Special Projects (Spring 1999)

Summary information

Date

Sun Feb 07 1999 until Sun Apr 04 1999

Location

MoMA PS1 ^{type:exhibition building spaces}
22-25 Jackson Avenue ^{type:thoroughfare names}

Carried out by

MoMA PS1

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December 1998

January 1999

February 1999

March 1999

April 1999

May 1999

Special Projects (Spring 1999)

American Art 1940–1970: Selections from the Collection

Sight Gags: Caricature, Grotesque, and Wit in Modern and Contemporary Drawing

Julia Margaret Cameron's Women

Projects 67: Elaine Reichek

Pop Impressions Europe/USA: Prints and Multiples from the Museum of Modern Art

Mary Lucier: Flood Songs

The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect

Ellsworth Kelly: Sculpture for a Large Wall and Other Recent Acquisitions

Sigmar Polke: Works on Paper, 1963–1974

Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois

Harvey Quaytman: Selected Work

The Game Room: A Tribute to Gino De Dominicis

Primarily Structural: Minimalist and Post-Minimalist Works on Paper

1999: P.S.1 Studio Program Exhibition

Stephen Antonakos: Neon Chapel for P.S.1 and Welcome

Criss Cross: Some Young New Yorkers III

Ronald Bladen: Selected Works

New Vertical Painting

Deborah Ostrow: Performance of Rumi Poetry

Concurrent exhibitions grouped by organisation

#	Start	End	Title
1	1998-12	1999-02	American Art 1940–1970: Selections from the Collection
2	1999-01	1999-05	Sight Gags: Caricature, Grotesque, and Wit in Modern and Contemporary Drawing
3	1999-01	1999-05	Julia Margaret Cameron's Women
4	1999-02	1999-03	Projects 67: Elaine Reichek
5	1999-02	1999-05	Pop Impressions Europe/USA: Prints and Multiples from the Museum of Modern Art
6	1999-03	1999-06	Mary Lucier: Flood Songs
7	1999-03	1999-06	The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect
8	1999-03	1999-07	Ellsworth Kelly: Sculpture for a Large Wall and Other Recent Acquisitions
9	1999-04	1999-06	Sigmar Polke: Works on Paper, 1963–1974

#	Start	End	Title
1	1999-02	1999-04	Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois
2	1999-02	1999-06	Harvey Quaytman: Selected Work
3	1999-02	1999-06	The Game Room: A Tribute to Gino De Dominicis
4	1999-02	1999-04	Primarily Structural: Minimalist and Post-Minimalist Works on Paper
5	1999-02	1999-04	1999: P.S.1 Studio Program Exhibition
6	1999-02	1999-04	Stephen Antonakos: Neon Chapel for P.S.1 and Welcome
7	1999-02	1999-04	Criss Cross: Some Young New Yorkers III
8	1999-02	1999-05	Ronald Bladen: Selected Works
9	1999-02	1999-04	New Vertical Painting
10	1999-02	1999-02	Deborah Ostrow: Performance of Rumi Poetry

Artists

There were 10 persons who influenced this exhibition.

Persons are ordered alphabetically by surname. Select a letter in the concertina to continue. Click on the person's name to view further information.

VALIE EXPORT

Biographical statement Austrian, born 1940

Born 1940 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality Austrian

Gender Female

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Exhibitions

In this dataset, VALIE EXPORT was involved in 14 exhibitions across 3 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 8 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 1990s with 2 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
2	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2005-09	2006-07	MoMA	Take Two: Worlds and Views from the Contemporary Collection
2	2006-06	2006-09	MoMA PS1	Into Me/Out of Me
3	2008-06	2008-10	MoMA PS1	That was Then, This is Now
4	2008-09	2009-03	MoMA	Here is Every, Four Decades of Contemporary Art

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2010-05	2011-04	MoMA	Pictures by Women: A History of Modern Photography (Part 2)
2	2010-08	2010-11	MoMA	The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today
3	2011-01	2011-08	MoMA PS1	Modern Women: Single Channel
4	2011-01	2011-05	MoMA	Staging Action: Performance in Photography Since 1960
5	2012-02	2012-12	MoMA	MoMA Media Lounge 2012
6	2012-03	2012-07	MoMA	Exquisite Corpses: Drawing and Disfiguration
7	2012-04		MoMA	The Shaping of New Visions: Photograph, Film, Photobook
8	2013-05	2014-01	MoMA	XL: 19 New Acquisitions

Philip Glass Dan Graham

Philip Glass

Biographical statement

Born 1937 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality

Gender

External information resources for Philip Glass

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Philip Glass was involved in 6 exhibitions across 4 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 1970s with 3 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 1980s,1990s,2000s with 1 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1971-05	1971-05	The Brooklyn Bridge	The Brooklyn Bridge Event
2	1975-02	1975-02	The Idea Warehouse	Philip Glass Ensemble: "Music in Twelve Parts"
3	1977-10	1977-11	MoMA PS1	New York Avant-Garde/Works and Projects of the Seventies

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1981-01	1981-03	MoMA	Inside Spaces

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2008-08	2009-01	MoMA	Looking at Music: Media Art of the 1960s

Dan Graham

Biographical statement American, born 1942

Born 1942 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality American

Gender Male

External information resources for Dan Graham

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Dan Graham was involved in 31 exhibitions across 5 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 8 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2000s with 3 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1970-07	1970-09	MoMA	Information
2	1971-05	1971-07	MoMA	Untitled II
3	1975-02	1975-04	MoMA	Projects: Video III
4	1975-04	1975-05	Clocktower Gallery	Collectors of the Seventies, Part I: Dorothy and Herbert Vogel
5	1975-10	1977-01	Manhattan	New Urban Landscapes
6	1977-03	1977-05	MoMA	Bookworks
7	1977-09	1978-05	MoMA PS1	Performer In Residence Program

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1980-12	1981-01	MoMA	Dan Graham: 2 Viewing Rooms
2	1980-12	1981-01	MoMA PS1	Video (Winter 1980–1981): Dan Graham
3	1982-10	1982-12	MoMA	Reading Video
4	1983-01	1983-03	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Winter 1983)
5	1983-09	1983-11	MoMA PS1	Video (Fall 1983)
6	1989-01	1989-03	MoMA PS1	Theatergarden Bestiarium

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1992-10	1993-01	MoMA	Video: Two Decades
2	1995-09	1996-01	MoMA	Light Construction
3	1996-02	1996-03	Clocktower Gallery	Model Home
4	1997-09	1998-01	MoMA	On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection
5	1997-10	1998-02	MoMA PS1	Reopening: Installations and Projects
6	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
7	1999-09	1999-10	MoMA PS1	The Promise of Photograhy: Selections from the DG Bank Collection

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2008-03	2008-05	MoMA	Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today
2	2008-06	2008-10	MoMA PS1	That was Then, This is Now
3	2009-06	2009-11	MoMA	Looking at Music, Side 2

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2011-01	2011-12	MoMA	Public Spaces Changes 2011; includes Paula Hayes, Nocturne of the Limax maximus
2	2011-01	2011-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2011
3	2011-11	2014-02	MoMA	Contemporary Galleries: 1980–Now
4	2012-01	2012-12	MoMA	Public Spaces Changes 2012
5	2012-02	2012-12	MoMA	MoMA Media Lounge 2012
6	2012-09	2013-03	MoMA	9+1 Ways of Being Political: 50 Years of Political Stances in Architecture and Urban Design
7	2013-10	2014-06	MoMA	There Will Never Be Silence: Scoring John Cage's "4'33""
8	2016-06	2016-08	MoMA PS1	FORTY

Beat Huber

Biographical statement

Born ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality

Gender

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Exhibitions

In this dataset, Beat Huber was involved in 1 exhibitions across 1 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 1990s with 1 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 1990s with 1 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)

Joan Jonas

Biographical statement American, born 1936

Born 1936 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality American

Gender Female

External information resources for Joan Jonas

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Joan Jonas was involved in 31 exhibitions across 5 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 1980s with 13 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 3 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1975-02	1975-04	MoMA	Projects: Video III
2	1975-05	1975-07	MoMA	Projects: Video IV
3	1976-07	1976-09	MoMA	Projects: Video IX
4	1977-12	1978-02	MoMA	Projects: Video XV

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1981-11		MoMA	Selections from the ALS
2	1981-11	1982-01	MoMA	Selections From the Art Lending Service
3	1982-01	1982-03	MoMA PS1	Video (Winter 1982): Joan Jonas: Memory Corridor
4	1982-08	1982-09	MoMA	Performance Video
5	1983-10	1984-01	MoMA	Video Art: A History
6	1984-09	1984-11	MoMA	Video and Ritual
7	1984-11	1985-01	MoMA	A Survey: Artist's TV Lab, WNET/Thirteen
8	1985-06	1985-09	MoMA	New Work on Paper 3
9	1985-07	1985-10	MoMA	New Work on Paper 3: Spatial Relationships in Video
10	1986-12	1987-01	Clocktower Gallery	Dreamwork
11	1987-06	1987-09	MoMA	Selections from the Video Study Collection: 1968–1987
12	1987-11	1988-03	MoMA	For 25 Years: Crown Point Press
13	1989-04	1989-05	The Museum of Modern Art	The Arts for Television

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1990-03	1990-05	MoMA	Dream
2	1991-01	1991-03	MoMA	Selections from the Collection
3	1991-04	1991-06	MoMA PS1	Out of Site: Part II
4	1992-04	1992-07	MoMA	New Acquisitions, Video: Joan Jonas, Nam June Paik, and William Wegman
5	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
6	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2002-11	2003-04	MoMA PS1	Video Acts: Single Channel Video Works from the Collections of Pamela and Richard Kramlich and New Art Trust
2	2004-11	2005-07	MoMA	Contemporary: Inaugural Installation
3	2007-01	2007-12	MoMA	Public Spaces Changes 2007
4	2008-08	2009-01	MoMA	Looking at Music: Media Art of the 1960s
5	2009-12	2010-05	MoMA	Performance 7: "Mirage" by Joan Jonas

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2011-01	2011-08	MoMA PS1	Modern Women: Single Channel
2	2012-02	2012-12	MoMA	MoMA Media Lounge 2012
3	2015-10	2016-03	MoMA PS1	Greater New York

Kcho (Alexis Leyva Machado)John Menick

John Menick

Biographical statement

Born ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality

Gender

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Exhibitions

In this dataset, John Menick was involved in 2 exhibitions across 2 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 1990s,2000s with 1 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 1990s,2000s with 1 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2000-02	2000-05	MoMA PS1	Greater New York

Bruce Nauman

Biographical statement American, born 1941

Born 1941 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality American

Gender Male

External information resources for Bruce Nauman

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Bruce Nauman was involved in 113 exhibitions across 5 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2000s with 34 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 14 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1970-10		MoMA	Nine Print Portfolios
2	1971-07	1971-09	MoMA	Summer Show
3	1971-07		MoMA	Summer Penthouse
4	1972-03	1972-05	MoMA	California Prints
5	1972-06	1972-09	MoMA	Prints for Collectors
6	1975-02	1975-04	MoMA	Projects: Video III
7	1976-01	1976-03	MoMA	Drawing Now: 1955–1975
8	1976-06	1976-06	MoMA PS1	Rooms
9	1976-07	1976-09	MoMA	Projects: Video IX
10	1977-03	1977-05	MoMA	Bookworks
11	1977-04	1977-06	MoMA	Artists by Artists
12	1979-02	1979-04	MoMA PS1	A Great Big Drawing Show
13	1979-03		MoMA	Stage Show
14	1979-03	1979-05	MoMA	The Stage Show
15	1979-05	1979-08	MoMA	Contemporary Sculpture: Selections from the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art
16	1979-05	1979-06	MoMA	Projects: Video XXVII

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1980-02	1980-04	MoMA	Printed Art: A View of Two Decades
2	1982-03	1982-03	British Museum	A Century of Modern Drawing, 1881–1981
3	1983-01	1983-03	MoMA PS1	Video (Winter 1983)
4	1983-04	1983-05	MoMA	Recent Acquisitions from the Department of Drawings, Part II
5	1984-05		MoMA	Selections from the Permanent Collection: Drawings
6	1984-11		MoMA	Inaugural Exhibition possibly Art Since 1945
7	1984-12	1985-05	MoMA	Contemporary Drawings
8	1985-06	1985-09	MoMA	New Work on Paper 3
9	1985-07	1985-10	MoMA	New Work on Paper 3: Spatial Relationships in Video
10	1985-11	1986-04	MoMA	Large Drawings
11	1986-04	1986-09	MoMA	Sculptors' Drawings
12	1987-01	1987-06	MoMA	Drawings Acquisitions
13	1988-01	1988-04	MoMA	Committed to Print
14	1988-03	1988-07	MoMA	Contemporary Print Acquisitions, 1986–1988
15	1989-02	1989-09	MoMA	Contemporary Works from the Collection: American Sculpture from the 1960s
16	1989-03	1989-07	MoMA	Watercolors: Selections from the Permanent Collection
17	1989-04	1989-08	MoMA	Master Prints from the Collection
18	1989-06	1990-03	MoMA	Contemporary Works from the Collection
19	1989-11	1990-02	MoMA	Drawings of the Eighties from the Collection, Part I

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1990-04	1990-07	MoMA	Drawings from the 80s from the Collection: Part II
2	1990-04	1990-10	MoMA	Contemporary Works from the Collection
3	1991-01	1991-03	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Chuck Close, Head-On/The Modern Portrait
4	1991-11	1992-03	MoMA	For 25 Years: Gemini G.E.L.
5	1992-02	1992-05	MoMA	Allegories of Modernism: Contemporary Drawing
6	1992-09	1993-02	MoMA	Selections from the Collection
7	1993-03	1993-07	MoMA	Reading Prints
8	1993-07	1993-08	MoMA	Contemporary Works from the Collection
9	1993-07	1993-10	MoMA	Multiple Images: Photographs Since 1965 from the Collection
10	1994-01	1994-05	MoMA	For 25 Years: Brook Alexander Editions
11	1994-02	1994-06	MoMA	Modern Drawing Part II: A Selection from the Collection 1959–1991
12	1994-04	1994-04	MoMA	In Honor of Merce Cunningham
13	1994-05	1994-08	MoMA	Master Prints from the Collection
14	1995-01	1995-05	MoMA	Semblances
15	1995-03	1995-05	MoMA	Bruce Nauman
16	1995-05	1995-09	MoMA	Adding It Up: Print Acquisitions 1970–1995
17	1996-05	1996-09	MoMA	From the Collection: A Century of American Drawings
18	1996-06	1996-09	MoMA	Philip Johnson: Architecture and Design Gifts
19	1996-06	1996-09	MoMA	From Bauhaus to Pop: Masterworks Given by Philip Johnson
20	1997-05	1997-09	MoMA	More than One: Twentieth-Century Print Portfolio
21	1997-05	1997-08	MoMA	Selections from the Collection
22	1997-09	1998-01	MoMA	A Decade of Collecting: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Drawing
23	1997-09	1998-02	MoMA	From Henri Toulouse Lautrec to Andy Warhol: Exploring Techniques
24	1997-09	1998-01	MoMA	On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection
25	1997-10	1998-02	MoMA PS1	Reopening: Installations and Projects
26	1999-01	1999-05	MoMA	Sight Gags: Caricature, Grotesque, and Wit in Modern and Contemporary Drawing
27	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Primarily Structural: Minimalist and Post-Minimalist Works on Paper
28	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
29	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois
30	1999-04	1999-10	MoMA	Post-war to Pop: Masterworks from MoMA's Collection

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2000-03	2000-08	MoMA	War
2	2000-10	2001-02	MoMA	Actual Size
3	2001-04	2001-06	MoMA	Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now
4	2001-12	2002-01	MoMA PS1	Loop
5	2002-06	2004-09	MoMA	To Be Looked At: Painting and Sculpture from the Collection
6	2002-11	2003-04	MoMA PS1	Video Acts: Single Channel Video Works from the Collections of Pamela and Richard Kramlich and New Art Trust
7	2003-11	2004-02	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Mona Hatoum: Here is Elsewhere
8	2004-06	2004-09	MoMA PS1	Hard Light
9	2004-11	2005-07	MoMA	Contemporary: Inaugural Installation
10	2004-11		MoMA	Painting and Sculpture: Inaugural Installation
11	2005-02	2005-04	MoMA	Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection
12	2005-03	2005-08	MoMA	Drawing from the Modern, 1945–1975
13	2005-09	2006-01	MoMA	Drawing from the Modern, 1975–2005
14	2005-09	2006-07	MoMA	Take Two: Worlds and Views from the Contemporary Collection
15	2006-01	2006-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2006
16	2006-01	2006-04	MoMA	Transforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, Part 1
17	2006-05	2006-07	MoMA	Against the Grain: Contemporary Art from the Edward R. Broida Collection
18	2006-05	2006-10	MoMA	Transforming Chronologies: An Atlas of Drawings, Part 2
19	2006-06	2006-09	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Herzog and De Meuron, Perception Restrained
20	2006-06	2006-09	MoMA PS1	Into Me/Out of Me
21	2007-01	2007-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2007
22	2007-01	2007-05	MoMA	Live/Work: Performance into Drawing
23	2007-05	2007-10	MoMA PS1	Organizing Chaos
24	2007-10	2007-12	MoMA	Raw
25	2007-11	2008-07	MoMA	Multiplex: Directions in Art, 1970–Now
26	2007-12	2008-03	MoMA	RAW-WAR
27	2008-01	2008-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2008
28	2008-03	2008-05	MoMA	Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today
29	2008-08	2009-01	MoMA	Looking at Music: Media Art of the 1960s
30	2008-09	2009-03	MoMA	Here is Every, Four Decades of Contemporary Art
31	2009-01	2009-12	MoMA	Painting and Scultpure Changes 2009
32	2009-01	2009-12	MoMA	Public Spaces Changes 2009
33	2009-04	2010-01	MoMA	Compass in Hand: Selections from the Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
34	2009-10	2010-04	MoMA PS1	1969

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2010-01	2010-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2010
2	2010-03	2010-09	MoMA	The Modern Myth: Drawing Mythologies in Modern Times
3	2010-06	2010-08	MoMA	Bruce Nauman: "Days"
4	2010-06	2011-09	MoMA	Contemporary Art from the Collection
5	2010-08	2010-11	MoMA	The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today
6	2010-11	2011-02	MoMA	On Line: Drawing through the Twentieth Century
7	2011-01	2011-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2011
8	2011-01	2011-05	MoMA	Staging Action: Performance in Photography Since 1960
9	2012-01	2012-12	MoMA	Painting and Sculpture Changes 2012
10	2012-02	2012-12	MoMA	MoMA Media Lounge 2012
11	2012-03	2012-07	MoMA	Exquisite Corpses: Drawing and Disfiguration
12	2012-05	2012-08	MoMA	Ecstatic Alphabets/Heaps of Language
13	2012-08	2013-06	MoMA	Bruce Nauman: The 1980s
14	2018-10	2019-03	MoMA PS1	Bruce Nauman: Disappearing Acts

Gabriel Orozco

Biographical statement Mexican, born 1962

Born 1962 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality Mexican

Gender Male

External information resources for Gabriel Orozco

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Gabriel Orozco was involved in 24 exhibitions across 3 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2000s with 15 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 2010s with 3 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1993-09	1993-10	MoMA	Projects 41: Gabriel Orozco
2	1995-10	1996-01	MoMA	Drawings on Chance: Selections from the Permanent Collection
3	1997-09	1998-01	MoMA	A Decade of Collecting: Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Drawing
4	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
5	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Body Works: Bruce Nauman, Valie Export, Gabriel Orozco, Joan Jonas, and Louise Bourgeois
6	1999-09	1999-10	MoMA PS1	The Promise of Photograhy: Selections from the DG Bank Collection

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2000-10	2001-02	MoMA	Actual Size
2	2001-04	2001-06	MoMA	Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now
3	2002-06	2002-09	MoMA	Tempo
4	2003-11	2004-02	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Mona Hatoum: Here is Elsewhere
5	2004-11	2005-07	MoMA	Contemporary: Inaugural Installation
6	2005-09	2006-01	MoMA	Drawing from the Modern, 1975–2005
7	2007-01	2007-05	MoMA	Live/Work: Performance into Drawing
8	2007-07	2007-09	MoMA	What is Painting? Contemporary Art From the Collection
9	2007-11	2008-02	MoMA	New Perspectives in Latin American Art, 1930–2006: Selections from a Decade of Acquisitions
10	2008-06	2008-08	MoMA	Geo/Metric: Prints and Drawings from the Collection
11	2008-12	2009-02	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Vik Muniz, Rebus
12	2009-03	2009-06	MoMA	Paper: Pressed, Stained, Slashed, Folded
13	2009-04	2010-01	MoMA	Compass in Hand: Selections from the Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection
14	2009-12	2010-03	MoMA	Gabriel Orozco: Samurai Tree Invariants
15	2009-12	2010-03	MoMA	Gabriel Orozco

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2010-08	2010-11	MoMA	The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today
2	2012-02	2012-05	MoMA	Print/Out, in conjunction with the exhibition, Printin'
3	2013-03	2013-07	MoMA	A Trip from Here to There

Thomas Struth

Biographical statement German, born 1954

Born 1954 ^{(click to view other people born in this year)}

Died

Nationality German

Gender Male

External information resources for Thomas Struth

Exhibitions

In this dataset, Thomas Struth was involved in 15 exhibitions across 4 decades.

Decade(s) with the most number of exhibitions was the 2000s with 10 exhibitions.
Decade with the least number of exhibitions was the 1970s,1980s with 1 exhibitions.

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1978-04	1978-05	MoMA PS1	International Studio Program (Spring 1978)

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1989-09	1989-11	Clocktower Gallery	The Periphery, Part I: Andreas Gursky and Thomas Struth

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	1997-09	1998-01	MoMA	On the Edge: Contemporary Art from the Werner and Elaine Dannheisser Collection
2	1999-02	1999-04	MoMA PS1	Special Projects (Spring 1999)
3	1999-03	1999-06	MoMA	The Museum as Muse: Artists Reflect

#	Start	End	Location	Title
1	2000-05	2000-09	MoMA PS1	Around 1984: A Look at Art in the Eighties
2	2000-09	2001-01	MoMA	Architecture Hot and Cold
3	2001-04	2001-06	MoMA	Collaborations with Parkett: 1984 to Now
4	2002-02	2002-05	MoMA	Life of the City
5	2004-11	2005-07	MoMA	Contemporary: Inaugural Installation
6	2005-02	2005-04	MoMA	Contemporary Voices: Works from the UBS Art Collection
7	2006-03	2006-11	MoMA	Photography Collection: Rotation 3
8	2006-06	2006-09	MoMA	Artist's Choice: Herzog and De Meuron, Perception Restrained
9	2007-08	2008-03	MoMA	Edward Steichen Photography Collection Galleries: Rotation 5
10	2008-09	2009-03	MoMA	Here is Every, Four Decades of Contemporary Art

Special Projects (Spring 1999)

Summary information

Date

Location

Carried out by

Concurrent exhibitions

Concurrent exhibitions grouped by organisation

MoMA

MoMA PS1

Artists

E

VALIE EXPORT

Exhibitions

1990s (2)

2000s (4)

2010s (8)

G

Philip Glass

Exhibitions

1970s (3)

1980s (1)

1990s (1)

2000s (1)

Dan Graham

Exhibitions

1970s (7)

1980s (6)

1990s (7)

2000s (3)

2010s (8)

H

Beat Huber

Exhibitions

1990s (1)

J

Joan Jonas

Exhibitions

1970s (4)

1980s (13)

1990s (6)

2000s (5)

2010s (3)

M

John Menick

Exhibitions

1990s (1)

2000s (1)

N

Bruce Nauman

Exhibitions

1970s (16)

1980s (19)

1990s (30)

2000s (34)

2010s (14)

O

Gabriel Orozco

Exhibitions

1990s (6)

2000s (15)

2010s (3)

S

Thomas Struth

Exhibitions

1970s (1)

1980s (1)

1990s (3)

2000s (10)

Acknowledgements