of two limited

edition etchings, Charki and Asilah Traveling Grant, Québec Ministry of Cultural Affairs Edition of millennium print “MM” published by Alain Piroir, Montreal, Quebec1997 Materials Award at Boston Printmakers 50th Anniversary Exhibition Publication of 48-page catalogue: Catherine Farish-Primo Pensiero1995 Publication of the second edition of 25 etchings, Le fruit de la passion by Galerie Simon Blais Publication of special edition of 10 etchings, Aurore by private collector1993 Publication of edition of 8 etchings, C’etait plus fort que moi for the Québec Prix Rideau1992 Grand Prize, Loto-Québec Printmakers’ Contest, Stories, Legends & Poems of Québec Acquisition Award, Le Nouveau Monde, City of Montréal 350th anniversary Publication of edition of 85 etchings, Gift by Loto-Québec Publication of edition of 25 etchings, Le fruit de la passion by Atelier Circulaire1989 Honourable Mention, Mutation ‘89, Québec Printmaking Council Québec Ministry of Cultural Affairs Grant

TEACHING APPOINTMENTS, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS AND JURIES:2015 Explorations in Printmaking Workshop, Atelier Circulaire, Montreal2014 Curator, Connu et Inconnu, un Homage à Francois-Xavier Marange, Galerie Atelier Circulaire, Montreal2000-15 Drawing Instructor, National Theatre School of Canada, Montreal, Quebec2011 Invited speaker, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario Honoured guest and speaker at the Vie des Arts Gala.2010 Artist’s talk au papier japonais, Montréal2008-11 Jury member: Atelier Circulaire annual artist selection2004 Participated in the project “Ma cabane dans un arbre” organized by l’Avenement et l’auguste theatre, Montréal2003 Guest speaker and invited artist, Nova Scotia School of Art and Design, Halifax, Nova Scotia2001 Invited artist and workshop instructor, North Country Studio Conference, Bennington College, Vermont,2000 '93,'92 Workshop in Chine collé and monotype techniques, Atelier Circulaire, Montréal, Québec.1999-09 Faculty member, Great River Institute for the Arts, Bellows Falls, Vermont1997-99 Printmaking Instructor, Saidye Bronfman Centre for the Arts, Montréal1993,'95 University of Québec, Montréal1985-95 PSBGM, Outreach, Alternative school art teacher, Montréal

SELECT COLLECTIONSAim Funds, Toronto, Ontario Alliance Capital, New York, New YorkAsilah Forum Foundation, Morocco Association du Relais, SwitzerlandAtelier Architecture, Montreal, QuebecBalboni & Associates, Springfield, MABanque de Montréal, Quebec Banque Nationale, QuebecBell Nordic, Montreal, Quebec Bennet Jones, Calgary, AlbertaBibliothèque nationale du Québec Cleman, Ludmer, Steinberg, Montreal, QuebecCanadian Department of Foreign Affairs and CROP, Montreal, Quebec Commerzbank, New York, New YorkInternational Trade, Ottawa, ONDeloitte & Touche, New York & Montreal Domtar, Montreal, QuebecÉditions Boréal, Montreal, Quebec Ernst & Young. Toronto, OntarioHarper Dee Interiors, New York, New York I.B.M., Fairfield County, ConnecticutHydro-Québec Information Technology Institute, Halifax, N.S.Jean Pouliot Expert Conseil, Montreal, Quebec Kugler Kandestin, Montreal, Quebec Loto-QuébecLévesque Geoffrion, Montreal, QuebecMusée du Québec

Lianghong Feng has no concept before starting to work. His paintings result out of the process of painting, out of a dialogue between the artist and the canvas. It is a spontaneous dialogue with questions and answers or a conversation, with beautiful poetic elements: a conversation between poets. Similar to what Gerhard Richter said, “my paintings are smarter than me”, Feng is not considering himself superior towards his works. Their reaction and the result on the canvas is every time an experiment, sometimes a surprise for him. – Alexandra Grimmer, translated by Zheng Yuantao

For twenty years, the dual influences of East and West have manifested in Lianghong Feng’s luscious abstract canvases. His techniques of daubing and splashing paint are the vehicle through which these two disparate traditions are resolved. These dynamic, abstract paintings draw from his cultural roots, including the legacy of Chinese calligraphy.

After a decade residence in New York City, in the 1990s, Feng began distorting the shapes of the urbanscape, in direct reaction to the prevalent graffiti he saw in Brooklyn. This inspired a non-cultural and “irrational” form of painting. He wrote: “I must avoid my pre-existing knowledge and constructs, and enter my personal terra incognita.” While Feng often allows his work on a painting to develop organically and intuitively, he is constantly looking for the “images”, or what he terms the different visual elements of his work, and to elaborate relationships among them. This is part of his process of finding the painting’s artistic perspective, harmony.

Lianghong Feng was recently the subject of a major mid-career retrospective at Beijing’s Inside Out Museum (2011) and the White Box Museum of Art (2013), where his paintings amassed three full floors of exhibition space. Considered one of China’s leading contemporary voices in Abstract Expressionism, his studio is located in the prestigious 798 Art District in Beijing, and he is a frequent exhibitor at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (Shanghai). Feng’s international and museum exhibitions include: Brot Hulger Kunstalle (Vienna), Beijing World Art Museum (Beijing), Today Art Museum (Beijing), Yonghe Art Museum (Beijing), Perdue University (Indiana), Yuan Art Museum (Beijing), among others. His works are in the permanent collections of the Dana Farber Institute (Boston), a Fortune 500 Energy Company (Charlotte), White Box Museum of Art (Beijing), among others.

LIANGHONG FENG

Lianghong Feng, Composition 13-3, 2012, oil on canvas, 79 x 98 ½ in (200.66 x 250.19 cm)

Lianghong Feng, Untitled 1-06, 2011, oil on canvas, 16 x 16 in (40.64 x 40.64 cm)

Lianghong Feng, Untitled 2-06, 2011, oil on canvas, 16 x 16 in (40.64 x 40.64 cm)

LIANGHONG FENGBORNShanghai, China.Lives and works in Beijing, China

RESIDENCYChinese American Art Council, New York, NY EDUCATION1983 Shanghai Art & Design school, Shanghai, China. 1989 Central Academy of Art & Design, Beijing, China. SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS2014 Lianghong Feng, CYNTHIA-REEVES @ Independent Art Projects, North Adams, MA2013 Lianghong Feng, Abstract Paintings, Inside-Out Art Museum, Beijing2012 Lianghong Feng, CYNTHIA-REEVES New England, Hanover, NH2011 Feng Lianghong: Recent Abstract Works, Matthias Kuper Gallery, Beijing, China, curated by Martina Ziesse, It Is Not The Eternal Tao: Abstract Paintings of Feng Lianghong, White Box Museum of Art, Beijing, China, curated by

Gu Zhenqing,2009 Lianghong Feng, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Chelsea, NY 2007 Lianghong Feng’s Recent Work, TRA Gallery, Beijing, China1997 Beyond Calligraphy & Graffiti, Gallery 456 New York, NY SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS2016 The Research Exhibition of Abstract Art in China, Today Art Museum, Beijing, China, coorganized by the National

Research Exhibition of Abstract Art in China, the Chinese National Academy of Art, and the Today Art Museum.2015 Beyond Form: An Exhibition of Abstract Art in China, Epoch Art Museum, Wenzhou Before It All Start, in Shanghai Gallery, Shanghai ART 021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair Art Collection of National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing West Bund ART & Design, Shanghai CIGE, Beijing Renaissance of Immortality, Contemporary Art from China Museum, Vienna, Austria Swatch Faces, Venice Biennale 2015, Italy Subject of Color, Permanent Collection at Inside-out Museum, Beijing Abstract Art Exhibition of Themes, Biaszza New Vision, Beijing ART Central Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL2014 Face & Traces, The Swatch Art Center, Shanghai Just as money is the paper, the gallery is the room, Osage Gallery, Shanghai Draw: Mapping Madness, Inside-out Art Museum, Beijing Tsinghua Art Group, National Theatre Gallery, Beijing Art14, CYNTHIA-REEVES, London, UK Downtown Fair, CYNTHIA-REEVES, New York, NY Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL2013 Being Entangled with Paper, Stay Gallery, Beijing Essence, Ying Gallery, Beijing Shuffling the Cards: The 2nd Round Chinese Contemporary Art Reloaded, Hipphalle Gmunden, Austria

SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS (continued) 2013 Dimensions of Dialogue, Halcyon Gallery, Shanghai2011 ART13 London, UK Art Southampton, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Southampton, NY2012 Inside Out 2012, Inside-Out Art Museum, Beijing Shuffling the Cards: The 1st Round Chinese Contemporary Art Reloaded, Hilger Modern contemporary, Vienna,

Austria Integration and Expansion - A Group Exhibit of Returning Overseas Artists, World Art Hall of China, Beijing Embedded Creation, Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing Levels of Abstraction, Matthias Kuper Gallery, Beijing 2011 Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL Incubator, Li Space, Beijing Colors of Gray, Matthias Kuper Gallery, Beijing Cooperative system-A Collaborative Work with 15 Artists, White Box Museum of Art, Beijing Our Earth, Guonghua Road No5 Exhibition Hall, Beijing2010 Subjective Reality - Feng Lianghong, Hu Shengping, Yang Liming Abstract Painting, Artmia Foundation Gallery,

Beijing Reshaping History: China Art from 2000 to 2009, Beijing Spring Equinox, Yuan Art museum, Beijing ART Beijing, Beijin2009 Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL Art-China, Huantie Art Museum, Beijing ART Basel, Switzerland Visual Experiment of Zhongyong, Eastlink Gallery, Beijing China Contemporary Art Document from 1949-2009, Beijing Hotel Gallery, Beijing2008 From New York to Beijing, Today Art Museum, Beijing -- In 2008, “Cross-Reference”, Shuimu Art Space, Beijing2007 U.S. and us, TRA Gallery, Beijing -- In 2007, “No U-Turn. Chinese Contemporary Art Document”, TRA Gallery, Beijing1996 Asian and Pacific Artists in New York, New Art Center, NY1989 China Avant-garde, National Gallery, Beijing

COLLECTIONS White Box Museum of Art, Beijing, China Qunghua University, Beijing, China China and Italy Chamber of Commerce Fortune 500 Energy Company, Charlotte, NC Dana Farber Institute, Boston, MA

SELECT PRESS/ CATALOGS2011 New approach to Beijing Art, Beijing Today, He Jianwei, July 28, 2011 It is Not the Eternal Tao: Abstract Paintings by Feng Lianghong, World Art Today, Summer 2011, Gu Zhenqing

(Chinese) The Abstract Art of Feng Lianghong, Martina Ziesse2010 Subjective Reality, (catalog), Martina Ziesse (Participating Artists: Feng Lianghong, Hu Shengping, and Yang Liming Beijing Business Today, January 2010 (Chinese)2008 Feng Liang-hong, Panorama, Art World, 2008 (Chinese)2007 Lianghong Feng, Trends Magazine,December 2007 (Chinese)

Lee’s early works share the critical mind of land artists who befriend nature and follow the flow of nature. And its true meaning can only be achieved when reverence for nature appears. Even if Lee’s works consumed a tremendous amount of time and labor, the first thing that springs to mind from his works is nature. Nature seems chaotic and violent depending on how it is viewed, but Lee finds the source of autogeny in a sphere. A circle is a figure closely and symbolically related to co-existence, integrity and the found of all beings. When this circle is materialized into a body, it becomes a sphere. Therefore, the symbolic representation that a grain of all livings originating from this basic rounded body is the starting point of spheres which continue to appear in his works. – Choi, Taeman, Art Critic, 2008

JaeHyo Lee has been rethinking and re-envisioning use of quotidian materials for several decades. Rather than dismantling each sculptural component and creating a hybrid aesthetic, Lee’s works emphasize his materials’ essential nature. The trajectory of his current work reveals his refined approach to nature - muse to his ideological and spatial concerns.

Lee’s seminal 20’ sculpture, LOTUS, comprised of wood that is burned, shaped, and hand carved, is currently on view in INFLUX, a public art exhibition in downtown Providence in collaboration with The Avenue Concept and RISD Museum, through 2016. The artist originally debuted the sculpture in New York City’s Union Square Park in the spring of 2013, a collaboration with New York City Parks, the Union Square Association, and CYNTHIA-REEVES, before it traveled to Sarasota, Florida for the annual Season of Sculpture Exhibition in 2014.

JaeHyo Lee graduated from Hong-Ik University in 1992, and is the prizewinner of the Hankook Ilbo Young Artists Award in 1997; the Osaka Triennial Award in 1998; the Kim Sae-Jung Award in 2000; the Sculpture in Woodland Award in 2002; and the Japan Hyogo International Competition Award in 2004. His work is included in the permanent collections of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea; Hyogo Prefecture Museum of Art Japan; Metropolitan Art Museum, South Korea; Busan and the Osaka Contemporary Art Center, Japan. Recent museum exhibitions include the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in CRAFED: Objects in Flux, Museum of Art and Design’s inauguration exhibition, Second Lives, and Korean Eye, along with a solo exhibition at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, Montgomery, AL.

JAEHYO LEE

Jaehyo Lee, 0121-1110=11111, 2011; stainless steel nails, bolts, and wood, 100 x 23 ½ in (254 x 59.69)

Jaehyo Lee, 0121-1110=115038, 2015, wood (larch tree), 45 x 45 x 11 in (114.3 x 114.3 x 27.94)

JAEHYO LEE BORNHapchen, Korea EDUCATION1992 B.F.A in Plastic Arts, Hong-ik University SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS2014 Albemarle Gallery, London Gegjoo Literature House, Korea BUNDO Gallery, Korea M Art Center, Shanghai, China HADA Gallery, London, UK2013 Union Square Park, New York, NY, in conjunction with CYNTHIA-REEVES Ever Harvest Art Gallery, Taiwan2012 CYNTHIA-REEVES Projects, ABC Stone, Brooklyn, NY Sungkok Museum, Korea Albermarle Gallery, London, UK2011 Objects, Galerie Noordeinde, The Netherlands Vuelta a la Material, Galeria Ethra, Mexico City, Mexico Albemarle Gallery, London, United Kingdom Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, AL2010 CYNTHIA-REEVES, New York, NY Albemarle Gallery, London, UK Kwai Fung Gallery, Hong Kong2009 The 15th Solo Exhibition , Gallery Keumsan, Japan The 14th Solo Exhibition, Albemarle Gallery, London2008 The 13th Solo Exhibition, MANAS Art Center, Korea The 12th Solo Exhibition, BUNDO Gallery, Korea The 11th Solo Exhibition, DOSI Gallery, Korea The 10th Solo Exhibition, REEVES Contemporary, New York2007 The 9th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Keumsan, Japan The 8th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Artside, China The 7th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Keumsan, Korea2006 The 6th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Marin, Korea2005 The 5th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Artside, Korea2003 The 4th Solo Exhibition, Gallery Won, Korea2001 The 3rd Solo Exhibition, Vermont Studio Center, USA2000 The 2nd Solo Exhibition, Ilmin Museum of Art, Korea SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS2015 Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL INFLUX 2015, The Avenue Concept, Providence, RI CRAFTED: Objects in Flux, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA2014 The Nature, Cyan Museum, Korea The Creation, Samtan Art Mine, Korea

SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS (continued) 2014 Art Silicon Valley/San Francisco, CYNTHIA-REEVES, San Mateo, CA2013 Art of Nature, Opera Gallery, Dubai, UAE The Wood of Tree, From Tree, Chung Kyi Museum Art Miami, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Miami, FL Hommage a Whanki, Whanki Museum, Seoul, South Korea Season of Sculpture, Sarasota, FL Art Toronto, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Contemporary Art in the Textbook, Aram Museum, Armenia Arts of Nature, Chae-Sung-Pil & Lee Jaehyo, Opera Gallery, Dubai, UAE Seek & Desire, Gyeongnam Art Museum, Changwong City, South Korea Art Southampton, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Southampton, NY Pulse New York, CYNTHIA-REEVES, New York, NY2012 Korean Eye: Energy & Matter, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK2011 Korean Eye: Energy & Matter, The Museum of Arts & Design, New York, NY2010 Asia Week, CYNTHIA-REEVES, New York, NY2009 Hong Kong Art Fair, Gallery Keumsan, Japan Korea Galleries Art Fair, BEXCO Step of a Bull, Jang Eun Sun Gallery The Great Hands, Hyundai Gallery2008 Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary, Museum of Arts and Design, New York Korea Now: Emerging Korean Art, ArtLink, Israel Sanghai Contemporary Art Fair, Sanghai Korea International Art Fair, COEX Daegu Art Fair, EXCO The Traveling Art Museum, National Museum of Contemporary Art Living Design Fair, COEX Contemporary Neo, Metaphor 2008, Insa Art Center Seoul Art Fair, BEXCO Opening 10th Busan Municipal Museum of Art, Busan Municipal Museum of Art Changwon Asian Contemporary Art Exhibition, Changwon Art Hall Circle & Sqaure, N Gallery Planning Invitation Exhibition2007 Lee Jaehyo, Park Seungmo, Chio Taehoon, Group Exhibition, Manas Art Center From Dot to Dot, Whanki Museum Living Design Fair, Designer’s Choice, COEX Beijing Art Fair, China Tuning Boloni, China2006 Art Fair, Basel Miami, USA Simply Beautiful, Centre PasquArt, Biel, Switzerland Art Canal, River Suze, Switzerland EHS Project, Cheonggyecheon, Seoul China International Gallery Exposition 2006, Beijing, China Alchemy of Daily Life, New Zealand

AWARDS2008 Prize of Excellence of 2008 Olympic Landscape Sculpture Contest2005 Prize of Excellence of Hyogo International Competition of Painting2002 Sculpture in Woodland Award1998 Grand Prize Winner of Osaka Triennial Winner of Young Artist of the Day Presented by the Ministry of Culture1997 Grand Prize Winner of Invited Young Artist sponsored by Hankook Ilbo1995 Special Recognition at Kongsan Art Festival

PERMANENT COLLECTIONS Moran Museum (Korea) S. K Telecom Ilmin Museum of Art 63 City Tower (Korea) Busan Municipal Museum of Art (Korea) Gyeonggi Museum of Modern Art (Korea) W- Seoul Walker Hill Hotel Park Hyatt Hotel Washington DC Hyogo Prefecture Museum of Art Grand Hyatt Hotel Berlin Osaka Contemporary Art Center of Japan Cornell University Marriot Hotel (Korea) MGM Hotel, Las Vegas Sculpture in Woodland (Ireland) President Wilson Hotel (Switzerland) Intercontinental Hotel (Switzerland) Phoenix Island (Korea) Briton Place (UK) National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea Hyogo Prefecture Museum of Art (Japan) Moran Museum (Korea) Park Hyatt Hotel (Shanghai) Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Pusan National University Hospital (Korea) Crown Hotel (Australia) Industrial Bank (Taiwan) Park Hyatt Hotel Zurich (Switzerland) Borgata Hotel (New York)

There is a dutiful, yet delightful dimension to Siegel’s work. A great task produces a very simple thing. Yet this may be the only clear and dependable equation. Other connections and conclusions are variable and elusive. Generically characterized as big, spare forms of recycled newspapers, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, shredded rubber, or other jetsam, there is a serious content to this seemingly unaffected work. Remarkable and robust physical evidence and material accumulations convey a tension of imminent vulnerability and gradual dissolution. There is a puzzling experience of dissonant beauty in these ungainly objects made of disposable, if not unsightly materials. Often mimicking natural forms and processes, the conspicuously artificial work “fits” its environment in a plain, natural manner. – Patricia C. Phillips, art historian and critic, Sculpture Magazine, 2003

Steven Siegel’s works consistently push the boundaries of how we view the detritus of our day-to-day life. His works are created from recycled materials such as newspapers, aluminum cans and plastic bottles, which he recasts into site-based or landform sculptures. Wanting his biodegradable sculptures to have an impact on their surroundings, his works also challenge us to look again at how these discarded elements can be recast into meaningful and documentarian sculptures. Siegel’s work is beautiful. In its inherent beauty, we are pushed to re-visit the recycled papers, the plastic and bits of string, to find within this array of refuse a new coded language of our wasteful culture – in Siegel’s words, “a geological time capsule with its stratifications and layers of visual information.”

Siegel’s ambitious new project, A Puzzle for Alice, will ultimately consist of 160+ panels of historical “data” from his household, in which – due to the marvelous and seemingly spontaneous use of color and texture – the visual information seems to dance across the rows and up the columns of this complicated installation. The installation is so large, it may be impossible to show the entire work in situ; however, the artist has created a photographic montage as an integral part of the overall project, which will be available in the coming months. "I feel this piece is a reflection of how we see the world nowadays—with continuity being broken by lots of bits and bytes”, says Siegel.

Steven Siegel (b. 1953) lives and works in Upstate New York. His public art commissions and site-sculptures include: Blackfoot Pathways, Sculpture in the Wild in Lincoln, MT (2014), Neustadt A.D. Donau, Germany (2014), the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA (2009), Arte Sella, Italy (2009), and an installation in Meran, Italy. Siegel has exhibited extensively in some of the country’s most highly regarded outdoor museums including; Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ (2006); Wave Hill, Bronx, NY, (2004, 1998); Stone Quarry Hill Sculpture Park, Casenovia, NY, (1999); Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach, VA (2008), and Motalvo Gallery, Saratoga, CA (2006), among others

STEVEN SIEGEL

Steven Siegel, A Puzzle For Alice, ongoing, mixed media, each 16 x 12 in (40.64 x 30.48 cm)

Steven Siegel, A Puzzle For Alice (B6), 2015, mixed media, 16 x 12 in (40.64 x 30.48 cm)

Steven Siegel, A Puzzle For Alice (B4), 2015, mixed media, 16 x 12 in (40.64 x 30.48 cm)

Steven Siegel, A Puzzle For Alice (L4), 2015, mixed media, 16 x 12 in (40.64 x 30.48 cm)

STEVEN SIEGELBORN1953 White Plains, New York

EDUCATION1978 Pratt Institute Brooklyn, NY MFA1976 Hampshire College Amherst, MA BA1971 University of Colorado, Boulder AWARDS2006 Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation In support of project for Grounds for Sculpture2001 New York Foundation for the Arts - Visual Artist Fellowship Award2000 Gunk Foundation for support of Poet’s Walk Project, Red Hook, NY ArtsLink Collaborative Projects Award 1999 for support of work at the Assistance Center for

Contemporary Art, Moscow, May, 20001998 The Martin and Doris Rosen Award, Appalachian State University1996-97 American Scandinavian Foundation Arts Fund Grant in support of project for TICKON, Denmark1994-95 Connemara Conservancy Artist’s Grant1992-93 Dutchess County Arts Council Individual Artists Fellowship1981 New York Foundation for the Arts sponsorship of The Hutton Project1980 NEA Building Arts Grant1977-78 Pratt Grants1977 Ford Foundation

PUBLIC ART COMMISSIONS2015 Land Royal Botanic Gardens Burlington, Ontario Meran Flowers (the cake) Meran, Italy Paper, flowers2012 Under Cottonwood Salina, Kansas2011-13 Carbon, Paper The Molonglo Group, Canberra Australia2004 Rinker Hall School of Construction University of Florida, Gainesville Freight and Barrel Three Rivers Arts Festival , Pittsburgh1999 Thornton Creek Environmental Learning Center, Seattle, WA design team Jory Oregon State University, Corvallis 1999 - commission for the Forest Ecosystem Research

Laboratory1993 Hood North Park Blocks Portland, OR for The City of Portland

SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS2015 Steven Siegel, Biography 95-49 CYNTHIA-REEVES, 1315 MASS MoCA Way, North Adams, MA2013 Steven Siegel, Biography 95-49 Marlborough 57th Street, New York, NY 2011 Environment, Steven Siegel Le Musee D’art Contemporain Des Laurentides Saint-Jerome Quebec Steven Siegel, Biography Marlborough Chelsea New York, NY2010 Wonderful Life Penn State Berks, Freyberger Gallery, Albright College, Freedman Gallery,The

Goggleworks Reading, PA2009 Wonderful Life Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Boone, NC2006 Selections from Wonderful Life Grounds for Sculpture Hamilton, NJ2005 Wonderful Life Montalvo Arts Center Gallery, Saratoga, CA2003 Secondary Functions University of Florida, Gainesville2002 Abington Art Center Jenkintown, PA

SELECT SOLO EXHIBITIONS (continued) 2001 Davis and Hall Gallery Hudson, NY2000 125 Maiden Lane NY, NY September1995 Works on and of Paper Marist College Art Gallery Poughkeepsie, NY1994 Breezy Hill Clinton, NY1993 Extending the Landscape Barrett House Galleries Poughkeepsie, NY Richmond Center Art Gallery Windsor, CT1992 Unison Arts and Learning Center New Paltz, New York1988 Earth Time and Events: The Art of Steven Siegel Wave Hill, Bronx, NY1986 Hampshire College Amherst, MA 1981 Drew University Madison, NJ1979 Soho Center for the Visual Arts 114 Prince St. New York, NY SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS2012 Conference of the Birds Cynthia Reeves Projects Mana Contemporary Jersey City, NJ2011 Currents, Art and the Environment Courthouse Galleries, Portsmouth, VA2008 Transformed 2008 Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, Virginia Beach 2007 Channeling Herbert, Kent, Washington2006 A delicate Balance, General Electric Headquarters Fairfield, CT 2005 Haddad Lascano Gallery Great Barrington, MA 2004 Reduce/Reuse/Reexamine, Wave Hill, Bronx, NY2002 EXO, Kleinart Art Center Woodstock, NY 2001-02 Sculpture Garden, Unison Arts Center, New Paltz, NY2001 Recycled/Reclaimed/Reconstituted, Bowman and Penelec Galleries - Allegheny College, Meadville, PA2000 Davis and Hall Gallery, Hudson, NY 1999 Storied Land: Landscape/Narrative/Art, Stone Quarry Hill Sculpture Park Casenovia, NY Materials, Substance, Form: to last or not to last, Pyramid Arts Center, Rochester, NY The Great Garbage Binge Art Show, Kendall Art and Design Location: A Survey of Hudson Valley Artists, Hudson, NY1996 Painting and Sculpture, Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA Retrospective Exhibitions, Unison Arts Center, New Paltz, NY Great Garbage Binge, Bozeman, MT 1995 Art from Detritus II, Kansas City, Missouri 1992 Plans, Proposals, Models and Documentation, University of Virginia Art-Eco: Contemporary Art and the Environment, College Art Gallery State University of New York, New

Paltz River Voices, Paramount Center for the Arts Peekskill, NY National Works on Paper 92, Stedman Art Gallery Rutgers University Camden, NJ 1989 Exhibition of Finalists’ Proposals for Atrium Sculpture, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, AZ 1985 Hampshire College 1982 Fifth Anniversary Show, The Drawing Center, 137 Greene Street NY Eight Sensibilities Thorpe Intermedia Gallery Sparkill, NY 1980 62X12 The Drawing Center NYC 1979 Gates and Fences Thorpe Intermedia Gallery, Harriman State Park, NY

PRIVATE COMMISSIONS, SITE SCULPTURE, INSTALLATIONS2014 Hill and Valley, Lincoln, Montana Blackfoot Pathways, Sculpture in the Wild The Struggle is…., Neustadt A. D. Donau, Germany commissioned by Bayernil Neustadt2011 Let’s fan out, Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI2009 Beach Blocks, Ancona, Italy Corporate commission for Business Revolution 2.0

PRIVATE COMMISSIONS, SITE SCULPTURE, INSTALLATIONS (continued)2009 Big, with rift, De Cordova Museum Lincoln, MA Pak Package, Tetra Pak Corp. Modena, Italy Corporate commission Valerio’s Hidden Gem, Arte Sella Borgo Valsugana, Italy Bridge 2, Arte Sella Borgo Valsugana, Italy2008 Like a rock, from a tree? Geumgang Nature Art Biennale Gongju Korea This one is flat, Sentier Art Quebec, Canada It goes under, Wyoming Invitational2007 Large Bowl, Bad Gogging, Germany2006 Grass Paper Glass, Grounds for Sculpture - Hamilton NJ To see Jennie smile, North Carolina Museum, Raleigh2005 Stories of Katrina , Nest Villa Montalvo, Saratoga, CA Did God Make a Worm? Ingolstadt, Germany2004 Oak, Geumgang Nature Art Biennale Gong-Ju, South Korea Chemin d’Art, Saint Flour, France2003 Mitochondria, Buffalo Bayou Artpark, Houston, TX2002 Scale, Abington Art Center Jenkintown, PA Like a hive, like an egg Arte Sella - Borgo Valsugana, Italy2001 Odd one, Contemporary Art Museum Raleigh, NC Collection, Fresh Kills Exhibition Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art - Snug Harbor Cultural

Center, Staten Island, NY A fox lives here too, Poet’s Walk , Red Hook, NY Carbon String, Neuberger National Biennial of Public Art, SUNY, Purchase Thirds, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art Ridgefield, CT January1999 Very Slow, The Fields - Art /OMI Omi, NY Can’t, Convergence XII Arts Festival, Providence, RI facing; love 30, Stone Quarry Hill Sculpture Park Casenovia, NY1998 Labyrinth II,John Michael Kohler Art Center Sheboygan, W1997-98 one,two,three of ‘em, Sculpture in the Forest, Grizedale, Cumbria, EnglandI1997 Vertical, Forest City Annual Portland, Maine Squeeze Tranekaer International Center for Art and Nature, Langeland, Denmark, Hemisphere Erie, PA for Erie County Dept. Planning/Recycling Earth Day celebration, 1997 Repose

City Gallery East, Atlanta1995 Hive, Mayfair Arts Festival Allentown, PA Round, Connemara Conservancy Plano, TX1993 Bridge, Hesta Properties Charlotte, NC corporate commission1992 Holocene, Duren International Exhibition of Paper Art , Leopold Hoesch Museum, Duren, Germany Holocene, Charlotte RSVP Bechtler Gallery Charlotte, North Carolina1991 New Geology #4, Arts Festival of Atlanta Site Sculpture Atlanta, GA1990 New Geology #2, Milan, NY New Geology #1, Snug Harbor Sculpture Festival Staten Island, NY1983 Colorado Fence, Telluride, Colorado private commission

RESIDENCIES2006 Grounds for Sculpture Hamilton, NJ2004 Three Rivers Arts Festival, Pittsburgh, PA2002 Abington Art Center, Jenkintown, PA Western Carolina University, Cullowee1999 Art OMI, Omi, NY1997-98 The Grizedale Society, Sculpture in the Forest - Cumbria, UK

RESIDENCIES (continued)1997 Tranekaer International Center for Art and Nature, Langleland, Denmark1979 Artist in Residence Harriman State Park, NY - America the Beautiful Fund

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS2015 Fredonia (the suitcase), SUNY Fredonia2009 Two of “em, Penn State Berks Reading, PA2006 E-virus, Stanford University2005 Tilt, Kent State University2003 Bromeliade, University of Florida, Gainesville2002 Can Can, Bowling Green University Some Cans, Western Carolina University2001 Bale, University of Virginia Warm Up, SUNY Fredonia, Fredonia, NY Study, James Madison University1999 Pretty Fast, University of Alabama, Birmingham1998 Squeeze 2, Appalachian State University, Boone, NC1997 Tilt, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Sculpture Tour Spine, State University of California, Bakersfield1994 Cake Miami University, Oxford, Ohio1992 Holocene, New Paltz State University of New York New Paltz, NY

REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS2015 Mahoney, Brian K It’s About Time American Craft Magazine April/May 2015 Grande, John Mahoney, Brian K On the Cover Chronogram Magazine January, 20152014 Parks, John A Universal Principles of Art Rockport Publishers 2014 McInallly, Mike Think Too Much: Newespapers in artwork offers surprising treat Albany (OR) Democrat-

Herald 10/12/2014 Olspur Katalog zur Ausstellung Olspur quf dem Belande der Bayernoil Goukassian, Elena Steven Siegel, Carbon Sculpture Magazine January 20142011 Moyer, Harper The New Earthwork; Art Action Agency ISC Press Abileah, Ilania Biography by Steven Siegel Main Street, the Laurentians only English Language

Newspaper June 2011 Le Giem. Francoise Une immense murale au Musee cet ete Journal Le Nord, Canada June 22, 2011 Baker, Allese Thomson Critic’s Picks Artforum February 2011 Perreault, John The Sculptor from Planet X Artopia February15, 2011 Boettger, Suzaan Of our Time catalogue essay for Steven Siegel, Biography Marlborough Chelsea

2011 Fabricius, Karl Recycling.com 2011 Like a hive, like an egg? Art in Public 177 Redaktion van Uffelen Stuttgart, Germany 20112010 Conway Morris, Roderick An Italian Valley Where Nature Meets Art New York Times August 6, 2010 Commissions, Sculpture Magazine April, 2010 Grande, John We are the Landscape; A Conversation with Steven Siegel Sculpture Magazine, March Schira, Ron Art Review Reading Eagle Correspondent 1/24/2010 Richmond, Susan Paper, Earth: An Installation with Steven Siegel Wild Apples Fall/Winter 2010 Harvard, MA Diary of installation at DeCordova Museum2009 Baucon, Andrea Geology in Art The Abyss of Time Tracemaker.com 2009 Wonderful Life Catalog 2009 Turchin Center for the Visual Arts, Boone, NC Essays by John Perreault,

Gary Walker, Hank Foreman2008-09 Beaudet Pascale Sentier Art3 Espace Winter 2008-09 Montreal, Canada

REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS (continued) Adrienne Gyongy Prattfolio spring 2008 Sustainable Art: Trash Transformend Pratt Alumni magazine

Cover article E The Environmental Magazine May/June 2008 photograph Zen Monster Volume 1 No. 1 Winter 2008 photograph2007 Song, Young Imm K. Public Art: New ways of Approaching Environmental Issues: The Art of Steven

Siegel International Journal of the Arts in Society Volume 2, Number 3, 20072006 Merckling, Catherine Eco-Art 2006 UFR Arts Universite Marc Bloch Strasbourg, France Grounds for Sculpture catalog 2006 Orion Magazine November 2006 Hynes, Katie The Signal College of New Jersey Sept 20, 2006 Van Dongen, Susan The Princeton Packet Cover Story Oct 6-15, 2006 Limme, Neyse lamona Magazine Barcelona, Spain Steven Siegel Basura Ancestral Fall 2006 Weintraub, Linda Cycle-Logical Art, Recycling Matters for Eco-Art 20062005 Rowe-Shields, Michele Sculpture on the Grounds Montalvo Arts Center 2005 Sculpture Magazine Itinerary 2005 Kent State University Brochure for Tilt 2005 2005 Catalog Kunstverein Ingolstadt Germany 20052004 Thomas, Mary Cover Story Pittsburgh Post-Gazette June 4, 2004 Schneider, Carrie The Art of Recycling Pittsburgh City Paper June 2 20042003 Mary Leonard Tying Knots of Wow and Wonder Sculptor Steven Siegel About Town of Dutchess and

Columbia Counties Winter 2003 Patricia Phillips Wandering Through Time: The Sculpture of Steven Siegel Sculpture Magazine October Johnson, Patricia One Man’s Trash Houston Chronicle March 20032002 Artist Infuses Students with ‘can-do’ spirit Clarion News Bowing Green, OH 9/11, 2002 Pop Art Sentinal Tribune WoodCounty, OH 9/13/02 The Truth is In our Trash ARCHAEOLOGY January/February 2002 Johnson, Ken A landfill in the Eyes of Artists Who Beheld It New York Times February 1, 20022001 Sharnoff, Elena Large Accumulations of Small Things Non Satis Scire - the Hampshire College Alumni

Magazine 2001 Fresh Kills NY Arts September 2001 Zimmer, William A Smaller, More Accessible Biennial New York Times June 24, 2001 Gouveia, Georgette Avant Garden Journal News May 29, 2001 Princinthal, Nancy Art on Paper July - August 2001 Cassai, Mary Hudson Gallery features earth-centered sculptures Kingston Daily Freeman June 8, 2001 Jaeger, William When location is everything Albany Times Union June 3, 2001 Keeffe, Eileen Environmental Art highlights Poet’s Walk Gazette Advertiser, Rhinebeck, NY May 31,

2001 Clarke, Jessica A Wordy Piece of Art The Daily News-Record Harrisonburg, VA April 3, 2001 Worthington, Becca Rendering Rubbish Into Art The Breeze Harrisonburg, VA April 2, 2001 Zimmer, William On Paper, a Show That Measures Up New York Times March 18, 2001 Merkling, Frank Katonah, Aldrich shows shine in separate ways Danbury News-Times Weekend

February 2, 20012000 Ryumina, Elena Moscow Times May 19, 2000 Scrupe, Mara Environment, Audience, and Public Art in the New World (Order) Sculpture Magazine

March, 2000 Bolender, Karin Into the Holocene: The Art of Steven Siegel Dutchess Magazine, February 2000 Watersheds - the newsletter of Art, Culture Nature, an association for the study of the arts and the

environment, spring 20001999 Kimmelman, Michael The Hudson Valley, Inside Out New York Times 7/30/99

REVIEWS AND PUBLICATIONS (continued)1999 Siegel sculpture at ART/OMI uses recycled Register-Star newspapers The Register Star, Hudson, NY

July 1999 Cummings, Kelliann International art on view at ART/OMI The Independent, Hillsdale, NY July 1999 Lis, Kerri Siegel Recycles newspaper into art Cazenovia Republican June 1999 Germano, Paul Nature Tells Stories at Stone Quarry Syracuse Newspaper May 1999 Netsky, Ron The art endurance test City newspaper, Rochester NY, April 1999 Commissions Sculpture Magazine March 1999 Twelfth Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition Catalog 1998 John Perreault, juror1997-98 Western Michigan University 1997-98 Sculpture Tour Catalog 19971997 Mah, Linda S. Artist builds outdoor sculpture from wood and paper Kalamazoo Gazette September

221, 1997 Greenleaf, Ken The Annual: Art Among the Oaks Maine Sunday Telegram 9/7/97 The Artistry of Discards The New York State Solid Waste Examiner Spring 97 Byrd, Cathy All Natural Creative Loafing Atlanta, GA April 12, 1997 Cullum, Jerry Recyclers create a whole new life from secondhand The Atlanta Journal Constitution

April 11, 1997 Natural Presence, The Art of Paul Hitopolus and Steven Siegel City Gallery East, Atlanta, GA April 1997

brochure Knight, Rhonda Visiting Artists add to campus perspective The Runner, California State University at

Bakersfield March 5, 19971996 Great Garbage Binge Art Show catalog Emerson Cultural Center Bozeman, MT 1996 Bass,

Shermakaye Mother Nature is one tough critic The Dallas Morning News 3/23/951995 Harnish, Anne Commissions Sculpture Magazine January 19951993 Jacobson, Marjory Art for Work Harvard Business School Press 1993 Nicholas/Forster Portland Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company, Portland 1993 Godfrey, Michael/Kessler,Jane Strata Nike magazine Munich special #6 sculpture 1993 Gragg, Randy ...sculpture looms... The Oregonian Portland, OR 8/5/93 Smith, Doug Don’t Trash This Art Charlotte Observer 4/22/93 Flynn, Anne Artist digs Deep Into Landscapes Union-News Springfield, MA 2/17/931992 Smart,Paul Waste land Huguenot Herald New Paltz, NY 11/5/92 Patterson, Tom Carillon’s newest art

will ring your chimes. Charlotte Observer 5/17/92 Von Christiane Dorr Funf Tonnen Papier unter dem Rasen Duren Stadt und Land Duren, Germany

4/14/92 Baxter, Robert In Camden, a bazaar of bizarre art works South Jersey Courier-Post 1/12/921990 Raynor, Vivian Sculpture Show in the Open New York Times 9/16/90 Brenson, Michael The State of the City as Sculptors See It New York Times 7/27/901989 SCULPTURE magazine March/April 1989 Feinberg, Jean E. Earth Time and Events: The Art of Steven Siegel 1988 Wave Hill1982 The Drawing Center Fifth Anniversary Show catalog 19821881 Raynor, Vivian Diverse Sensibilities New York Times 2/1/81

LECTURES2013 Rhode Island College Providence RI2012 Swain School Allentown, PA2010 Rubin Museum of Art, NY 2012Reading Museum of Art Reading, PA2009 Evos Evolutinary Studies Program SUNY Binghamton Turchin Center for the Visual Arts Boone, NC Minneapolis College of Art and Design University of Wyoming Museum of Art

LECTURES (continued)2008 Bard College Annandale on Hudson, NY2006 SUNY New Paltz Grounds for Sculpture The College of New Jersey North Carolina Museum, Raleigh Oklahoma University, Norman2005 Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga, CA San Jose State University Robert Smithson Symposium Kent State University, Ohio2004 Future Tenant Gallery Pittsburgh, PA,2003 In my mind a mere image Harn Museum, University of Florida2002 University of Houston Abington Art Center Jenkintown, PA Bowling Green State University, OH Western Carolina University, Cullowhee Union College2001 Snug Harbor Cultural Center State University of New York, Fredonia2000 University of Virginia Department of Architecture Pro Arte St. Petersburg, Russia Nizhny Center for Contemporary Art, Nizhny-Novgorod Russia Zverev Center for Contemporary Art Moscow, Russian Federation1999 Samuel Barker Lecture Series University of Alabama, Birmingham An Artist’s Peek at Deep Time; What is a Landscape, Anyway? Casenovia College, Casenovia, NY

1999 Visiting Artist Series Syracuse University1998 Rock, Scissors, Paper, and Wood Grizedale Society, Cumbria, UK Visiting Artist Series Appalachian State University, Boone, NC1997 Close Encounters With the Arts, Visiting Artist Series Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Guest Artist Langlands Kuntsthojskole, Bagentop, Denmark Emory University, Atlanta 1997 Visiting Artist Series State University of California, Bakersfield1994 Visiting Artist Series Miami University, Oxford, Ohio 1993 Barrett House Galleries Poughkeepsie, NY 1992 State University of New York, New Paltz RSVP Lecture Series Bechtler Gallery Charlotte, NC1991 Arts Festival of Atlanta Atlanta, GA

TEACHING2012 Swain School, Allentown, PA 2010 Western Carolina University, Visiting Artist2009 Appalachian State University, in residence Minneapolis College of Art and Design, workshop2006 Anderson Ranch, Snowmass, CO2002 Western Carolina Universtiy, Cullowee, visiting artist 2001 Wampler Visiting Professorship in Art, James Madison University2000 Nizhny Center for Contemporary Art, Nizhny-Novgorod Russia, workshop Zverev Center for Contemporary Art Moscow, Russian Federation, Collaborative

sculpture project with students from the Moscow Center for Contemporary Art Studies1998 Appalachian State University, visiting artist1997 Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, visiting artist

Crumpling paper combines my interest in folds with a study John Cage’s ideas of randomness in the creation of art. Various sizes of thin paper are crumpled quickly. The resulting crumple is photographed at a very high resolution so that the images can be printed as illustration in books or as large photographic installations. Some of the crumples are subsequently destroyed when they are cross-sectioned or dissected. This work with crumples is in its infancy and its future is open for further discovery. – Rutherford Witthus

Rutherford Witthus recently completed Crumpled Papers, a unique art book from which these photographic images are derived. He conceives each of his books as an entire expression of prose, poetry, and imagery, all brought together in a thoughtful orchestration of paper, font, ink, and fold.

The concept for Crumpled Papers is a mathematical treatise by physicists in Chicago, who wrote about the “uncrumpling” and unfolding the Universe as a way of explicating the mechanics of its expansion.

The muse for the book is a Japanese paper which Witthus crumples and then photographs. The seeming organic shapes that result are completely antithetical to our expectations of what paper is, and how it performs. Against the drama of the dark background, the tonal range of white to gray in these complex, origami-like shapes shows the work to advantage. The extreme gradation of light and dark gives the impression of tremendous volume, while emphasizing the paper’s ephemeral and sensual quality.

Combining his interest in ancient languages, philosophy and book structures, Witthus is currently working on a series of books using literary and photographic fragments. His art books are collected in depth by such noted university libraries as Yale, Princeton, Wellesley College, and the University of Connecticut, and his Paper: Crumpled and Rolled was a show of his work presented at CYNTHIA-REEVES in January of this year. Witthus lives and works in Walpole, New Hampshire.

RUTHERFORD WITTHUS

Rutherford Witthus, Crumple in Hand, 2015, archival pigment print, 40 x 30 in (76.2 x 101.6 cm)

Rutherford Witthus, Crumple 19, 2015, archival pigment print, 40 x 60 in (101.6 x 152.4 cm)

Rutherford Witthus, Crumple 23 Calipers, 2015, archival pigment print, 40 x 30 in (76.2 x 101.6 cm)

RUTHERFORD WITTHUSEDUCATION2006 The University of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, MFA Book Arts and Printmaking 1981 University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, MA Librarianship and Information Management 1968 University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, MA Philosophy 1965 University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, BA Philosophy EXHIBITIONS2015 Paper Crumpled and Rolled, CYNTHIA-REEVES, Walpole, New Hampshire Hello Hedi:Book Art Inspired by Hedi Kyle, 23 Sandy Gallery, Portland, Oregon2014-15 Geographies: New England Book Work, Guild of Book Workers New England Chapter, Traveling Exhibition2013 Born from Folding: The Art & Science of Origami, Jaffe Center for Book Arts,Boca Raton, Florida Seductive Alchemy: Books by Artists, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas2012-14 Horizon, Guild of Book Workers,Traveling Exhibition2012 Shin Jidai: Contemporary Japanese Book and Paper Arts, Minnesota Center for Book Arts, Minneapolis, Minnesota2010 San Diego Book Arts Third National Juried Exhibition, Geisel Library, University of California at San Diego2009-11 Marking Time, Guild of Book Workers, Traveling Exhibition2009 Art To Be Read: MFA Book Arts/Printmaking Alumni Exhibition, Hybrid Book Conference Philadelphia, Pennsylvania2008 Celebrating the Sculptural Book: The Challenge of Structure, Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut molten, depARTure at Space Gallery, Denver, Colorado Photoworks, Abecedarian Gallery, Denver, Colorado2007 Sense and Sensuality, 23 Sandy Gallery, Portland, Oregon Action/Interaction: Book/Art, Columbia College Center for Book & Paper Arts, Chicago, Illinois Visually Speaking: Art, Narrative and the Contemporary Press, Memphis College of Art, Memphis, Tennessee Book in Hand, Arts + Literature Laboratory, New Haven, Connecticut2006 Beyond Words: Artists’ Books, The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee

COLLECTIONS Boise State University, Special Collections & Archives Brandeis University, Archives & Special Collections Brown University, John Hay Library, Harries Collection of American Poetry & Plays Denver Public Library, Douglas Collection of Fine Printing Duke University Libraries, Rare Book & Manuscript Library Harvard University, Houghton Library Jaffe Center for Book Arts, Florida Atlantic University Libraries Kent State University, Special Collections & Archives Lafayette College Library, Special Collections Princeton University, Rare Books & Special Collections Rhode Island School of Design Library, Archives & Special Collections Smith College Library, Special Collections SUNY Buffalo, Special Collections Temple University, Special Collections Research Center University of Arizona, Poetry Center

COLLECTIONS (continued) University of Connecticut Libraries, Archives & Special Collections, Dodd Research Center University of Denver, Special Collections & Archives University of Nebraska, Archives & Special Collections University of Virginia Library, Special Collections University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Division Wellesley College Library, Special Collections Wesleyan University Library, Special Collections & Archives Yaddo Author’s Library

PUBLICATIONS1994 Bookbinding in Colorado: Creating Practical Art Through Hand and Machine 1980-1980. Friends of Auraria Library,

Denver, Colorado1986 Blickensderfer: Images of the West. Cordillera Press, Evergreen, Colorado 1986 "The Artist and the Architects: Laura Gilpin Photographs Fisher and Fisher Buildings of 1920s Denver" Colorado

Heritage 4 (1986) 1983 The Fisher Architectural Records Collection, 1897-1978: An Inventory. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado

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