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EDUCATION

2011 MFA Painting, Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA

2008 BA (Hons) First Class (Painting), Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee, Dundee, Scotland

2004 Foundation Year, Leith School of Art, Edinburgh, Scotland

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2022

Anyway I See it, curated by Steve Mykietyn, Schelfhaudt Gallery, Bridgeport, CT

Summer Days, curated by Kahlil Robert Irving, Klaus Von Nichtssagend Gallery, New York

2020

Documento, Embajada, San Juan PR

Purple, Underdonk, Brooklyn

2019

The Joke Is On You, Embajada, San Juan PR

Two Person Exhibition with Jessie Makinson, Lyles and King, New York

2018

Drama (solo), Lyles and King, New York

Three Person Exhibition, South of the Tracks Gallery, NY for Untitled Art Fair, Miami, FL

Drawings, Curated by Jason Fox, Canada, Frieze New York

Wish Fulfillment, Curated by Kristen Smoragiewicz & Alex Tam, Sine Projects, Brooklyn

Hide and Go Chic, Rover Gallery, Chicago

2017

Feed The Meter Vol.2, curated by Wallace Whitney, Ceysson & Bénétière, Wandhaff, Luxembourg

15th Show, two-person exhibition with Max Heiges, Eddy’s Room, Brooklyn NY NADA New York, Canada, NY

2016

Driveway Dance-off, two-person exhibition with Emily Davidson, Canada, NY

Stone Soup Nasty, Orgy Park, Brooklyn NY

How-High, Left Field Gallery, LA

2015

New Paintings, (solo) Lyles & King, New York Canada, Frieze London

2014

Drawings and Prints, NADA, Miami Beach, Canada, New York Anthropocene, Canada, New York

2009

RSA New Contemporaries, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh

Leith School of Art 20th Year Anniversary , The Leith School of Art, Edinburgh

GRANTS AND AWARDS

The Vermont Studio Centre, 2014

The Stevenston Award for Painting, The Royal Scottish Academy, 2009

Dundee Visual Artist Award, City of Dundee, 2008

The Sandra McNeilance Award for Drawing and Painting, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, 2008

Artist Travel Grant, The Cross Trust, 2007

RESIDENCIES

Macedonia Institute, Chatham NY, 2021

TPAIRR, Rehoboth Beach, DE, 2020

Vermont Studio Center, VT, 2014

PRESS AND PRINT

New American Paintings, Northeast Edition #146 (2020), #128 (2017), MFA Edition #87 (2011)

Garage, Five Years of Embajada Feb 12, 2021 https://garage.vice.com/en_us/article/k7a5nv/five-years-of-embajada

TimeOut NY, Review of Driveway Dance-off at Canada Gallery, August 2016

Painting is Dead. Featured Artist (2015) http://paintingisdead.com/stuart-lorimer.html

When Art Looks Back, HyperAllergic August 2014 https://hyperallergic.com/143735/more-now-than-then-when-art-reaches-back/

The Shock of The New, Rachael Divine, The Sunday Times, February 2009

Royal Scottish Academy, The New Contemporaries, Georgina Coburn, AN Magazine 2009 http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews/single/509166

CURATORIAL PROJECTS

“An eye that tried so hard to forget one particular thing that it ended up forgetting everything else.” Safe Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, July-September 2019

Richard Bosman, Steven Campbell, Emily Davidson, Elizabeth Englander, Samara Golden, Chip Hughes, Kahlil Robert Irving, Willy Le Maitre, Georgia Diva McGovern, Lo F.L. Russo Barbara Sullivan

“Does a Moon Move”,Orgy Park, Brooklyn September - October 2017, Joe DeNardo, Haley Josephs, Kaitlin McDonough, RJ Messineo, Jenna Ransom, Craig Rempfer, Sam Strand.

“CANADA Friends & Family Garudge Sale” CANADA, NY, August 2017 Exhibition co-curated with Emily Davidson and Matthew Flaherty

“Spring Break Art Show” March 2016, New York Paul DeMuro, Ash Ferlito, Em Rooney, Suzanne Seesman, Janus, Tedman and Strand

Owner and Co-Director: Bannerette, an artist-run space, Brooklyn, NY 2013-2016

Monthly programming and offsite projects exhibiting work of American and European artists, with a focus on group exhibitions and diverse media.

Committee Member: Generator Projects, an artist-run space, Dundee, Scotland 2008-2009

Collaboration between 5 committee members responsible for organizing exhibitions, running public programs, procuring public financing and preserving the gallery’s historic, industrial unit.