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GEORGE HORNER

University of Texas, San Antonio, BFA 

University of Chicago, Chicago, MFA 

Born Dallas, Texas

Currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2020

GEORGE HORNER, INCOHERENTS, The Waiting Room, 57W57, New York ARTWORKS, A BENEFIT FOR ARTS GOWANUS, Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn GENERAL STORE, Curated by Chris Bors, Spring/Break Art Show New York

2019 

ORNAMENT: HO HUM ALL YE FAITHFUL #3, BravinLee Programs, New York GIFTS BY ARTISTS HOLIDAY SHOW & SALE, Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn THE CONSTRUCTIONS, A COMPLETE FABRICATION, Curated by John Gagne, Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn CAB, COMIC ARTS BROOKLYN, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn THE TOWER, Arts Gowanus at Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn LIGHT, 440 Gallery, Brooklyn ARTWORKS: A BENEFIT FOR ARTS GOWANUS,  Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn VISUAL AIDS, THE 21stANNUAL POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE, Hosted by Bortolami, New York                      

2018                        

small / MIGHTY, La Bodega, Brooklyn ARTWORKS, A BENEFIT FOR ARTS GOWANUS, Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn SPRING SHOW, Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse, Brooklyn VISUAL AIDS, THE 20thANNUAL POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE, Hosted by Gallery 524, New York

2017                        

WRAP AROUND 13: George Horner, Laurence de Valmy & Karen Lederer,                                      Curated by Renée Riccardo at ARENA at Suite 806, New York            ARTWORKS, A BENEFIT FOR ARTS GOWANUS, Shapeshifter Lab, Brooklyn WHITE TRASHan exhibition of artworks from the personal collection of Larry Clark, Luhring Augustine, Brooklyn  RECOLLECTION, Curated by Marly Hammer and John Richey, The Shoppe, Brooklyn BLACK MIRROR / RECOLLECTION, Curated by Marly Hammer and John Richey Spring/Break Art Show, New York MARKED URGENT, An Exhibition in Defense of Free Press, Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn VISUAL AIDS, THE 19THANNUAL POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE, Hosted by Metro Pictures, New York

2016                        

GOWANUS OPEN STUDIOS, Brooklyn BLACK AND WHITE AND RE(A)D ALL OVER: PART II, Art Helix, Brooklyn WRITING LIGHTLY, an exhibition investigating the relationship of language and neon,  Work/Release, Sponsored by the Rutter Family Art Foundation, Norfolk, Virginia MUSTERING OF THE MUTAGENICS 1970-1979, South Texas Pop Culture Center, San Antonio, Texas VISUAL AIDS, THE 18THANNUAL POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE, Hosted by Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York THRU THE RABBIT HOLE, Sideshow Nation and Life on Mars, Brooklyn

2015                        

BIZARRE BAZAAR, Arts Gowanus, Littlefield, Brooklyn OPEN CALL, Lorimoto Gallery, Brooklyn NEWCOLLECTORBK, Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn GOWANUS OPEN STUDIOS, Brooklyn TYPE INDICATORS, Curated by Wilson Duggan, ArtHelix, Brooklyn BRENDAN CASS BENEFIT AUCTION SOIREE, Canada, New York

2014                        

GEORGE HORNER, I GAVE YOU A RETROSPECTIVE AT THE CITY DUMP! Judith Charles Gallery Project Space, New York (solo) BOWRY LANE 3, Judith Charles Gallery, New York DB14, DALLAS BIENNIAL Beefhaus Gallery, Dallas THE MUTT CUBISTS & S.A.M.O.M.A.’s SECOND MULTIPLE, TreMendez Studio, San Antonio

2013                        

END OF DAYS, Max Fish, New York NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON’T, Terrace 8thAnnual 2013, London  ARTISTS OF S.A.M.O.M.A. FROM THE SAMA COLLECTION,  San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio SINGLE FARE 3, RH Gallery, New York

2012                        

THE COLLAGE POTTAGE SHOW, Swampspace Gallery, Miami NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL ART: VOL 2, Oliver Francis Gallery, Dallas DALLAS BIENNIAL, Dick Higgins Gallery, Dallas HENNESSY YOUNGMAN PRESENTS ITSA SMALL, SMALL WORLD,                         Family Business, New York

2011                        

SUMMER SALT, Conceived & Curated by Ingrid Dinter, The Proposition, New York DARK HUMOR / TERMINAL JEST, Delaware County Community College, Media, Pennsylvania SINGLE FARE 2: PLEASE SWIPE AGAIN,  a show of small works on used MetrocardsSloan Fine Art, New York

2010                        

WHAT’S SO FUNNY? Exploring Humor in Art, Spencertown Academy Arts Center, Spencertown, New York  POWER TO THE PEOPLE, Feature Inc., New York

2009                        

RECESSION SPECIAL, Curated by Marly Hammer & Kate Bryan, CVS Cultural & Educational Center, New York   

2008                        

I THINK I CAN MAKE IT, Online Project Room, Dinter Fine Art, New York HOW TO COOK A WOLF: PART ONE, Dinter Fine Art, New York

2007                        

death & love in MODERN TIMES, Dinter Fine Art, New York

2003                        

8.5 x 11, Jen Bekman, New York

2001                        

PAPER, Mark Pasek Gallery, New York BEAUTIFUL YOU, Curated by Larry Krone, Mark Pasek Gallery, New York

2000                        

2000 CLOWNS, University Galleries, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois NIGHT OF 1,000 DRAWINGS, Benefit Exhibition, Artists Space, New York

1999                        

GROWING UP POST MODERN, Curated by Barry Blinderman, University Galleries,                                                 Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois

1998                        

RE: DUCHAMP / CONTEMPORAY ARTISTS RESPOND TO MARCEL DUCHAMP’S INFLUENCE,  Abraham Lubelsky Gallery, New York NIGHT OF 1,000 DRAWINGS, Benefit Exhibition, Artist’s Space, New York

1997                        

SEX / INDUSTRY, Curated by John Yau, Stefan Stux Gallery, New York NIGHT OF 1,000 DRAWINGS, Benefit Exhibition, Artist’s Space, New York

1996                        

SUMMER TRASH, Curated by Kenny Schachter, Flamingo East, New York GROUP SHOW, Curated by Renee Riccardo, Arena / the Art Exchange Show, New York DONALD BAECHLER, GEORGE HORNER, RAYMOND PETTIBON, Department of Art, Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas

1995                        

NATURAL-NEW DRAWINGS, Curated by Renee Riccardo, Arena, New York CONTRADICTORY CONCLUSIONS, Curated by Rhonda Wall. Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

1994                        

HEAD GAMES, Horodner Romley, New York  SUMMERSHOW, Curated by Steve Rand, Apex Art, New York THE EVERY-TICKET-GETS-A-WORK-RAFFLE, American Fine Arts, New York

1993                        

AUTUMN SALON, Curated by Renee Riccardo, Arena, New York ANGEL ART 93, Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles CONTEMPORARY DRAWINGS PART II, Curated by Renee Riccardo, Arena, New York PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT, Curated by Rhonda Wall, Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

1992                        

GEORGE HORNER, NEW WORK, Arena, New York (solo) THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York MULTIPLE ORGASM, A SHOW OF MULTIPLES, Curated by Renee Riccardo, Arena, New York

1991                       

ORNAMENT, John Post Lee Gallery, New York LOUDER, Curated by Kathryn Hixon & Tony Tasset, Gallery 400, Chicago POSTERS, Illinois Union Art Gallery, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois FRONT & BACK / IN & OUT, Nancy Lurie Gallery, Chicago A NEW LOW, Curated by Collins & Milazzo, Claudio Bottello Arte, Torino, Italy NEW AMERICAN TALENT, Curated by Richard Marshall, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas                                                             OUTSIDE AMERICA: GOING INTO THE 90’s, Curated by Collins & Milazzo, Fay Gold Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia

1990                        

GEORGE HORNER, The P Show: Putties, Paintings, Posters and Prints, Nancy Lurie Gallery, Chicago (solo) NEW AMERICAN TALENT, Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas

1989                        

GEORGE HORNER, Nancy Lurie Gallery, Chicago (solo) WORD PLAY, Soho Center for the Visual Arts, New York SMALL FORMAT, Lang & O’Hara Gallery, New York

1988                        

RAIN FOREST, 48 Laight Street, New York DISCOVERIES, Nancy Lurie Gallery, Chicago

1987                        

SIGNS OF INTELLIGENT LIFE, Timothy Greathouse Gallery, New York SOME PEOPLE’S WORK WE REALLY LIKE, Northern Illinois University, Chicago YOUNG AMERICAN PAINTERS, Barry Stevens Gallery, New York ART AGAINST AIDS, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York

1986                        

POST PRODUCTION, Feature, Chicago  LIFT OFFS, Feature, Chicago GEORGE HORNER N.A.M.E., Chicago (solo) ART FOR YOUNG COLLECTORS, The Renaissance Society, Chicago GROUP SHOW, Baskerville & Watson Gallery, New York PROMISES, PROMISES, C.A.G.E., Cincinnati, Ohio

1985 

NEW ORDER, Feature, Chicago ENGAGEMENT, Feature, Chicago PAYOLA, Curated by Bob Nickas, Mo David Gallery, New York INVITATIONAL, Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago CRITICS AND DEALERS, Curated by Bob Nickas, Mo David Gallery, New York

1984                        

RECENT WORK: MARCEL DUCHAMP, IAN EDWARDS, FRANCISCO GOYA, GEORGE HORNER, JEAN AUGUSTE INGRES, RONALD JONES, YVES KLEIN, STEPHEN LAPTHISOPHON, KASMIR MALEVICH,  N.A.M.E., Chicago GEORGE HORNER, Randolph Street Gallery, Chicago (solo)

1977                        

GEORGE HORNER, MUTT CUBISM, S.A.M.O.M.A., San Antonio, Texas (solo)

1976                        

Co-founded S.A.M.O.M.A., San Antonio Museum of Modern Art,  the first artist run gallery in San Antonio, Texas

SELECTED PERIODICALS AND CATALOGUES

“White Trash,” Artforum, May, 2017: 41

Arts in Bushwick , Making History Bushwick, 2016: 246

“The Approval Matrix”, New York Magazine, July-August, 2013: 104

Stamatina Gregory and Michael Hall, “Terminal Jest, Dark Humor in Recent Art”, Delaware County   Community College, Catalogue, 2011: 10

Steel Stillman, “The Feature Story”, Art in America, December, 2010: 57-62

Jean Stein, “Disguises”, Grand Street 58, Fall, 1996: 229

Collins & Milazzo, “Theoretically Yours”, Regione Autonoma della Valle d’Aosta, 1992:100

Jennifer P. Borum, “George Horner, Arena”, ArtForum, Summer, 1992: 111

Donald Baechler, “All Thumbs: George Horner’s Drawings”, Mark Pasek Gallery, Catalogue, 1991 

Kathryn Hixson, “Chicago Review”, Arts Magazine, March, 1991: 104

Jim Yood, Chicago, “George Horner, Nancy Lurie Gallery”, ArtForum, February, 1991: 132

Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, “Who’s Bad? Accounting for Taste”, ArtForum, November, 1991: 119-125

Carlo McCormick, “High Art”, High Times, August, 1991:50

Collins & Milazzo, “A New Low”, Claudio Bottello Arte, Turin, Italy, Catalogue, May, 1991: 32-33

Collins & Milazzo, “Outside America: Going Into The 90’s”, Fay Gold Gallery, Catalogue, 1991: 34

Roland Hagenberg, “Happy-Happy, A Children’s Coloring Book by Contemporary Artists”, 1990: 36

Carlo McCormick, “Putty As A Picture”, ArtForum, April, 1987: 92-93

HONORS

1990             Grumbacher Award / New American Talent

1987            National Endowment for the Arts, Visual Arts Grant

Contact for availability & price: georgehornerprojects@gmail.com