Ann Craven featured on cover on Lilacs By Rainer Diana Hamilton
Bear (Climbing Trees and Mountain Sides)
2021
Oil on canvas / 84 x 72 inches
Courtesy of Karma and Colby College Museum of Art
In Lilacs, syringa vulgaris gives its name to a form of long
poem that promotes sense memory. Here, we have one lilac for
each of the senses, and a sixth for love, which synthesizes them all.
Ann Craven, Anne Goodyear, Matthew Higgs and Julia Trotta
IN CONVERSATION
Ann Craven | Painted Time: Moons (Laboratory), on view at the
New York Studio School September 3 through November 9, 2025,
was originally conceived and first exhibited at the Bowdoin College
Museum of Art. Organized by co-director Anne Collins Goodyear in
close collaboration with the artist, the exhibition centers on Craven’s
evocative paintings of the moon, created between 2020 and 2024.
A panel of speakers will explore the conceptual underpinnings of the
exhibition, Craven’s unique visual archive, and the curatorial strategies
that shaped the presentation of this body of work.
Lecture Date
Wed, October 15, 2025
6:30PM – 7:30PM
New York Studio School
8 W 8th St, New York, NY 10011
A CONVERSATION WITH ANN CRAVEN AND
CO-DIRECTOR ANNE COLLINS GOODYEAR
Ann Craven, artist, and Anne Collins Goodyear, Co-Director of
the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, in conversation to discuss
Ann’s artistic process. This program was presented in conjunction
with the exhibition Ann Craven | Painted Time: Moons (Laboratory),
on view at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art
May 22, 2025 – Aug 17, 2025.
Presented by the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
Recorded July 10, 2025 at Bowdoin College.
Ann Craven
Painted Time: (2020–2024)
Contributions by Christopher J. Brownawell, Anne Collins Goodyear.
Conversation between Jaime DeSimone and Ann Craven
Farnsworth Art Museum, 2025
128 pages
11 1⁄2 × 9 3⁄4 inches
Over the last three decades, Ann Craven has created a
formally innovative and conceptually loaded body of
work that reflects on memory and time. Ann Craven:
Painted Time (2020–2024) surveys the past five years
of her practice, highlighting four of her central
subjects, or what she terms “icons”—the moon, trees,
flowers, and birds. The exhibition sheds new light
on Craven’s richly layered, self-reflexive paintings,
foregrounding the artist’s singular approach to
capturing time through seriality. The accompanying exhibition
catalogue includes a new essay by Bowdoin College Museum of
Art co-director Anne Collins Goodyear and a conversation
between Craven and Painted Time curator Jaime DeSimone.
Edition of 1,850 cotton scarves
20 x 20 in
Designed by Ann Craven Studio
Sponsored by KHR McNeely Family Foundation
Created in honor of three summer 2025
exhibitions: Ann Craven: Painted Time (2020–2024) at
Farnsworth Art Museum, Painted Time: Moons (Laboratory)
at Bowdoin College Museum of Art, and
Ann Craven: Spotlight at the Portland Museum of Art
Farnsworth Art Museum
August, 2025
Rockland, ME
Youtube Link: Painted Time: Ann Craven
Clothing collaboration with J.Crew
New York, New York
July, 2025
Presented by the Farnsworth Art Museum
July 18, 2025
Rockland, Maine
Ann Craven
Contributions by Susan Howe and Richard Kalina.
Conversation between Jay Sanders and Ann Craven
Karma, New York, 2024
124 pages, hardcover
11 × 11 inches
This catalog, accompanying Karma’s three-part exhibition
of new paintings by Ann Craven (born 1967), surveys major
motifs of the artist’s nearly 30-year-long practice. For
the first time, she has set all of her scenes in the
darkness of evening, creating a consistent chromatic
background that intensifies her always-vibrant colors.
These oils of moons, trees, birds, flowers and deer
constitute the latest chapter in her systematic catalog
of what she terms “revisitations,” each of which is also
a reinvention of her subject matter. In this body of work,
and across her practice, figuration morphs into
kaleidoscopic abstraction and back again, each canvas
resisting easy categorization in favor of pure feeling.
In addition to a lush plate section, this volume features
an intimate conversation between the artist and curator
Jay Sanders, an expansive art-historical essay by Richard
Kalina and poems written and collected in dedication to
Craven by Susan Howe.
UPCOMING GROUP SHOW
A Particular Kind of Heaven
Thomaston, Maine
July 21 – September 1, 2024
Blurring Books, March, 2024
42 artists, 375+ stickers
Softcover, 48 pages
11 x 13 inches
The Unbelievably Fantastic Artists’ Sticker Book brings
museum artworks to the masses in sticker form, allowing
the public to create their own art galleries: on laptops,
skateboards, cellphones etc.
Includes stickers from:
Allan McCollum, Andy Warhol, Ann Craven,
Anthony Coleman Baraulio Amado, Chapman Brothers,
Daniel Johnston, David Jien, DAZE, Devin Troy Strother,
Donald Sultan, Elmgreen & Dragset, Erik Foss, Fred Tomaselli,
Hank Willis Thomas, Jackson Pollock, Jeff Koons, Jonas Wood,
John Baldessari, John Giorno, Josef Albers, Kay Rosen,
Linder Sterling, Louise Bourgeois, Marcel Dzama, Marilyn Minter,
Mr., Nate Lowman, Pam Glick, Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe, Ray Johnson,
Raymond Pettibon, Rick Griffin, Robert Lazzarini, Rob Pruitt,
Shirin Neshat, Terence Hammonds, Tom Sachs, Tomoo Gokita,
Trenton Doyle Hancock, Wallace Berman and Yoshitomo Nara.
LOVE WILL COME BACK
Ann Craven with Robert Mapplethorpe and Mohammed R. Rahman
London, UK
March 9 – April 13, 2024
Image:
Ann Craven
Night Wave (I Promise, Gray), 2024
2024
Oil on canvas
24 x 18 inches
Courtesy of the artist and Phillida Reid, London
Ann Craven
Twelve Moons
Text by Daniel S. Palmer, Rainer Diana Hamilton, Ariana Reines
SCAD Museum of Art, 2023
176 pages, hardcover
11 × 11 inches
A CONVERSATION WITH ANN CRAVEN, SUSAN HOWE,
AND DANIEL PALMER
New York, NY
December 16, 2023
Image:
Ann Craven with Susan Howe and Daniel Palmer at Night Exhibition
Between The Lines: An RxART Coloring Book Volume 10
Buy RxART Coloring Book Volume 10
Ann Craven is this “greatest hits” edition cover and
sticker page artist, alongside 48 incredible contemporary
artists who have contributed to the RxART Coloring Book over
the last 20 years.
Between the Lines: An RxART Coloring Book by
Contemporary Artists – Volume 10 is a compilation of
“greatest hits” from throughout the RxART coloring book
series, produced in celebration of RxART’s 25th Anniversary.
It features a vibrant cover and sticker spread designed by
Ann Craven and drawings by 48 other extraordinary established
artists, including Joel Mesler, Jeffrey Gibson, Rashid Johnson,
Hayal Pozanti, and Anna Weyant, among others!
GROUP SHOW
GROUP PORTRAIT
London, UK
July 22- September 23, 2023
Image:
Ann Craven
Portrait (of Elliot Granat, my Godson Cushing, 8-15-21, 5 PM), 2021
2021
Oil on linen
14 x 11 in.
GROUP SHOW
WISHING WELL
Los Angeles, CA
June 25 – August 5, 2023
parkergallery.com
Image:
Installation view
ANN CRAVEN: TWELVE MOONS
By Greg Lindquist
April 2023
brooklynrail.org
Image:
Ann Craven
Moon (After Quiet Harvest Moon, Cushing, 9-9-22, 8:30 PM), 2022
2022
Oil on canvas
60 x 48 inches
TWELVE MOONS
SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN MUSEUM
Savannah GA
February 28 — August 21, 2023
scadmoa.org
EXHIBITIONS
Image:
Installation View
GROUP SHOW
LET THE SUNSHINE IN
54 Eastcastle Street, London W1W 8EF
January 12 — February 18, 2023
Ann Craven, Cui Jie, Freya Douglas-Morris, Sophie von Hellermann,
Kat Lyons, Tala Madani, Manuel Mathieu, Sofia Mitsola,
Sabine Moritz, Philippe Parreno, Mary Ramsden, Rachel Rose,
Shahzia Sikander, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Lina Iris Viktor and Vivien Zhang
Image:
Ann Craven
Moon (Cushing, 7-23-19, 11:55PM), 2019
2019
Oil on linen
14 x 14 inches
GROUP SHOW
BODYLAND
Curated by Lauren Taschen
Goethestraße 2/3
4 November – 23 December, 2022
Isabelle Albuquerque, Vanessa Beecroft, Ana Benaroya,
Madeleine Bialke, Brian Calvin, Ann Craven, Sarah Cunningham,
Karon Davis, Sky Glabush, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg,
Ulala Imai, February James, Rae Klein, Kat Lyons, Laurie Nye,
Ariana Papademetropoulos, Ilana Savdie, Eleanor Swordy,
Emma Webster, Alina Zamanova
Image:
Installation View
EXTENSIONS OUT: AN EXHIBITION TO
BENEFIT BLANK FORMS
17 White Street, New York, NY 10013
November 2 — 5, 2022
Organized by Sanya Kantarovsky and Hannah Hoffman
Featuring work by Richard Aldrich, Olga Balema,
Camille Blatrix, Julien Ceccaldi, Leidy Churchman,
Ann Craven, Christina Forrer, Hanna Hur, Robert Janitz,
Sanya Kantarovsky, Monique Mouton, Kate Spencer Stewart,
and Terry Winters
blankforms.org
Image:
Ann Craven
Portrait of a Blue Bird (After Picabia, on Black with
Silvery Light), 2022
2022
Oil on linen
18 x 24 inches
TAKE HOME A NUDE
Art Auction + Party
Benefitting New York Academy of Art
Honoring Tracey Emin
October 25, 2022
nyaa.edu
Image:
Ann Craven
Rose (for the Pink Moon, Red Tree, White St,
May 9, 2022), 2022
2022
Watercolor on Arches paper, 140lb
13 x 10 inches
GROUP SHOW
LA PROIE ET L’OMBRE
7 Rue de Beaune, Paris
October 17 — December 22, 2022
Matthew Barney, Ann Craven, Christopher Culver, Oscar Dominguez,
Sophie Gogl, Ulala Imai, Alain Jacquet, Renaud Jerez, Ernst Yohji
Jaeger, Jochen Lempert, Jannis Marwitz, Wolfgang Matuschek, Stuart
Middleton, Ad Minoliti, Yu Nishimura, Francis Picabia, Autumn Ramsey,
Louise Sartor, Michael E.Smith
Image:
Ann Craven
Snowy Owls (after Abudon, January 2, 2021), 2021
2021
Watercolour on arches paper
76,2 × 55,9 cm / 81,3 × 61 cm (framed)
GROUP SHOW
SINGING IN UNISON: ARTISTS NEED
TO CREATE ON THE SAME SCALE THAT
SOCIETY HAS THE CAPACITY TO DESTROY
Organized by Phong H. Bui and Cal McKeever
September 7 – October 16, 2022
Miguel Abreu Gallery is pleased to announce the opening,
on Wednesday, September 7th, of Singing In Unison, a
multi-part, large scale group exhibitions organized by
Phong Bui and the Rail Curatorial Projects. The exhibition
will be on view at our 88 Eldridge Street location.
Having witnessed two ruptures—the pandemic and the ongoing
crisis of our social and political condition, implemented in part
by those who deploy technology and social media to create chaos
and anxiety for self-serving purposes—the Brooklyn Rail responded
swiftly by launching its daily Zoom lunchtime series, the New Social
Environment (NSE). NSE cultivates thoughtful discussions on
pertinent topics in the arts, humanities, and sciences and values
the amplification of “social intimacy”—in contrast to “social
distancing”—through culture.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Green Haze Full, Again, Cushing), 2022
2022
Oil on linen
40 x 30 inches
KARMA, NY
COEX
513 Yeongdong-daero
Gangnam-gu, 06164, Seoul
September 2–5, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in Frieze Seoul 2022,
presenting works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Will Boone,
Peter Bradley, Ann Craven, Verne Dawson, Marley Freeman,
Peter Halley, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Ulala Imai, Keith
Mayerson, Paul Mogensen, Maja Ruznic, Kathleen Ryan,
Alan Saret, Tabboo!,Mungo Thomson, Ouattara Watts,
Xiao Jiang, and Manoucher Yektai.
IMAGE:
Installation view
GROUP SHOW
SEA SHOW
July 30 – August 28, 2022
Winter Street Gallery is pleased to present Sea Show,
an exhibition featuring 25 artists addressing themes
around the ocean. For centuries a fertile source of
inspiration to artists, the sea and its environs are
newly animated in fresh and unexpected ways by
the artworks presented. Featuring: Gertrude Abercrombie,
Ana Benaroya, Dike Blair, Katherine Bradford, Ann Craven,
Carroll Dunham, Louis Eisner, Jane Freilicher, Maureen Gallace,
Elizabeth Jaeger, Merlin James, Allison Katz, Robert Longo,
Sam McKinniss, Alina Perez, Loïc Raguénès, Kenny Rivero,
Wilhelm Sasnal, Dash Snow, Tabboo!, Rachel Eulena Williams,
Nicole Wittenberg, Joseph E. Yoakum, Coco Young, Jack Yuen
IMAGE:
Installation view
GROUP SHOW
NOTHING IS TO BE DONE FOR WILLIAM T. WILEY
June 12 – August 6, 2022
Parker Gallery is proud to present a group exhibition
in tribute to the late William T. Wiley (1937–2021).
The exhibition features a constellation of artists, including
intimates, acquaintances and many without personal connection
to Wiley, bound toghether by their enigmatic and curious spirits.
The artists include child- hood friends (William Allan and Robert
Hudson), fellow professors, colleagues and co-conspirators (Robert
Arneson, Mike Henderson, Ed Kienholz, Peter Saul, Carlos Villa,
H.C. Westermann), and former students (Deborah Butterfield,
Mary Heilmann, Bruce Nauman, Maija Peeples-Bright), alongside
contemporary artists representing several generations of kindred
spirits (Melissa Brown, Ann Craven, Jimmie Durham, Llyn Foulkes,
Piero Gilardi, Peter Halley, Hugh Hayden, Christine Sun Kim,
Calvin Marcus, Ree Morton, Laura Owens, Nancy Shaver, Sue
Williams, Amy Yao).
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Blue Crescent, Cushing, 9-6-21, 7:30PM), 2021
2021
Oil on linen
14 x 14 inches
GROUP SHOW
WHEN IN MAINE
June 4 – July 30, 2022
“When In Maine…One swims in the pond, gazes at the stars,
lays amongst the moss, feels the mist of the sea, the echo of
the fog horn, eats lobster with friends, and so on and so forth…”
Artists include: Marvin Bileck, Katherine Bradford, Jenny Brillhart,
Ann Craven,Lois Dodd, Jim Drain, Bob Hiemstra, Alex Katz,
Emily Nelligan, Katie Stout, and Nicole Wittenberg
IMAGE:
Installation view
GROUP SHOW
THE VIEW FROM HERE
May 28 – September 11, 2021
CMCA presents the thematic group exhibition, The View
from Here,featuring works by 20 artists (including two
collaboratives) who havepreviously exhibited or otherwise
been involved at CMCA across ourhistory (1952-2022).
The celebratory exhibition coincides with CMCA’s 70th
anniversary, and the unifying concept is unique and dynamic ways
of looking at the world through new or recent works, underscoring
CMCA’s forward-thinking trajectory. Artists include: Katherine
Bradford, Sam Cady, Ann Craven, Lois Dodd, Inka Essenhigh,
Linden Frederick, Alison Hildreth, Hilary Irons, Erin Johnson,
Alex Katz, John Moore, Tessa Green O’Brien, Wade Kavanaugh
& Stephen Nguyen, Probably Joel, Aaron T Stephan, tectonic
industries, Joyce Tenneson, and Nicole Wittenberg.
cmcanow.org
IMAGE:
Installation view
KARMA, NY
1 Harbour Road
Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China
May 25-29, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in Art Basel
Hong Kong 2022, presenting works by Henni Alftan,
Dike Blair, Ann Craven, and Marley Freeman.
karmakarma.org
IMAGE:
Installation view
KARMA, NY
The Shed
545 W 30th St
New York, NY
May 18-22, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in Frieze New York 2022,
presenting works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Peter Bradley,
Ann Craven,Robert Duran, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley,
Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson, Paul Mogensen,
Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello, Maja Ruznic, Kathleen
Ryan, Alan Saret, Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson, Ouattara Watts,
Xiao Jiang, and Manoucher Yektai.
karmakarma.org
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Big Moon (Green Haze Full Moon, Cushing), 2022
2022
Oil on canvas
84 × 72 inches
SOLO EXHIBBITION
OPENING JUNE 2
LOS ANGELES
Ann Craven at Hannah Hoffman Gallery
2504 W 7th St, Suite C, Los Angeles
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Rose (on Blue, Guilford, May 16, 2020), 2020
2020
Watercolor on Arches paper, 140lb
13 x 10 inches
EVENING SALE
THE COLLECTION OF THOMAS AND DORIS AMMANN
May 9, 2022
20 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10020
This May, Christie’s is thrilled to present The Collection of
Thomas and Doris Ammann, offered across two live auctions
at Rockefeller Center during the spring 20/21 Marquee Week
in New York. Doris and Thomas were siblings and cofounders
of Thomas Ammann Fine Art. Throughout their lives, the brother-
sister duo supported creative practices, leading artistic endeavours
with passionate expertise. On offer are over 100 works from the
Ammann’s private collection, exemplifying their superior taste for
20th century art. All of the Foundation’s proceeds from the sales
will benefit the Thomas and Doris Ammann Foundation, a newly
established organization dedicated to improving the lives of children
worldwide.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
I Wasn’t Sorry, 2003
2003
Oil on canvas
60 x 48 inches
LONDON
In collaboration with Southard Reid.
Old Sessions House, 24 Clerkenwell Grn,
London EC1R 0NA, United Kingdom
BOOK RELEASE
Ann Craven and Reggie Burrows Hodges
MOONS AND ANGELS
Contributions by Susan Howe and Christopher Crosman
Karma, New York, 2022
72 pages, hardcover
11 1⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 inches
KARMA, NY
Fashion Industry Gallery
Dallas, TX
April 21-24, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in Dallas Art Fair 2022,
presenting works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Will Boone,
Peter Bradley, Ann Craven, Verne Dawson, Robert Duran,
Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley, Reggie Burrows Hodges,
Keith Mayerson, Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello, Maja Ruznic,
Alan Saret, Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson, Ouattara Watts, Xiao Jiang,
and Manoucher Yektai.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Deer in Daisies, 2021
2021
oil on canvas
84 × 60 inches
GROUP SHOW
UNNATURAL NATURE
April 21 – June 10, 2022
Curated by: Todd Bradway
Artists in the New York City exhibition include Henni Alftan,
Hurvin Anderson, Gideon Appah, Jules de Balincourt, Hayley Barker,
Adrian Berg, Jennifer Coates, Ann Craven, Lois Dodd, Maureen Gallace,
Sky Glabush, Isca Greenfield-Sanders, Daniel Heidkamp, David Hockney,
Yvonne Jacquette, Jon Joanis, Yuka Kashihara, Alex Katz, Makiko Kudo,
Patricia Leite, John McAllister, William Monk, Laurie Nye, Nicolas Party,
Lisa Sanditz, Wayne Thiebaud, Nicole Wittenberg, and Matthew Wong.
GROUP SHOW
NEW ENGLAND TRIENNIAL 2022
April 8 – September 11, 2022
Prioritizing change over stability, many of the artists’
practices involve processes of unmaking and remaking—patching
things together, dissecting, and rebuilding forms using
discarded parts. Their collective artistry reveals interconnected
tendencies: a focus on kinship and ancestral lineages; a
search for one’s place in the world; the visualization of
data; themes of ruin and decay, and processes of alchemical
transmutation. Artists in this exhibition grapple with difficult
and unjust moments of history and contemporary life. Some employ
generations-old creative traditions in poetic, passionate, and
informed ways. Altogether, their work unearths hidden energies
and stories surfacing at a time defined by change and resilience.
GROUP SHOW
SONGS OF FIRE
April 1 – July 9, 2022
Sophie’s Artist Lounge
Curated by JPW3 and Torie Zalben
Bringing together twenty-one American artists working
across disciplines, the exhibition heralds a moment
of celebration against a backdrop of knowing uncertainty.
The title Songs of Fire is taken from an offhand
utterance by a TV chef, using the phrase to describe
a dish in progress. Taking the metaphor one step further,
the exhibition revels in a process of transformation
out of chaos.
GROUP SHOW
STAND WITH UKRAINE
March 18 – 19, 2022
Following on from 8 years of war in Ukrainian Donbas,
24 February 2022 marked the beginning of Russia’s full-scale
assault on Ukraine. The world has since become witness to
unjustified destruction, suffering and damage caused by this
aggression, while at the same time being amazed and inspired
by the courage of Ukrainian people. In a crisis that touched
Hales in a very direct way (one of the members of our team is
Ukrainian, born and raised in Kyiv) we want to lend support to
those who need it most.
KARMA, NY
9900 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA
February 17-20, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in Frieze LA 2022,
presenting works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Peter Bradley,
Ann Craven, Verne Dawson, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley,
Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson, Paul Mogensen,
Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello, Maja Ruznic, Alan Saret,
Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson, Ouattara Watts, Xiao Jiang, and
Manoucher Yektai
GROUP SHOW
LOOKING BACK / THE 12th WHITE COLUMNS ANNUAL
Selected by Mary Manning
“As the global pandemic raged on for another year
in 2021 I felt that I was still working with confusion
and some heartbreak, so the experience of getting to
go look at art with a purpose of sorts had a different,
more joyful register. I primarily used love as a guiding
metric to select these works, being aware of the messy
hard work that comes with love and the rigorous emotional
work that went into making these pieces.” – Mary Manning, 2022.
GROUP SHOW
DES CHAMPS DE FRAISES POUR L’ÉTERNITÉ
January 22 – April 2, 2022
Curated by: Marc Bembekoff and It’s Our Playground
(Camille Le Houezec & Jocelyn Villemont)
Marc Bembekoff, the director of the art center contacted
It’s Our Playground in January 2020 for the first time,
willing them to take part in a project, designing the
scenography of an exhibition which would be a safe space,
a protecting bubble against worldwide political and social
crisis. That was right before the pandemic and all the
turmoil that had lasted for more than a year, which postponed
all the program… So, when early 2021, the show was once
again considered, all agreed to collaborate on that project,
co-curating it, selecting the artists together and re-thinking
the purpose of the show in this new context, quite conscious
that it would be included in a long list of “post-covid” shows
– a risk and a chance at the same time. A risk for it to be
perceived as another show acting as a second wind, but also a
chance to look at artistic practices in search of magic, of
liveness in our new reality.
KARMA, NY
Fort Mason Center
San Francisco, CA
January 20-23, 2022
Karma is pleased to participate in FOG Design+Art 2022,
presenting works by Gertrude Abercrombie, Henni Alftan,
Dike Blair, Peter Bradley, Ann Craven, Verne Dawson,
Robert Duran, Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley,
Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson, Thaddeus Mosley,
Maja Ruznic, Alan Saret, Tabboo!, Ouattara Watts, Xiao Jiang,
and Manoucher Yektai.
KARMA, NY
Miami Beach Convention Center
December 2-4, 2021
Karma is pleased to participate in Art Basel
Miami Beach 2021, presenting works by Henni
Alftan, Dike Balir, Will Boone, Peter Bradley,
Ann Craven, Mark Flood, Marley Freeman, Peter
Halley, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson,
Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello, Nicolas Party,
Maja Ruznic, Kathleen Ryan, Alan Saret, Tabboo!,
Mungo Thompson, Ouattara Watts, Matthew Wong,
Xiao Jiang, and Manoucher Yektai
KARMA, NY
Fashion Industry Gallery
November 11-14, 2021
Karma is pleased to participate in Dallas Art Fair 2021,
presenting works by Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Will Boone,
Peter Bradley, Mathew Cerletty, Ann Craven, Robert Duran,
Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley,
Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson, Thaddeus Mosley,
Maja Ruznic, Kathleen Ryan, Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson,
Ouattara Watts, Xiao Jiang, and Manoucher Yektai.
GROUP SHOW
MY REFLECTION OF YOU
February 24 – June 25, 2022
Presented by:Alexander Petalas and Russell Tovey
The Perimeter is proud to present My Reflection of You,
a new group exhibition featuring contemporary works
from two private collections. Alexander Petalas and
Russell Tovey have selected works that highlight common
themes and dialogues running through both of their
collections. This exhibition explores the symbiotic
nature of collecting: the ways in which an individual
informs and shapes their own personal collection and
how this in turn can create a wider dialogue with others.
SOUTHARD REID, LONDON
Booth G1
October 13-17, 2021
Vivian Lynn, Ann Craven, Celia Hampton, Joanna Piotrowska,
Neal Jones
Image:
Ann Craven
Pink Canary (Stepping Out with Cherries), 2016,
2016
oil on linen
84 x 60 inches
KARMA, NEW YORK
The Regent’s Park
October 13-17, 2021
Karma is pleased to participate in Frieze London 2021,
presenting works by Gertrude Abercrombie, Henni Alftan,
Dike Blair, Will Boone, Peter Bradley, Ann Craven,
Verne Dawson, Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman, Peter Halley,
Reggie Burrows Hodges, Xiao Jiang, Keith Mayerson,
Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley, Maja Ruznic, Tabboo!,
Mungo Thomson, Outtara Watts and Manoucher Yektai.
IMAGE:
Installation view
PODCAST
ANN CRAVEN
September 9, 2021
In conversation with: Russell Tovey and Rob Diamond
Russell & Robert meet artist Ann Craven. We discuss painting
the Moon in TriBeCa and Harlem, Her fascination with Birds
as a subject in her work, Agnes Martin, grief and the loss of her
father, the influence of Alex Katz’s paintings (who she worked
for having first met in Maine), snowy owls and a devestating
studio fire twenty years ago in which she lost many artworks
and belongings. We discuss an unexpected family connection
to art legend Frank Stella, her close friendships with Karma
Books Matt Shuster and artist Sophie von Hellerman, plus what
it’s like to be part of an artist couple with her husband the painter
Peter Halley.
REVIEWS
MOONS AND ANGELS OVER THOMASTON
By: Christoper Crossman
August 10, 2021
On bright, spring evenings, while driving north on U.S Route 1,
just past Waldoboro, you will begin to see a full moon hanging
just over Thomaston, a sleepy river town of some two thousand
residents that was once home to deep-water ship masters and
China trade clippers and where their stately homes and civic
buildings linger in varied states of genteel dissolution. Now,
painted moons — emblems of a modern-day Brigadoon — are
seen in a series of paintings by Ann Craven, whose new gallery
has just opened in a beautifully renovated Catholic church in
Thomaston. There, Craven’s moons are accompanied by a choir
of night-enfolded apparitions, a group of “angels” by Reggie
Burrows Hodges.
IMAGE
Ann Craven
Moon (Glowing Pink Trees, Rippling Water), 2021
2021
Oil on canvas
40 x 30 inches
TWO-PERSON SHOW
KARMA
MOONS AND ANGELS
Ann Craven & Reggie Burrows Hodges
July 31 – September 19, 2021
Karma is pleased to present a two-person exhibition featuring
angel paintings by Reggie Burrows Hodges and moon paintings
by Ann Craven. The show is set in the former St James Catholic
church at 70 Main Street in Thomaston, Maine. The angels and moons
on display symbolically and literally explore the notion of light found
in darkness. Deep hues of black and midnight blue set the stage for
the heavenly icons, capturing them with a painterly effulgence—or
radiating glow. Appearing throughout the canon of art history, these
enduring celestial subjects have served as protectors and messengers.
Craven and Hodges create warm and inviting interpretations of these
guiding lights that allow the viewer to, in Hodges’s words, “offer up
and be offered back.”
IMAGE #1:
Installation view
Photo credit: Dave Clough Photography
karmakarma.org
GROUP SHOW
FOR THE BIRDS
Curated by Eddie Martinez
July 24 – August 25, 2021
Participating artists: Bill Adams, Derek Aylward, Ann Craven
Rafael Delacruz, Sara Gernsbacher, Jameson Green, Ray Hamilton
Chris Johanson, Leasho Johnson, Joe Light, Sam Moyer, Alix Pearlstein
Peter Williams
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Little Blue Horizontal Promise, 2019
2019
Oil on linen
GROUP SHOW
EXPEDITION
June 19 – October 11, 2021
For half a century beginning in 1916, travelers entered
through the heavy oak-and-glass doors of the building
that today houses the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
to embark on expeditions to destinations nearby and
around the world. This was Brattleboro’s Union Station,
and the gallery where EXPEDITION is on view was its
grand lobby — a liminal space charged with the energy and
anticipation of adventures just completed and those that
lay ahead. Participating artists include: Donald Baechler,
André Butzer, Ann Craven, Matt Dillon, Inka Essenhigh,
Torben Giehler, April Gornik, Andy Hope 1930, Richard Jacobs,
Michael Kagan, John McAllister, John Newsom, Erik Parker,
Raymond Pettibon, Alexis Rockman, Ouattara Watts,
Wendy White
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Deer Running in the Snow (after Courbet)
2006
Oil on canvas
60 x 48 inches
KARMA, NEW YORK
Stand D07
May 5-9, 2021
Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Will Boone, Peter Bradley,
Ann Craven, Verne Dawson, Louise Fishman,
Marley Freeman, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Keith Mayerson,
Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello,
Maja Ruznic, Kathleen Ryan, Tabboo!, Mungo Thomson,
Matthew Wong, and Manoucher Yektai
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Peach Moon (Full Lover’s Moon, Red Trees, Cushing), 2021
2021
Oil on linen
84 × 60 inches
GROUP SHOW
and I will wear you in my heart of heart
May 1st – August 13th, 2021
The FLAG Art Foundation presents and I will wear you
in my heart of heart, a group exhibition of contemporary
paintings and textiles on view May 1-August 13, 2021,
on it’s 9th floor. Centering on a gesture of care, the exhibition
explores the myriad ways in which 35 artists evoke tenderness
through depictions of lovers and friends, familial exchanges,
moments of solitude, and even a cowboy and his pastel pink
unicorn. Heart of heart includes recent and new works created
for the exhibition that embody the cross-generational resurgence
in figuration as a mode of exploring identity, cultural histories,
and personal experiences.
IMAGE:
From left: Ann Craven’s Two Love Birds (Yellow Orchids), 2021;
(top) Gareth Cadwallader’s Orange Juice, 2015; (bottom)
Sally J. Han’s Sunset, 2021; GaHee Park’s Shallow Night, 2018
Photography by Steven Probert.
REVIEWS
ANN CRAVEN: ANIMALS BIRDS FLOWERS MOONS
By: David Rhodes
April 28, 2021
“Something seems to have changed between Ann Craven’s
last Karma exhibition in 2018 and Animals Birds Flowers Moons,
the current exhibition. Individual works now advance a particularly
estranging form of romanticism with even more boldness and
adventure than before. Together with this, Craven’s animal pantheon
has expanded to include bear cubs, peacocks, woodpeckers, and horses.
The paintings and watercolors here are all recent, so it is perhaps the
restrictive circumstances of pandemic life that resulted in a longing,
nostalgia, childhood memory: notional time travel rather than
geographic movement. The painterly devices—expressive, broad
brushstrokes, subtle blurring, radiant color—are fresh and vibrant.
This amounts to subversion, as the given imagery is so void of obvious
gravitas—the cute, amenable bear in a tree, the eager group of friendly
horses. It would be all very faux-naif if it weren’t for the painter’s clear
tradecraft. I think of the discrepancies found in Martin Kippenberger’s
work: his painterly ability, intelligence, and humor in deploying
“bad painting” and found imagery.”
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Ann Craven, Roses (on Blue with Orchids, after Buffet), 2021
2021
Oil on canvas
84 x 72 inches
EDITIONS
April 2021
Portrait of Two Birds (After Picabia)
130 x 130cm / 51 x 51 inches
Edition of 100
100% silk
massifcentral.us
ANN CRAVEN AT KARMA
April 26, 2021
Artist: Ann Craven
Venue: KARMA, New York
Exhibition Title: Animals Birds Flowers Moons
Date: March 18 – May 1, 2021
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (after Red Trees, Full Moon), 2021, March 4, 2021), 2021
2021
Watercolor on Arches paper, 140lb
30 × 22 inches; 32 1⁄8 × 23 7⁄8 inches (framed)
REVIEWS
HANGING ON FOR DEAR LIFE: ANN CRAVEN AT KARMA
By: Zach Seeger
“It’s in the eyes,” a teacher told me about a Giacometti painting
that hung on the wall in his den. “The sitters stare blankly and persistent.
We stare back.” Ann Craven’s current exhibition “Animals Birds Flowers
Moons” at Karma, separated into three locations, is a series of paintings
of birds and other animals set against the moon that blearily share our
collective disbelief and exhausted gaze. Their eyes betray their awareness of
their privileged position as creatures that are free to move, travel, sit and do
nothing, hovering above a crumbling world. Craven masterfully accomplishes
this heightened aloofness not so much with the kitschy tropes of pre-teen
suburban mall posters as with the casual dispatch of sharp, luscious painting.
In insouciant calligraphic flourishes, her swooping brush strokes lather
the canvas, seducing the viewer. Colors ease unmediated from tube to
brush to canvas.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Woodpecker (and the Moon), 2021
2021
Oil on canvas
84 × 72 inches
REVIEWS
NEW YORK – ANN CRAVEN:
“ANIMALS BIRDS FLOWERS MOONS”
AT KARMA THROUGH MAY 1ST, 2021
By: D. Creahan
April 14, 2021
“Currently at Karma’s East Side space in New York,
the gallery has brought forth a series of new works by
painter Ann Craven, titled Animals Birds Flowers Moons.
Working between paint and watercolor, the artist’s new
series of pieces bring together the titular bodies in a series
of varying arrangements, displaying bear cubs, peacocks,
woodpeckers, and horses as an exploration of graphical
nostalgia and its expressive capacity.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Horses Three (on Blue, with Orchids), 2021
2021
84 x 72 inches
Oil on canvas
BOOK RELEASE
Ann Craven
ANIMALS BIRDS FLOWERS MOON
April 8, 2021
Text by Durga Chew-Bose, Keith Mayerson
Interview with Lois Dodd
Karma, New York, 2021
96 pages, hardcover
11 1⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 inches
ANN CRAVEN: ANIMALS BIRDS FLOWERS MOONS
By: Elena Clavarino
April 2021
For the American artist Ann Craven, the moon is an ideal
subjectfor a painting. “It’s a variable that’s constant but changing …
perfect for my work.” Craven is fascinated with the cyclical
quality of life, with memory, time, and change. She paints in
bold strokes,the childlike simplicity of her subjects layered
with references to photographs, other paintings, and historical
works. Craven’spaintings are divided across Karma’s three spaces,
each accompanied by a monograph. The texts align with Craven’s
assorted animals, flowers, birds, and moons, images she “revisits”
over and over again.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
“Snowy Owls (after Audubon, Blue Night with Full Moon, Again),” 2021
2021
Watercolor on paper
30 x 22 inches
REVIEWS
THREE EXHIBITIONS TO SEE IN NEW YORK THIS WEEKEND
March 26, 2021
Karma has given all three of its locations—two galleries and a bookstore
in lower Manhattan—over to Ann Craven for her three part solo-show,
which arrives just in time for spring. As the city’s plants, animals, and
inhabitants emerge from what may have been the longest, loneliest
winter of our lives, we are greeted by this ebullient body of work.
Craven is known for her paintings of moons and birds, and here she
mines these motifs as well as dipping into an unapologetic nostalgia
for fantastical childhood musings, with 7ft-tall paintings of horses
galloping before flowers, glamorous peacocks, and bear cubs who
peer sweetly from tree branches. The compositions are repeated
exactly in multiple paintings throughout the three-venue exhibition,
as if each were a prayer. Craven’s belief in the power of beauty, and
the unique earnestness, skill, humour, and charm on display here,
prevent the works from delving into saccharine territory, instead
keeping them ever enticing.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Portrait of Two Cardinals (after Picabia), 2021
Oil on canvas
84 x 72 inches
Ann Craven with Jessamine Batario: New Social Environment #260
Zoom Event
March 23, 2021
Artist Ann Craven joins art historian and Rail guest critic
Jessamine Batariofor a conversation. We conclude with a
poetry reading from Jessica E. Pierce.
GROUP SHOW
DAY/NIGHT
March 20, 2021
Online from March 31, 2021
Following the exhibition held in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand,
Southard Reid is pleased to present Day/Night for online viewing.
The show, which spanned twelve hours, as other parts of the world
woke and slept, put forward a physical starting point for work that
engages with states, effect and symbolism connected to daily passing
of time and its markers. Work is included by Ann Craven, Bedwyr
Williams, Celia Hempton, Edward Thomasson, Hany Armanious,
Joanna Piotrowska, Prem Sahib, and Vivian Lynn.
IMAGE
Installation view, Aotearoa, New Zealand
SOLO EXHIBITION
ANIMALS BIRDS FLOWERS MOONS
March 18 – May 1, 2021
“Karma is pleased to present Animals Birds Flowers Moons,
a solo exhibition of recent paintings and watercolors by Ann Craven.
Craven’s new subjects, including bear cubs, peacocks, woodpeckers,
and horses, are a foray into childhood imagery and nostalgia—
a provocative new Romanticism. Craven’s canvases reveal bold
brushstrokes; their expressive painterly treatment signals the
vitality and bravura of a new chapter in the artist’s oeuvre.
IMAGE:
Exterior view, KARMA, NY
REVIEWS
THE ALLURE OF INTERCONNECTION
By: Lindsey Costello
December 7, 2020
“… Across from Bay’s paintings, Ann Craven’s Moon
(Pink Crescent, Cushing, 8-25-19, 1:30AM) is a simple
rendering of a luminous pink moon, part of Craven’s
extensive lunar painting catalog dating back to 1995.
The painting has an immediacy and purity, settling
well alongside the other pieces in the room.”
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Pink Crescent, Cushing, 8-25-19, 1:30AM), 2019
Oil on linen
14 x 14 inches
KARMA, NEW YORK
December 2 – 6, 2020
Karma is pleased to participate in Art Basel OVR: Miami Beach
with a selection of new and historic works from Henni Alftan,
Dike Blair, Andrew Cranston, Ann Craven, Louise Fishman,
Marley Freeman, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Paul Lee,
Keith Mayerson, Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley,
Woody De Othello, Nicolas Party, Maja Ruznic, Tabboo!,
Mungo Thomson, Matthew Wong, and Manoucher Yektai.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Big Peacock, 2020
Oil on canvas
84 × 60 inches
GROUP SHOW
IMPERFECT CLOCKS
December 5 – February 27, 2021
Yuji Agematsu, Genesis Báez, Lakela Brown,
Ann Craven, TM Davy, Spencer Finch, Nir Hod,
Peter Hujar, Erica Mahinay, Suzanne McClelland,
Julie Mehrten, Adam Milner,
Alison Rossiter, & Bri Williams.
This group of fourteen artists reveal a physical manifestation
and/or metaphysical evidence of time through formal
abstraction in their works. The space between this duality
is explored with ideas of perception, history, intimacy,
nature, decay and the collective human experience.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Full moon, Cushing, 7-16-19, 8:55PM), 2019
Oil on linen
14 x 14 inches
PUBLICATONS
November 19, 2020
Ann Craven – color me
“Each drawing is an original creation and conveys
a story, a wit, in a shared taste for humor, the absurd
and the imaginary. The educational value of coloring
is no longer to be demonstrated: by expressing their
free talent for color, children observe and become
familiar with the way a drawing is constructed.
These “color me” albums are part of the purest
tradition of the coloring book: small format (A5),
glossy lamination of the cover on card stock, clear
line drawing.”
GROUP SHOW
EARTHA
November 7 – December 19, 2020
Adams and Ollman is pleased to present the group
exhibition Eartha. Using painting as a common language,
the artists included in Eartha examine the concept of the
natural world and their relationship to it. Together, the
works offer a different way of being in the world, one that
is personal, interconnected, and spiritual, while raising
questions of representation, politics, gender and pleasure.
Artists included in the exhibition are Hayley Barker,
Amy Bay, Mariel Capanna, Emma Cook, Ann Craven,
Ka’ila Farrell-Smith, and Maureen St. Vincent.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Pink Crescent, Cushing, 8-25-19, 1:30AM), 2019
Oil on linen
14 x 14 inches
GROUP SHOW
MIRROR GAZING
November 5, – December 19, 2020
Rafael Baron, Ann Craven, Rosson Crow, Armen Eloyan,
Julie Henson, Elizabeth Ibarra, Pharaoh Kakudji,
Susumu Kamijo, Jennifer King, Becky Kolsrud, Brian Lotti,
Anthony Miler, Julian Pace, Anthony Rianda, Jess Valice,
David “Mr. Star City” White
Ann Craven
Yellow Canary (Stepping Out on Orange, with Cherries)
2019
Oil on canvas
60 x 48 inches
REVIEWS
(NOTHING BUT) FLOWERS
(NOTHING BUT) FLOWERS at KARMA
By: Alfred Mac Adam
September 2020
“…Craven, unlike Katz, stays close to nature—the pansy
again—but here she immerses usin the flower itself as she
recreates it. Color,patterns, even trompe-l’oeil: all of Craven’s
signature tools, but deployed now in such away that her
powers are fully released.”
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pensée (Big Pink, Orange, on Blue with Cherries), 2020
Oil on canvas
84 x 72 inches
KARMA, NEW YORK
September 23–26, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Little Sunset Black-Eyed Susans
(in a Glass, Cushing, 8-16-20), 2020
2020, oil on linen, 14 × 12 inches
PRESS RELEASE
CONTEMPORARY ART + DESIGN: NEW ACQUISITIONS
August 30 – March 7, 2021
Contemporary Art + Design presents recently acquired
paintings, installations, jewelry, furnishings,
and design objects. Featuring artists from 11
countries—including artists based in Texas and emerging
painters and designers—the exhibition samples new
directions for the growth of the DMA’s collection.
The painters’ inventive treatments of organic forms
show contemporary approaches to landscapes and still
lifes. These forms resonate with the unique shapes
of the surrounding design works, from the experimental
and functional sculptures by Ron Arad and Misha Kahn
to the elegant and whimsical jewelry by Robert Baines,
Bruno Martinazzi, Jiro Kamata, and Kiff Slemmons.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Diptych (Roses, Stripe, Morning Glory), 2010
2010
Oil on linen and canvas
40 x 96 inches
REVIEWS
3 LOS ANGELES EXHIBITIONS EXPLORING THE NATURE OF THINGS
MATERIA MEDICA at FRANCOIS GHEBALY
By: Paul Laster
August 28, 2020
Presenting artworks that are about nature and
also derived from it, Materia Medica offers a
combination of pseudo-scientific and surreal pieces
to illustrate the perils of our exploitation of the
environment. Curated by multidisciplinary artist
Kelly Akashi, who poses the questions “What does
nature own?” and “What will be inherited when humans
are gone?” in her esoteric exhibition statement,
the show focuses on materials and working methods that
address our fragile relationship with the natural world.
IMAGE:
Installation view
artandobject.com
PRESS RELEASE
DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART DEBUTS NEW ACQUISITIONS
August 13, 2020
Featuring contemporary artists and designers from
11 countries,the exhibition includes paintings,
jewelry, furnishings, and otherdesign objects, reflecting
the global commitment of the DMA’s acquisitions program.
Contemporary paintings by artists Harold Ancart,
Firelei Báez, Ann Craven, Sarah Crowner, Derek Fordjour,
Rashid Johnson, Shara Hughes, Chris Ofili, Tomie Ohtake,
Marjorie Norman Schwarz, and Michael Williams illustrate
a range of new and emerging approaches to landscapes and
still lifes. The painters’ inventive treatment of organic
forms resonateswith surrounding design works, which employ
a variety of media and applications.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Diptych (Roses, Stripe, Morning Glory), 2010
2010
Oil on linen and canvas
40 x 96 inches
INTERVIEWS
ARTISTS QUARANTINE WITH THEIR COLLECTIONS
By: Stephen Maine
August 1, 2020
Avery Z. Nelson
Over the past four months I have returned to Craven’s painting
frequently. As I listened to the incessant sirens shriek death up
First Avenue in April, I found serenity, beauty, and decay in Craven’s
flower. As I marched in the streets of Manhattan and Brooklyn
during the mayor’s bullshit curfew and police bulldozed into us,
arrested us, beat us, and continued to do their daily job of terrorizing
and murdering Black lives, I began to see the three flowers as a single
flower in motion, either bleeding down into the earth or floating up
into the sky — maybe both at once.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
title and date unknown
Watercolor on paper
12 x 9 inches
GROUP SHOW
(NOTHING BUT) FLOWERS
July 30 – September 15, 2020
Gertrude Abercrombie, Marina Adams, Henni Alftan,
Ed Baynard, Nell Blaine, Dike Blair, Vern Blosum,
Joe Brainard, Cecily Brown, Charles Burchfield,
MattConnors, Andrew Cranston, Ann Craven,
Stephanie Crawford, Somaya Critchlow, Verne Dawson,
Lois Dodd, Peter Doig, Nicole Eisenman, Ida Ekblad,
Minnie Evans, Marley Freeman, Jane Freilicher,
Mark Grotjahn, James Harrison, Lubaina Himid,
Samuel Hindolo, Reggie Burrows Hodges, Max Jansons,
Ernst Yohji Jaeger, Sanya Kantarovsky, Alex Katz,
Karen Kilimnik, Zenzaburo Kojima, Matvey Levenstein,
Shannon Cartier Lucy, Calvin Marcus, Helen Marden,
Jeanette Mundt, Soumya Netrabile, Woody De Othello,
Sanou Oumar, Jennifer Packer, Nicolas Party, Hilary Pecis,
Richard Pettibone, Elizabeth Peyton, Amy Sillman,
Elaine Sturtevant, Tabboo!, Honor Titus, Uman,
Susan Jane Walp, Stanley Whitney, Jonas Wood,
Matthew Wong, Albert York, Manoucher Yektai,
and Lisa Yuskavage
IMAGE:
Installation view
GROUP SHOW
MATERIA MEDICA
Curated by: Kelly Akashi
July 22 – September 4, 2020
Ann Craven, Becca Mann, Candice Lin, Catalina Ouyang,
Diane Severin Nguyen, Evelyn Statsinger, Hugh Hayden,
Janis Miltenberger, Jessie Homer French, Kay Hofmann,
Max Hooper Schneider, Nancy Youdelman, Rindon Johnson
IMAGES (LEFT TO RIGHT):
Ann Craven
Moon, 9-1-06 #1 2006;
2006
Oil on canvas
24 x 18 inches
Ann Craven
Moon, 9-1-06 #2 2006;
2006
Oil on canvas
24 x 18 inches
Ann Craven
Moon, 9-1-06 #3 2006;
2006
Oil on canvas
24 x 18 inches
VIEWING ROOM
WATERCOLORS
Text by: Durga Chew-Bose
July 21 – August 30, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven Studio
GROUP SHOW
DECAMERON DAY 2
Curated by: Eric Ruschman
May 15, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Cats in Shelter (Lena, Again, May 02, 2020), 2020
2020
Soft pastel on 50lb acid free paper
17 x 14 inches
KARMA, NEW YORK
FRIEZE VIEWING ROOM
May 8 -15, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Full Lavender Halo, Blue Sky,
Cushing, 8-26-18, 11PM), 2018
2018, 24″ x 24″, Oil on linen
THE CUT
AN ONLINE AUCTION
May 1, 2020
Artist Doron Langberg, in collaboration with Yossi Milo Gallery
and Artsy, has launched an online auction to benefit Food Bank
for New York City, the city’s leading hunger-relief organization.
On sale are works by almost 100 artists from a wide range of
backgrounds, including Ann Craven, Marilyn Minter, and Salman Toor.
All of the proceeds will be donated to the Food Bank, which aids
at least 1.4 million New Yorkers in securing meals.
Bidding will end on May 8 at 4 p.m. ET.
ARTSY
April 24, 2020
We are delighted to present an auction to benefit Food Bank For New York City.
This online auction offers the opportunity to purchase works
donated by nearly 100 of today’s most exciting artists, representing
a wide range of practices, backgrounds, and experiences. The incredible
response from artists across all walks of life reflects a call for unity and
collective transformative action.
Some of the artists include:
Dana Schutz, Katherine Bernhardt, Ross Bleckner, Nicole Eisenman, Cecily Brown,
Peter Halley, Ann Craven, Lyle Ashton Harris, Keltie Ferris, James Siena,
Jeffrey Gibson, Cindy Ji Hye Kim, Felipe Baeza, Salman Toor, Devan Shimoyama,
Louis Fratino, Marilyn Minter, Alison Rossiter, Betty Tompkins, Didier William,
Jordan Kasey, Sanya Kantarovsky, Elinor Carucci, and many more.
Organized by artist Doron Langberg, facilitated by Yossi Milo Gallery, and powered
by Artsy, the auction will benefit Food Bank For New York City. As the city’s leading
hunger-relief organization, Food Bank provides emergency meals, fresh produce,
and household supplies for low-income New Yorkers, families with school-aged
children, seniors at high-risk of infection, and healthcare workers.
In this “new normal” of social distancing, shuttered businesses, lost wages, and
closed schools thousands more New Yorkers are facing food insecurity. “As artists,
we are uniquely positioned to leverage the power of our work and of our community
to help the ones most affected,” explains Langberg. “Putting together this auction
gave me a feeling of agency which so many of us need right now.”
Founded in 1983, the mission of Food Bank For New York City is to end hunger by
organizing food, information and support for community survival and dignity.
At least 1.4 million New Yorkers rely on its services, with a network of approximately
1,200 emergency and community food providers, including soup kitchens, food
pantries, shelters, low-income day care centers, as well as senior, youth and
rehabilitation centers.
Food Bank Auction Press Release
ARTSY
April 24, 2020
Lot 23
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pink Bird with Cherries (Blue), 2011,
2011, Reduction Wood Cut on Paper, 34 × 30 in
Bidding open until May 8th at 4pm
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
VIMEO
April 21, 2020
4 minutes 41 seconds
“Ann Craven loves…
Georgia O’Keeffe
John James Audubon
and Lois Dodd”
vimeo.com
‘EVERYONE IS IN A STATE OF PANIC RIGHT NOW’:
7 Mid-Career Artists on How They Are Facing
the Enormous Challenges of the Coronavirus Pandemic’
By: Naomi Rea
April 15, 2020
KARMA, NEW YORK
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM
April 14-23, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Red Song (Singing, on Pink), 2020,
2020, Oil on canvas, 84 × 60 inches
GROUP SHOW
UPLIFT
March 20 – July 31
IMAGE
“Uplift”, exhibition view,
Xippas Geneva, 2020.
Credit: Julien Gremaud
Ann Craven
Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Maine, 2019
112 pages, hardcover
11 1⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 inches
https://bookstore.karmakarma.org
Birds We Know is the catalog for Ann Craven’s
first exhibition in Maine (Center for Maine Contemporary Art)
of paintings by New York and Maine based artist Ann Craven
(born 1961). It was at her farm house in Lincolnville, Maine,
inspired by the colors of the natural environment, that Craven
completed her very first moon painting in 1995; she says her
time in Lincolnville “gave me my subject matter.” This catalog
includes the imagery that Craven is renowned for including her
lushly colored, mesmerizing moon and stripe paintings, but
here the birds dominate as the primary subject, including work
made between 1997 and 2019. The book includes an essay by
Christopher B. Crosman, formerly of the Crystal Bridges Museum
of American Art and the Farnsworth Art Museum.
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
PADDLE 8
February 14th, 2020
Every auction purchase directly benefits the Center for Maine
Contemporary Art’s exhibitions and educational programming.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to support the art
and artists of Maine. Art You Love is a timed auction presented
in partnership with Paddle8.
Contributing artists:
Jeff Ackerman, Gideon Bok, Katherine Bradford, Meghan Brady,
Jenny Brillhart, Marcie Jan Bronstein, Emily Brown, Tom Burckhardt,
Tom Butler, Sam Cady, Julie Crane, Ann Craven, Grace DeGennaro,
Lois Dodd, David Driskell, Lynn Duryea, Carol Eisenberg, Inka Essenhigh,
Melanie Essex, Alan Fishman, Tom Flanagan, Linden Frederick,
Peter Halley, Alex Katz, Sal Taylor Kydd, Tracy Miller, Dan Mills, K. Min,
Anne Neely, Tessa G. O’Brien, Colin Page, Danica Phelps, Peter Ralston,
Alison Rector, David Row, Tollef Runquist, Kate Russo, Claire Seidl,
Gail Skudera, Lesia Sochor, Emilie Stark-Menneg, Sara Stites,
Barbara Sullivan, Greta Van Campen, Susan Headley Van Campen,
Tim Van Campen, Don Voisine, William Wegman, Kathy Weinberg,
Jim Wolfe, Robert Younger, and Dudley Zopp.
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
PADDLE 8
February 14th, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pensée #78 (Reims, France, June 21, 2008),
2008, Watercolor on Arches Aquarelle, Cold Press, 140lb Paper
KARMA, NEW YORK
February 14–16, 2020
Gertrude Abercrombie, Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Will Boone,
Mathew Cerletty, Ann Craven, Alex Da Corte, Robert Duran,
Mark Flood, Marley Freeman, Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley,
Woody De Othello, Maja Ruznic, Mungo Thomsom
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pensée (Big Pink, Orange, on Blue with Cherries), 2020,
2020, Oil on canvas, 84 × 72 inches
JONAS WOOD AND ANN CRAVEN TRANSFORM
CHILDREN”S HOSPITALS WITH WHIMSICAL ART
By: Lucy Rees
February 4th, 2020
In partnership with RxArt, these top talents created
site-specific artwork to help uplift children as they heal
A VERY CULTURED GIFT GUIDE
ANN CRAVEN WRAPPING PAPER
December 17, 2019
A gift that keeps on giving. Artist Ann Craven designed
this wrapping paper in 2013 for the non-profit organization RxArt.
100% of proceeds support RxArt’s contemporary art
commissions in children’s hospitals.
culturedmag.com
RXART
December 20, 2019
RxART is pleased to be working with Ann Craven
on a project for the Chadwick Center at
Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego, CA.
Craven plans to incorporate her colorful and calming
animals into her design for wall coverings in the lobby
of the Chadwick Center.
Her work will provide a cheerful distraction for
children and their families who are receiving support
in their recovery from traumatic events.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven,
Sleepy Pandas (for Chadwick), 2019
Vinyl, Dimensions variable
KARMA, NEW YORK
December 5-8, 2019
Gertrude Abercrombie, Dike Blair, Ann Craven, Will Boone,
Alex Da Corte, Robert Duran, Marley Freeman, Paul Mogensen,
Woody De Othello and Maja Ruznic
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pink Thinking of You (on Black), 2019,
2019, oil on linen, 60 × 48 inches
karmakarma.org
KARMA BOOKSTORE
136 E 3rd St.
November 23, 6–8 pm
Birds We Know Special Edition
Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Maine, 2019
112 pages, hardcover
11 1⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 inches
Signed Edition of 50 with unique, hand-painted cover
Birds We Know book launch and talk
with Ann Craven and Christopher B. Crosman
Introduction by Suzette McAvoy
PADDLE 8
November 21st, 2019
The Counseling In Schools Art Auction will support their
mission to inspire hope and promote healing in children
while they are in school so they can thrive during their
formative years and throughout life. The organization’s
practitioners provide extensive individual and group
counseling programs directly in schools. These include
robust creative arts therapy and youth development activities
that help students awaken possibilities from within.
Participating artists include:
Ann Craven, Peter Halley, Wyatt Kahn, Ajay Kurian, Keith
Mayerson, Kehinde Wiley, and more!
paddle8.com
PADDLE 8
November 21, 2019
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Pensée (Reims, France, June 24, 2008)
2015, Inkjet print on archival paper
KARMA, NEW YORK
October 17-20, 2019
Gertrude Abercrombie, Henni Alftan, Dike Blair, Mathew Cerletty,
Ann Craven, Alex Da Corte, Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman,
Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Bright Manganese Fade, with Purple Sky), 2018,
2018, Oil on canvas, 84 × 60 inches
karmakarma.org
SOUTHARD REID, LONDON
October 3-6, 2019
Ann Craven, Prem Sahib, Bedwyr Williams
IMAGE:
Installation view
southardreid.com
KARMA, NEW YORK
October 3-6, 2019
Gertrude Abercrombie, Dike Blair, Will Boone, Ann Craven
Alex Da Corte, Robert Duran, Louise Fishman, Marley Freeman,
Paul Mogensen, Thaddeus Mosley, Woody De Othello,
Nicolas Party, Matthew Wong, Jonas Wood
IMAGE:
Installation view
SOUTHARD REID, LONDON
September 28-November 2, 2020
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Big Passenger Pigeons (Extinct, after Audubon), 2019,
2019, Oil on canvas, 60 x 48 in
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
KARMA BOOKS
August 15th, 2019
Ann Craven
Birds We Know
Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Maine, 2019
112 pages, hardcover
11 1⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 inches
The catalog includes a foreword by CMCA director,
Suzette McAvoy, and an essay by Chris Crosman.
cmcanow.org
MASSIF CENTRAL
July 8th, 2019
Ann Craven will produce an edition of traditional silk scarves
in collaboration with Massif Central
ANN CRAVEN FINALLY SHOWS THE MIDCOAST
WHAT SHE’S BEEN PAINTING
By: Bob Keyes
July 1st, 2019
THIS SUMMER TO SEE MAINE ON FULL DISPLAY
By: Bob Keyes
May 26, 2019
PDF
MUSEUMS LOOK AT THE LEGACIES OF 2 MAINE ART COLONIES
By: Bob Keys
April 28, 2019
IMAGE:
Alex Katz
Lincolnville
1953, Oil on canvas
KARMA, NEW YORK
March 7-10, 2019
Gertrude Abercrombie, Ann Craven,
Nicolas Party, Matthew Wong
PUBLICATION:
Karma, New York, 2019
60 pages
8 1⁄4 × 11 inches
SOUTHARD REID, LONDON
March 7 – 10, 2019
Ann Craven and R.M. Fischer
IMAGE:
Installation view
CENTER FOR MAIN CONTEMPORARY ART
June 29 – October 13, 2019
Ann Craven: Birds We Know is the artist’s
first exhibition in Maine. It will be accompanied
by an illustrated catalog with an essay by
Christopher B. Crosman, former founding curator,
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and former
director, Farnsworth Art Museum.
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Blue Horizontal Promise
2008
Oil on canvas
48×60 inches
cmcanow.org
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
ARTSY
February 1st, 2019
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
is offering its annual “Art You Love” benefit auction in partnership with Artsy,
the global online art platform. Featuring fifty works of art by leading and
emerging artists connected with Maine, the CMCA auction is an opportunity
to purchase art you love and support CMCA’s exhibitions and educational
programming for all ages.
This is the first year CMCA is partnering with Artsy to bring its benefit art
auction to a global collecting market. “The Artsy platform allows people to
bid on works of art to benefit CMCA, no matter where they are located,” says
CMCA director Suzette McAvoy. “We have so many terrific contemporary
artists here in Maine and working with Artsy makes it possible for us to
introduce their art to collectors, both near and far.”
Bidding for CMCA’s “Art You Love” auction, cmcanow.org/auction, opens at
noon on Thursday, February 14, and runs through 5pm EST on Thursday,
February 28. At the close of the auction, successful bidders will be notified
by Artsy and CMCA to make arrangements for shipment of the art directly to the buyers.
Artists contributing to the 2019 CMCA Benefit Art Auction include:
Jeff Ackerman, Daniel Anselmi, Bo Bartlett, John Bisbee, Mattina Blue, Katherine Bradford,
Jenny Brillhart, Tom Butler, Sam Cady, Ann Craven, Lois Dodd, David Driskell, Betsy Eby,
Carol Eisenberg, Jeff Epstein, Inka Essenhigh, Melanie Essex, Donna Festa, Alan Fishman,
Thomas Flanagan, Kathleen Florance, Elizabeth Fox, Linden Frederick, Peter Halley,
Alison Hildreth, Cassie Jones, Alex Katz, Fred Kellogg, Sal Taylor Kydd, Amy Lowry,
Jonathan Mess, K. Min, Kayla Mohammadi, Anne Neely, Ni Rong, Kate Russo, Claire Seidl,
Anneli Skaar, Emilie Stark-Menneg, Sara Stites, Barbara Sullivan, Greta Van Campen,
Don Voisine, John Walker, SB Walker, William Wegman, Kathy Weinberg, Shoshannah White,
James Wolfe, and Dudley Zopp.
CMCA has held a benefit fine art auction showcasing work by national and emerging artists
associated with Maine for over 40 years. For assistance or further information on this year’s
“Art You Love” auction, please call CMCA at 207-701-5005 or email jkablack@cmcanow.org.
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART
ARTSY
February 1st, 2019
Lot 7
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Moon (Peach Moon over Maine, 8-16-11, 10PM), 2011
2011, Oil on canvas, 14 x 14 inches
ARTFUL VOLUMES
Bookforum Contributors On The
Season’s Outstanding Art Books
By Canada Choate
December, 2018 — January, 2019
karmakarma.org
bookforum.com
NINA JOHNSON, Miami FL
December 3 – February 2, 2018
Curated by NY and LA based architecture and design
firm Charlap Hyman & Herrero
Pilar Almon, Oona Brangam-Snell, Taylor Colantonio,
Ann Craven, John Graham, Batsheva Hay, Chris Ho,
Nicola L, Emmett Moore, Anne Libby, Nicolas Lobo, Carlo
Mollino, Malik Sidibe, Katie Stout, Sophie Stone,
Cynthia Talmadge, Anna Weyant and Kevin Zucker
ninajohnson.com
CENTRE POMPIDOU-METZ, Metz Cedex FR
October 13, 2018 — April 15, 2019
Curated by Jean-Marie Gallais
The event groups about a hundred artists and
historical figures (Winslow Homer, Francis Bacon,
Anna-Eva Bergman, Louise Bourgeois, Brassaï, Helen
Frankenthaler, Paul Klee, Lee Krasner, Henri Michaux,
Joan Mitchell, Amédée Ozenfant, etc.) and contemporary
artists (Etel Adnan, Charbel-joseph H. Boutros,
Ann Craven, Peter Doig, Jennifer Douzenel, Rodney
Graham, Martin Kippenberger, Paul Kneale, Olaf Nicolai,
Gerhard Richter, etc.) as well as a number of
spectacular installations, some of which were created
especially for the project (Harold Ancart, Raphaël
Dallaporta, Spencer Finch, Daisuke Yokota, Navid Nuur).
centrepompidou-metz.fr
TRIPOLI GALLERY, Southampton, NY
October 6 ‐ November 12, 2018
Katherine Bernhardt, Ross Bleckner, Katherine
Bradford, Francesco Clemente, Ann Craven, Félix
Bonilla Gerena, April Gornik, Mary Heilmann,
Bryan Hunt, Adrianne Rubenstein, Hiroshi Sugimoto,
José Luis Vargas, and Lucy Winton.
Image:
Ann Craven
Moon (Crescent), 2007, 2007
oil on canvas
48 x 48 inches (121.9 x 121.9 cm)
tripoligallery.com
FRIEZE
Reviews
By Diana Hamilton
October, 2018
p. 266, Edition No. 198
“Ann Craven’s Changing Scenes Of The Continuous ‘Just Past.’
At Karma, New York, the artist herself becomes ‘a reproductive
medium’, revisiting natural subjects and bringing realism ever
closer to abstraction.”
Image:
Ann Craven
Sunset Moon (Guilford, Through Trees, 5-21-18,
7:30PM), 2018
2018
Oil on canvas
36 × 36 cm
Courtesy: the artist and Karma, New York
frieze.com
Ann Craven’s Changing Scenes Of
The Continuous ‘Just Past’
By Diana Hamilton
Reviews
August 13, 2018
At Karma, New York, the artist herself becomes
‘a reproductive medium’, revisiting natural subjects
and bringing realism ever closer to abstraction
frieze.com
ANN CRAVEN AT KARMA
July 28, 2018
contemporaryartdaily.com
TOPS GALLERY, Memphis
Curated by Hunter Braithwaite
Ann Craven, Dana Frankfort, EJ Hauser, Margaux Ogden
July 21 — September 8, 2018
topsgallery.com
ANN CRAVEN: SUNSET MOON
By David Rhodes
July 11, 2018
brooklynrail.org
JACK HANLEY, New York
June 28 – August 3, 2018
Curated by Nikki Malooff and Louis Fratino
Sarah Bedford, Holly Coulis, Ann Craven, Ralph Delia,
Lois Dodd, Daniel Gordon, Jenna Gribbon,
Anthony Iacono, Hein Koh, John McAllister, Emily Mullin,
Shota Nakamura, Danielle Orchard, Sally Saul,
Allison Schulnik, Michael Stamm, Tim Wilson
Image:
Ann Craven
Flowers, Feb 9, 2010 (Guilford), 2010
2010
Oil on canvas
36 x 30 inches
jackhanley.com
KARMA, New York, 2018
560 pages, hardcover
9 1/4 × 7 1/2 inches
Edition of 100, signed and
numbered with hand painted cover
Includes unique 8 1/2 x 6 3/4 inch
drawing on paper
Inquire:
karmakarma.org
KARMA, New York, 2018
Hardcover, 560 pages
7 1/4 × 9 inches
Karma has published a comprehensive
560-page monograph of Ann Craven’s paintings,
with essays by David Salle and Sarah French,
and curator Dana Miller.
Order:
karmakarma.org
KARMA, New York
June 21 – August 3, 2018
Opening reception: Thursday June 21, 6–8pm
Karma is pleased to announce an exhibition of
new paintings by Ann Craven. This is the
artist’s first presentation with the gallery.
The exhibition is comprised of two bodies of
new paintings: Birds and moons.
Image:
Ann Craven
Pink Canary (Stepping Out, on Pink Sunset), 2018
2018
Oil on canvas
90 × 72 inches
karmakarma.org
PERFORMANCE SKI, Aspen
Curated by Meredith Darrow and Olivia Davis
Summer 2018
ANN CRAVEN
Connoisseur-Worthy Highlights From the
ADAA’s 30th Anniversary Art Fair
By Brian Boucher
March 2, 2018
artnet.com
Ann Craven
By Alexandra Gordienko
p. 296-311
March, 2018
marfajournal.com
MACCARONE, New York
ADAA’s The Art Show
Park Avenue Armory
Park Ave at 67th St
New York
February 28 – March 4, 2018
artdealers.org
maccarone.net
ROB TUFNELL, Cologne
September 8 – 30, 2017
Presented in collaboration with Tanya Leighton, Berlin
Image:
Ann Craven
Baby Panda #5 for Chicago, 2008
2008
Oil on canvas
14 x 11 inches
robtufnell.com
ICA at MECA, Portland ME
Curated by Michelle Grabner
July 20 – September 15, 2017
Institute of Contemporary Art at
the Maine College of Art
522 Congress St, Portland, Maine
meca.edu
hyperallergic.com
twocoatsofpaint.com
bostonglobe.com
maineartsjournal.com
mainetoday.com
bangordailynews.com
meca.edu
ANN CRAVEN AT SOUTHARD REID
July 1st, 2017
IMAGE:
Ann Craven
Kitty, I Love You, Do You Love Me?, 2002
2002, Oil on linen, 12 x 10 inches
CENTRE D’ART CONTEMPORAIN LA
HALLE DES BOUCHERS, Vienne FR
June 3 – August 20, 2017
Curated by Marc Bembekoff
Ann Craven, Armand Jalut, Neil Raitt
Opening June 2nd, 7PM
Image:
Ann Craven
French Panda, 2007
2007
Oil on linen
16 x 16 inches
cac-lahalledesbouchers.fr
SARGENT’S DAUGHTERS, New York
May 24-June 30, 2017
Deborah Anzinger, Charlie Billingham, Petra Cortright,
Ann Craven, Keren Cytter, f.marquespenteado, Keltie
Ferris, Daniel Gordon, David Harrison, Paul Heyer,
Jaime Isenstein, Matthew Day Jackson, Jon Kessler,
Suzanne McClelland, Evan Nesbit, Alexis Rockman,
Jennifer Rubell, Cole Sayer, Philip Taaffe,
Leslie Thornton, Theo Triantafyllidis, Chloe Wise
Image:
Ann Craven
Pink Canary (Stepping Out With Cherries,
Black, Facing Right), 2017
2017
Oil on linen
72 x 48 inches
www.sargentsdaughters.com
RxArt INVITES YOU TO THE MINTED 50 EXHIBITION
The Minted 50 is a new collaboration of 50 projects
done in 50 days by 50 artists to support RxArt.
All sales from the exhibition – featuring projects
by Olaf Breuning, Ann Craven, and Daniel Heidkamp
– will be donated to RxArt.
SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2017
6:00 – 10:00 PM
Van’s General Store Yellow Chair Gallery
47 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
Ann Craven
I love you to the Moon, Blue Moon, 2017
Inkjet print on archival enhanced matte paper, 175 gsm,
water based gouache, archival metallic acid free ink;
colored ink on paper
Bookmarks: 8.5 x 2.5 inches each
Drawing: 11 x 8.5 inches
Signed and dated in color drawing pen
Courtesy of the artist and Maccarone
To purchase, please contact RxArt info@rxart.net.
www.rxart.net
Ann Craven, Animals 1999-2017
Southard Reid, London
Reviewed by Eliel Jones
www.artforum.com
Bedroom: Billy Cotton Studio
Works by Ann Craven, Carol Bove, and others
May 2, 2017 – June 6, 2017
125 East 65th Street | NYC
www.nytimes.com
www.architecturaldigest.com
www.kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org
ANN CRAVEN: ANIMALS 1999-2017
Southard Reid, London
April 26 – June 24, 2017
By Eddy Frankel
timeout.com
SOUTHARD REID, London
26 April – 24 June 2017
Animals 1999 – 2017 is the first show
devoted to Ann Craven’s Animal subjects.
Image:
Ann Craven
Kitty I Love You Do You Love Me, Yes, No?, 2002
2002
12 x 10 inches
Oil on linen
southardreid.com
timeout.com
Join us for the Artspace Benefit Gala & Auction,
Paris Texas, honoring David Goldblum.
April 29, 2017
All proceeds benefit Artspace’s free exhibitions
and educational program and the 30th Anniversary
endowment campaign.
Image:
Ann Craven
Moon (Paris, 1-04-09, #9), 2009
2009
16 x 16 in (40.64 x 40.64 cm)
Oil on linen
paddle8.com
artspacenewhaven.org
SCULPTURE CENTER, Long Island City
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
5pm Doors Open
7:30pm Draw Begins
SculptureCenter will be open from 11am-6pm on
Friday, April 14, Saturday, April 15,
and Monday, April 17 to preview the artworks.
Image:
Ann Craven
Flower (Isabel’s LA Rose, 12-31-11, 4:10PM), 2011
Graphite pencil on strathmore 130 g/m paper
Unique
12 x 9 in.
sculpture-center.org
PARAPET REAL HUMANS, St Louis
April 13 – May 30, 2017
Curated by Amy Granat
Ann Craven in conversation with Amy Granat
April 14, 2017 @ NOON
2901 Sidney St, St. Louis, MO 63104
Image:
Ann Craven
A Robin Singing, 2011
2011
30 x 24 inches
Oil on linen
parapetrealhumans.com
PARAPET REAL HUMANS, St Louis
April 14, 2017 @ NOON
2901 Sidney St, St. Louis, MO 63104
On the occasion of an exhibition by
Ann Craven: “A Robin Singing, 2011”
April 13 – May 30, 2017
Image:
Ann Craven
Portrait of Amy (8-20-12), 2012
2012
14 x 11 inches
Oil on linen
parapetrealhumans.com
ROSENWALD-WOLF GALLERY
The University of the Arts, Philadelphia
March 13 – April 22, 2017
Opening Reception: Thursday March 16, 5–7:30PM
Ann Craven, Amy Feldman, Marina Adams,
Melissa Meyer, Patricia Treib
Image:
Ann Craven
Tree (Purple Beech, Cushing), 2013
24X24 inches
Oil on linen
www.uarts.edu
philly.com
hyperallergic.com
twocoatsofpaint.com
GALERIE FRANK ELBAZ, Paris
Curated by Julia Trotta
March 18 – May 20, 2017
Opening March 18, 2017
Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili, Talia Chetrit, Ann Craven,
Thea Djordjadze, Howardena Pindell, Hannah Weinberger
Image:
Ann Craven
Moon (White St, 1-08-12, 10PM), 2012
2012
14 x 14
Oil on Linen
galeriefrankelbaz.com
dailyartfair.com
fondation-entreprise-ricard.com
frieze.com
blouinartinfo.com
FEATURES
JOSH SMITH/ANN CRAVEN
November 23, 2016
flash—art.com
Works by Ann Craven at
NADA Miami Beach
Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago
Southard Reid, London
December 1–4, 2016
Deauville Beach Resort
newartdealers.org
CENTER FOR MAINE CONTEMPORARY ART, Rockland ME
PADDLE 8
The CMCA online benefit art auction ends at
5pm on Wednesday, November 23, 2016
cmcanow.org/auction
Thank you very much for your support of CMCA!
Image:
Ann Craven
Pensée #41, 2015
#8 of 10
Inkjet print on archival Epson enhanced matte paper, 135 gsm
28 ¾ x 19 3/8 in (73.025 x 49.2125 cm); unframed
Edition of 10 with 4 AP’s
Numbered, titled and signed by the artist (on recto)
Retail price: $1000
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, SCHOOL OF ART
Project curated by Wade Guyton, Meredyth Sparks, Josh Smith
In 2013, the School of Art at the University of Tennessee
launched an exciting project with selected artists from
among the School of Art alumni and former
Artists-in-Residence to contribute an image for their
individualized box as part of a Limited Box Edition.
All proceeds from this project will be directed to the
endowment of the Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Program in
Painting and Drawing, now celebrating its 35th year.
Artists: Cheryl Donegan, Richard Phillips, Carrie Moyer,
Suzanne Joelson, Michael St. John, Kelly White, Mira Schor,
Richard Aldrich, Marlo Pascual, Melissa Gordon, Ezra Johnson,
Ashley Nason, Judith Eisler, Pam Jorden, Jon Boles, Pinkney
Herbert, Amy Green, Jackie Gendel, Alisha Kerlin, Sam Gordon,
Ann Craven, Keltie Ferris, Wallace Whitney, Gary Stephan,
Virginia Overton, Josephine Halvorson, Guyton\Walker.
GET YOURS HERE!
or visit
2016 Editions/Artists Books Fair
The Tunnel, 269 11th Ave, New York
November 3 – 6, 2016
eabfair.org
KARMA, Amagansett NY
August 13 – 29, 2016
Opening Saturday, August 13, 6–8PM
Milton Avery, Mathew Cerletty, Ann Craven,
Henri Rousseau, Victor Brauner, among others
karmakarma.org
SHANE CAMPBELL GALLERY, Chicago IL
July 9 – August 27, 2016
Opening Saturday, July 9, 1-3PM
Phyllis Bramson, Ann Craven, Ellen Gronemeyer,
Jim Lutes, Eric Mack, Dianna Molzan, Ivan Morley
shanecampbellgallery.com
HANNAH HOFFMAN GALLERY, Los Angeles
curated by Chris Sharp
June 4 – July 16, 2016
Polly Apflebaum, Bas Jan Ader, Becky Beasley, Juliette Blightman,
Joe Brainard, Matthew Cerletty, Leidy Churchman, Caitlin Keogh,
Ann Craven, Sam Falls, Saul Fletcher, Jane Freilicher,
Maureen Gallace, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Camille Henrot,
Paul Heyer, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Allison Katz,
Ellsworth Kelly, Robert Kushner, Jochen Lempert, Maria Loboda,
Robert Mapplethorpe, Jenine Marsh, Ryan Mrozowski,
Aliza Nisenbaum, D’Ette Nogle, Carissa Rodriguez,
Mark A. Rodriguez, Daniel Rios Rodriguez, Willem de Rooij,
Melanie Smith, Dylan Spaysky, Kunié Sugiura, Walter Sutin,
Wolfgang Tillmans, Kyle Thurman, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann,
Hannah Wilke, Christopher Williams, Amy Yao, Nathan Zeidman
hannahhoffmangallery.com
galleriesnow.net
daily-lazy.com
artviewer.org
moussemagazine.it
artnews.com
contemporaryartdaily.com
thisistomorrow.info
ERIC FIRESTONE GALLERY, East Hampton NY
Curated by Agathe Snow and Eric Firestone
May 28 – June 19, 2016
Shoppy, Marco Barrera, Donald Baechler,
Sanford Biggers, Kelsey Brookes, Ann Craven,
Rosson Crow, Todd Eberle, Sally Egbert,
Leo Fitzpatrick, Danny Fox, Anthony Holbrooke,
Cody Hoyt, Hanna Liden, Nate Lowman,
Robert Mapplethorpe,Jessica Craig Martin,
Jacolby Satterwhite, Miriam Schapiro,
Odessa Straub, Sage Vaughn, Paul Wackers
ericfirestonegallery.com
MARC STRAUS, New York
May 25 – July 29, 2016
Nicole Eisenman, Anj Smith, Joan Levinson,
Tomona Matsukawa, Eleanor Ray, Ann Craven,
Rachel Selekman, Holly Coulis, Bettina Blohm,
Lily Kelly Napangardi, Anna Leonhardt,
Genieve Figgis, Emma Rivers, Sarah Crowner,
Shara Hughes, Nicole Cherubini, Shirin Neshat,
Emily Wardill, Kirsi Mikkola and Liliane Tomasko
marcstraus.com
HANNAH HOFFMAN GALLERY, Los Angeles
Olga Balema, Ann Craven, Sam Falls
March 3 – 6, 2016
Spring Studios
50 Varick Street
New York, NY 10013
independenthq.com
BRAND NEW GALLERY, Milan
March 2 – April 2, 2016
Opening March 2, 2016 | 7-9 pm
Brand New Gallery is pleased to present “Imagine” a group
exhibition that features more than 60 artists who are
experimenting the possibilities of figuration in painting.
Jonathan Baldock, Manfredi Beninati, Leon Benn, Jesse Benson,
Ellen Berkenblit, Johnny Bicos, Katherine Bradford, Thomas Braida,
Sefano Calligaro, Valerio Carrubba , Nina Chanel Abney,
Michael Cline, Ann Craven, John Currin, Folkert de Jong,
Gabriele De Santis, Michael Dotson, Austin Eddy, Inka Essenhigh,
Nick Farhi, Giulio Frigo, Magalie Guerin, Heather Guertin,
Daniel Heidkamp, Anton Henning, Elliott Hundley, Raffi Kalenderian,
Laureen Keeley, Yashua Klos, Becky Kolsrud, Denise Kupferschmidt,
José Lerma, Lauren Luloff, Nikki Maloof, Margherita Manzelli,
Max Maslansky, Simon Mathers, Anthony Miler, Ryan Mosley,
Joshua Nathanson, William J. O’Brien, Enoc Perez,
Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Josh Reames, Andrea Romano, Giuliano Sale,
Nicola Samorì, Christian Schoeler, John Seal, Lui Shtini,
Jim Thorell, Ann Toebbe, Santo Tolone, Ian Tweedy,
Kristen Van Deventer, Matthew Watson, Caroline Wells Chandrel,
John Wesley, Sam Windett, Rose Wylie, Konrad Wyrebek,
Eric Yahnker, Guy Yanai
brandnew-gallery.com
ANN CRAVEN at MACCARONE
February 23, 2016
contemporaryartdaily.com
ANN CRAVEN at Maccarone, New York
By Michael Wilson
February 22, 2016
timeout.com
CONSUMER REPORTS: ANN CRAVEN
By The Editors of ArtNews
February 10, 2016
artnews.com
GALERIE DE MULTIPLES, Paris
06 February – 26 March 2016
Stéphane Calais, Viriya Chotpanyavisut, Isabelle Cornaro,
Ann Craven, Marie Denis, Thea Djordjadze, Didier Marcel,
Bernhard Rudiger, Lei Saito, Alain Séchas
galeriedemultiples.com
ANDREA MEISLIN, New York
January 21 – February 13, 2016
Curated by Nicolla Trezzi
A benefit exhibition to support the
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program at
Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem.
Ilit Azoulay, Shai Azoulay, Matteo Callegari,
Ann Craven, Peter Halley, John Henderson,
Reuven Israel, Alex Katz, Esther Kläs, Ido Michaeli,
Joseph Montgomery, Joshua Neustein, Adam Pendleton,
Halsey Rodman, Jan Tichy and Sharon Ya’ari
andreameislin.com
MACCARONE, New York
January 21 – March 5, 2016
Opening Reception January 21, 6-8pm
630 Greenwich Street & 98 Morton Street
maccarone.net
STUDIO CHECK: ANN CRAVEN
By Scott Indrisek
Portrait by Peter Halley
December 2015
p. 50-51
Blouinartinfo.com
GALLERY DIET, Miami
November 30, 2015 – January 9, 2016
gallerydiet.com
KIMMERICH, Berlin
November 28, 2015 – January 30, 2016
Organized by Shane Campbell
With Alma Allen, John McAllister, Ann Craven,
Tony Lewis, Anthony Pearson
kimmerich.com
T MAGAZINE
Artists II
By Jason Schmidt
Published by Steidl
Schmidt and the publisher Steidl release Artists II,
the follow-up to his 2006 book Artists, comprising
portraits of 166 painters, sculptors, performers and
multidisciplinary creators in their element.
Available on artbook.com
Published by SKIRA RIZZOLI
Launch: November 05, 2015, 7-10pm
Apartment by the Line, New York
Contribution by Tracey Emin, John Baldessari,
Ryan McGinley, Sarah Nicole Prickett and Simon Castets
Featuring Ann Craven’s complete series:
Yello Fello
Dear in Daisies
rizzoliusa.com
Published by LE CONFORT MODERNE
Editor/Designer: Manon Lutanie
Printed in France by Snel
Pub Date: November 2015
Texts by Yann Chevallier, David Évrard
Edition of 1000
11 x 8 inches
278 Pages
Signing events TBA
confort-moderne.fr
Ann Craven
SOUTHARD REID
by Sherman Sam
October 2015
artforum.com/inprint
L40, Berlin
September 11 — October 3, 2015
Opening: September 10, 7pm
Organized by Renaud Regnery
Ann Craven, Friederike Feldmann, Keltie Ferris,
Renaud Regnery, Marie Reinert, Antoine Renard,
Alexander Wagner
rosa-luxemburg-platz.net
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts – PAFA
November 12, 2015
Time TBA
118 N Broad St
Philadelphia, PA 19102
pafa.org
SHANE CAMPBELL, Chicago
Opening: July 11, 2015
SOUTH LOOP
2021 S WABASH AVE
CHICAGO IL 60616
shanecampbellgallery.com
Published by SKIRA RIZZOLI
Pub Date: November 3, 2015
Contribution by Tracey Emin, John Baldessari,
Ryan McGinley, Sarah Nicole Prickett and Simon Castets
Featuring Ann Craven’s complete series:
Yello Fello
Dear in Dasies
FRAC CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE, Reims
Curated by Florence Derieux
June 26 – September 20, 2015
“On the occasion of her exhibition in Reims,
entitled Hereditary Language, Lisa Oppenheim presents
two works specifically produced by the FRAC Champagne-Ardenne.
(…) The second is an ambitious photographic installation that
echoes a series of paintings created by Ann Craven during her
residency at Reims in 2008, and presented the same year in her
solo exhibition at the FRAC.”
frac-champagneardenne.org
Published by ANN CRAVEN STUDIO
New York, 2015
Edition of 100
11 X 8.5 inches
146 Pages
Launched on the occasion of
ANN CRAVEN: UNTITLED (PALETTES: NAKED, TAGGED), 2013-14
SOUTHARD REID, London
6 June – 18 July 2015
Published by ANN CRAVEN STUDIO
New York, 2015
Edition of 100
8 X 5 inches
110 Pages
Launched on the occasion of
ANN CRAVEN: UNTITLED (PALETTES: NAKED, TAGGED), 2013-14
SOUTHARD REID, London
6 June – 18 July 2015
SOUTHARD REID, London
June 6 – July 18, 2015
southardreid.com
68PROJECTS, Berlin
January 24 – April 11, 2015
Tom Anholt, Kevin Baker, Donald Baechler, Amy Bessone,
Maya Bloch, Matt Bollinger, Ann Craven, Jared Deery,
Laeh Glen, Baris Gokturk, MacGregor Harp, Vera Iliatova,
Max Janson, Doron Langberg, Alissa McKendrick, Marton Nemes,
Aliza Nisenbaum, Giacinto Occhionero, Nadia Haji Omar,
Jennifer Packer, Jennifer Steinkamp and others
68projects.com
“Faire des Fleures” at Florence Loewy, Paris
December 7, 2014
moussemagazine.it
“Ann Craven, across many moons”
by Christopher Knight
December 4, 2014
latimes.com
GALERIE CORTEX ATHLETICO, Paris
December 13, 2014
Launch of Staging Interruptions (Stream of Life),
a magazine edited by Mary Rinebold, designed by Maria Eisl,
based on the exhibition Staging Interruptions (Stream of Life)
(curators : Sarina Basta & Mary Rinebold),
Southard Reid, London (January 2014)
cortexathletico.com
FIGURE / GROUND
November 28, 2014
by Ashley Garrett
figureground.org
HANNAH HOFFMAN GALLERY, Los Angeles
November 15 — December 20, 2014
hannahhoffmangallery.com
FLORENCE LOEWY… BY ARTISTS, Paris
November 15 — December 20, 2014
Curated by Camille Azais
Rémy Brière, Morgan Courtois, Ann Craven,
Daniel Gordon, Inga Kerber, Christophe Lemaitre,
Aurélien Mole, Jean-Luc Moulène, Kate Owens, Batia Suter
florenceloewy.com
WHITE FLAG PROJECTS, Saint Louis
November 1, 2015, 5:30 – 8 PM
Markus Amm, Ann Craven, Mira Dancy, Michael Dean,
Cheryl Donegan, Sam Falls, Michelle Grabner,
Jesse Greenberg, Amy Granat, Peter Halley, Lena Henke,
James Hoff, Cooper Jacoby, Jacob Kassay, Sanya Kantarovsky,
Richard Kern, Ajay Kurian, Israel Lund, Tony Matelli,
Win McCarthy, Jeanette Mundt, Asher Penn, Stephen Powers,
Davina Semo, Joshua Smith, Emily Sundblad, and others
whiteflagprojects.org
LESLEY HELLER WORKSPACE, New York
October 23 – December 7, 2014
Curated By Catherine Howe
Polly Apfelbaum, Ross Bleckner, Nicholas Borelli,
Mary Carlson, Lawrence Carroll, Ann Craven, Julie Evans,
Elizabeth Glaessner, Catherine Howe, Judith Linhares,
Allison Schulnik, Simone Shubuck, Michael Velliquette,
Thomas Woodruff
lesleyheller.com
W MAGAZINE
September 29, 2014
by Andrea Lee
The Missoni clan gathered in the pool room,
in front of Ann Craven’s Pink Thinking of You, 2004
wmagazine.com
CONTEMPORARY ART DAILY
August 25, 2014
contemporaryartdaily.com
SHANE CAMPBELL GALLERY, Chicago
August 23 – October 4, 2014
Michael Bauer, Katherine Bernhardt, Ann Craven,
Mark Grotjahn, Friedrich Kunath, Sean Landers,
Lily Ludlow, John McAllister, William J. O’Brien,
Tyson Reeder, Nick Schutzenhofer, Henry Taylor,
Torey Thornton, Michael Williams, Jonas Wood
shanecampbellgallery.com
Nicola Trezzi Named Head of Bezalel Academy’s MFA Program
By M.H. Miller
July 8, 2014
Trezzi portrait by Ann Craven
observer.com
nyogalleristny.files.wordpress.com
RETROSPECTIVE, Basilica, Hudson NY
August 2 – 24, 2014
Curated by Erin Falls
Rey Akdogan, Polly Apfelbaum, Uri Aran, Donald Baechler,
Milano Chow, Peter Coffin, Ann Craven, Sam Falls,
Deborah Falls, Jack Goldstein, Elias Hansen, Marc Hundley,
Mirabelle Marden, Nancy Shaver, Matt Sheridan Smith,
Jordan Wolfson, and Joe Zorrilla
with performances by Mick Barr and Heart of Gold
retrospectivegallery.com
basilicahudson.com
ANCIENT & MODERN, London
3 July – 6 September, 2014
Curated by Sherman Sam
Ann Craven, Matthias Dornfeld, Roy Dowell, Jane Freilicher,
Clive Hodgson, Eithne Jordan, Alex Katz, Markus Karstiess,
Winifred Nicholson, Norbert Prangenberg, Audrey Reynolds,
Emily Sundblad, Phoebe Unwin
ancientandmodern.org
ZACH FEUER, New York
June 26 – July 26, 2014
Curated by Jesse Greenberg & MacGregor Harp (247365)
Joshua Abelow, Gina Beavers, Brian Belott, Katherine Bernhardt,
Charles Burchfield, Caitlin Cherry, Ann Craven, Cynthia Daignault,
Mira Dancy, Nicole Eisenman, Al Freeman, Ted Gahl, Van Hanos,
Daniel Heidkamp, Jamian Juliano-Villani, Nikki Maloof,
Keith Mayerson, John McAllister, and Torey Thornton
zachfeuer.com
LE CONFORT MODERNE, Poitiers, France
May 28 – August 24 2014
Curated by Yann Chevallier
Including the entire AC laboratory from 2013
and related large scale works from 2002 to 2013
confort-moderne.fr
youtube.com
contemporaryartdaily.com
images
Stars, a Bridge and Birds
GALERIE BERNARD CEYSSON, Paris
March 29 – May 18, 2014
Curated by Yann Chevallier
bernardceysson.com
SOUTHARD REID, London
January 23 – March 1, 2014
Curated by Sarina Basta and Mary Reinbold
southardreid.com
ESSEX FLOWERS, New York
January 12 – February 16, 2014
Ellen Berkenblit,
Josh Brand, Ann Craven,
Keith Haring,
Kyle Knodell,
Lydia Anne McCarthy
essexflowers.us
MACCARONE and KARMA, New York, 2013
Edition of 500
11.5 X 8.5 inches (29.21 X 21.59 cm)
98 Pages
SPECIAL EDITION OF 50 WATERCOLORS BY ANN CRAVEN:
PENSÉE Book NUMBER 1-50 INCLUDES a 10 X 8 INCH ORIGINAL
HAND PAINTED WATERCOLOR by the artist
SIGNED AND NUMBERED #1 through #50 on 300 G ARCHES PAPER
karmakarma.org
MACCARONE
, New York
November 8 – December 14, 2013
maccarone.net
LA LETTURA, Fondazione Corriere della Sera
and Corriere della Sera, Triennale di Milano, Milano
October 16 – November 24, 2013
Curated by Ginaluigi Colin
triennale.it
SKIRA Catalogue
video.corriere.it
THE GREEN GALLERY, Milwaukee
October 12 – November 24, 2013
Curated by Drew Heitzler
Catharine Ahearn, Ann Craven, Sam Durant,
Nicholas Frank, Cyprien Gaillard, Hannah Greely,
Sharon Lockhart, Tom Marioni, Tony Matelli,
Pentti Monkkonen, Pruitt and Early, Vincent Szarek,
Henry Taylor, Tom Wesselmann
thegreengallery.biz
SOUTHARD REID, London
October 12 – November 23, 2013
southardreid.com
DAIRY ART CENTRE, London
October 11 – December 8, 2013
Curated by Sarina Basta
Ai Weiwei, John Armleder, Sylvie Auvray, Jake and Dinos Chapman,
George Condo, Ann Craven, Thomas Demand, Urs Fischer,
Sylvie Fleury, Cyprien Gaillard, Anthea Hamilton,
Thilo Heinzmann, Terence Koh, Sergej Jensen, Rashid Johnson,
Per Kirkeby, Adriana Lara, Ursula Mayer, Takashi Murakami,
Mai-Thu Perret, Sigmar Polke, Laure Prouvost, R.H. Quaytman,
Ugo Rondinone, Sterling Ruby, Tomàs Saraceno, Julian Schnabel,
Cindy Sherman, Dirk Skreber, Haim Steinbach, Rirkrit Tiravanija,
Andro Wekua
dairyartcentre.org.uk
Front cover of La Lettura #93
CORRIERE DELLA SERA, Milan, Italy
September 1, 2013
Ann Craven, Penseé
Ann Craven per il Corriere della Sera
MICHAEL BENEVENTO, Los Angeles
July 13 – August 24, 2013
Louis & Bebe Barron, Jesse Benson, John Coplans,
Ann Craven, Michael Curran, Daniel Handal,
Jonathan Horowitz, Louise Lawler, Mark Roeder
beneventolosangeles.com
GALERIE PERROTIN, Paris
June 22- July 27, 2013
Curated by Lucie Fontaine
David Adamo, Luca Bertolo, Ann Craven,
Patrizio Di Massimo, Quynh Dong, Lucie Fontaine,
Simon Fujiwara, Vibha Galhotra, Luigi Ghirri,
Anthea Hamilton, Oliver Laric, Agnes Lux,
Monali Meher, Aleksandra Mir, Ylva Ogland, Luigi Ontani,
Matteo Rubbi, Bianca Sforni, Santo Tolone,
Alice Tomaselli, Josh Tonsfeldt, Entang Wiharso
perrotin.com
WHITE COLUMNS, New York
June 14 – July 27
Curated by Rhonda Lieberman
Organized in association with
social tees animal rescue [animalrescuenyc.org]
whitecolumns.org
GALLERIA IN ARCO, Turin, Italy
May 3 – July 13, 2013
Curated by Sara Boggio
in-arco.com
ART IN AMERICA
June – July 2013
Pages 138-145
For this issue, the artist [Ann Craven] contributes
a portfolio featuring four recent 60-inch square “Tree” and
“Moon” paintings, which she photographed outside her studio
in Cushing, Maine
artinamericamagazine.com
ARTE AL LIMITE
May – June 2013
by Demetrio Paparoni
Pages 40-48
arteallimite.com
Fairy Tales About Shoes And Shoemakers
FERRAGAMO MUSEUM, Florence, Italy
April 18, 2013 – March 31, 2014
ferragamo.com/museo/
[Catalogue]
Edited by Stefania Ricci,
published by Museo Salvatore Ferragamo and
SKIRA Editore, Milan, 2013
[Essay]
Paparoni, Demetrio. Fairy Tales, Myth and
Reality in Narration and Style, p. 150-173
GALERIE EVA PRESENHUBER, Zürich
February 2, 2013 – March 23, 2013
Curated By Ugo Rondinone
Martin Boyce, John Giorno, Wesley Martin Berg,
Matteo Callegari, Wyatt Kahn, Alan Shields,
Bruno Gironcoli, Ann Craven, Joyce Pensato, Josh Smith,
Andrew Brischler, Giorgio Griffa, Tamuna Sirbiladze,
Davis Rhodes, Ron Gorchov, Anne Chu, George Ortman, Kes Zapkus
39greatjones [catalogue]
Published by Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Zurich, 2013
evapresenhuber.com
COLLEZIONE MARAMOTTI, Reggio Emilia, Italy
October 7, 2012 – February 3, 2013
Curated by Mario Diacono
Matthew Antezzo, Pedro Barbeito, David Bowes,
Ann Craven, Andy Cross, Jules de Balincourt,
Benjamin Degen, Steve Di Benedetto, David Dupuis,
Jason Fox, Wayne Gonzales, Scott Grodesky, Nicky Hoberman,
Jacqueline Humphries, Matthew Day Jackson, Jutta Koether,
Damian Loeb, Christopher Lucas, Lisa Ruyter, Dana Schutz,
John Tremblay, Kelley Walker, Dan Walsh, Kevin Zucker
collezionemaramotti.org
Painting and Other Radical Forms
1995-2007
By Mario Diacono
Published by Silvana Editoriale, Milano, 2012
[Essay on Ann Craven]
Painting as Re-Production
By Mario Diacono
Pages 214-216
silvanaeditoriale.it
MARIANNE BOESKY, New York
August 15 – October 15, 2012
Curated by Lucie Fontaine
marianneboeskygallery.com
MACCARONE, New York
May 3 – 7, 2012
friezenewyork.com
The Artist and the Night Sky from Old Masters to Today
DICKINSON GALLERY, New York
May 3 – July 3, 2012
simondickinson.com
GLADSTONE GALLERY, New York
March 24 – April 21, 2012
Curated by Ugo Rondinone
Martin Boyce, Al Hansen, Joe Bradley, Kim Jones,
Peter Buggenhout, Hans Josephsohn, Ann Craven,
Klara Liden, Jay DeFeo, Andrew Lord, Latifa Echakhch,
Sarah Lucas, Saul Fletcher, Hans Schärer, Sam Gilliam,
Rudolf Schwarzkogler, Amy Granat, Alan Shields
gladstonegallery.com
MUSEUM OF ART CLUJ-NAPOCA, Cluj, Romenia
February 15 – April 15 2012
Curated by Nicola Trezzi
Sonia Almeida, Mark Barrow, Baldur Geir Bragason,
Vittorio Brodmann, Ana Cardoso, Aline Cautis, Radu Coma,
Ann Craven, Francesca DiMattio, Ida Ekblad, Enzo Giordano,
Heather Guertin, Davíð Örn Halldórsson,
Ingunn Fjóla Ingþórsdóttir, Jacob Kassay, Gilda Mautone,
Florin Maxa, Dan Mciuc, Elizabeth Neel, Ylva Ogland,
Sarah Ortmeyer, Paloma Presents [Urs Zahn & Roman Gysin],
Zak Prekop, Jo Robertson, Magorzata Szymankiewicz,
Patricia Treib, Daniel Turner, Garth Weiser
macluj.ro
FITZROY GALLERY, New York
January 14 – March 10, 2012
Curated by Amy Granat and Joao Simoes
Ann Craven, John Giorno, Amy Granat, Amanda Keeley,
Amir Mogharabi, Jeff Perkins, Karin Schneider,
Bruce Sherman and Jessie Stead.
Accompanying the exhibition will be a series of
musical events by Taketo Shimada, Jessie Stead and others
fitzroygallery.com
[Edition]
Published by Ann Craven and FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, 2012
Ann Craven, 2008 – 2011
4 offset prints, 45 x 32 cm each
In silkscreen portfolio, 48 x 38 cm each
Edition of 100
Numbered and Signed by the Artist
SOUTHARD REID, London
November 25, 2011 – January 28, 2012
southardreid.com
CCA UJAZDOWSKI CASTLE, Warsaw, Poland
October 8, 2011 – January 29, 2012
Curated by Ewa Gorządek, Helena Kontova,
Giancarlo Politi, Nicola Trezzi
Sonia Almeida, Mark Barrow, Baldur Geir Bragason,
Vittorio Brodmann, Ana Cardoso, Aline Cautis, Ann Craven,
Francesca DiMattio, Ida Ekblad, Enzo Giordano,
Heather Guertin, Davíð Orn Halldorsso,
Ingunn Fjóla Ingþórsdóttir, Jacob Kassay, Gilda Mautone,
Elizabeth Neel, Ylva Ogland, Paloma Presents
[Urs Zahn & Roman Gysin], Zak Prekop, Jo Robertson,
Małgorzata Szymankiewicz, Patricia Treib,
Daniel Turner, Garth Weiser, Pietro Roccasalva
csw.art.pl
39 GREAT JONES, New York
October – November, 2011
39 Great Jones is a project by Ugo Rondinone
39greatjones.com
CONDUITS at REMAP3, Athens
September 12 – October 30, 2011
An International Contemporary Art Program
remapkm.com
MARUANI & NOIRHOMME GALLERY, Brussels
September 10 – October 29, 2011
Organized by Keith Mayerson
Hilary Berseth, Joe Bradley, Ann Craven,
Francesca DiMattio, Wade Guyton, Jacob Kassay,
Keith Mayerson, Dana Schutz
Rue de la Régence 17 1000 Brussels, Belgium
maruani-noirhomme.com
BERGEN KUNSTHALL, Bergen, Norway
September 9 – October 2, 2011
Curated by Hanne Mugaas Philip
Kwame Apagya, Ann Craven, Liz Deschenes, Thomas Julier
(in collaboration with Cédric Eisenring and Kaspar Mueller),
Olia Lialina and Dragan Espenschied, Takeshi Murata,
Seth Price, Antek Walczak, among others
kunsthall.no
RUBICON GALLERY
CASTLE YARD STUDIO, Dublin
Summer 2011
Curated by Josephine Kelliher
kilkennyarts.ie
issuu.com/kilkennyartsfestival
NON-OBJECTIF SUD, Tulette, France
July – August, 2011
Curated by Amy Granat
Ann Craven in collaboration w/ Peter Halley
nonobjectifsud.org
FONDATION D’ENTREPRISE RICARD, Paris
June 7 – July 9, 2011
Neïl Beloufa, Ann Craven, Vidya Gastaldon,
Markus Hansen, Alexandre Joly, Laurent Le Deunff,
Julia Lohmann, Théo Mercier, Alex Pou,
Julien Salaud and Stéphane Vigny
fondation-entreprise-ricard.com
PRAGUE BIENNALE 5, Prague
Curated by Giancarlo Politi and Helena Kontova
in collaboration with Nicola Trezzi
May 19 – September 11, 2011
praguebiennale.org
HARRIS LIEBERMAN, New York
May 6 – June 24, 2011
Curated by Jessie Washburne-Harris and Laura Raicovich
Polly Apfelbaum, Kristin Baker, Cecily Brown,
Ann Craven, Moira Dryer, Nicole Eisenman,
Keltie Ferris, Michelle Grabner, Alexandra Grant,
Joanne Greenbaum, Heather Guertin, Mary Heilmann,
Jacqueline Humphries, Rosy Keyser, Suzanne McClelland,
Haley Mellin, Rebecca Morris, Carrie Moyer,
Elizabeth Murray, Elizabeth Neel, Dona Nelson, Laura Owens,
Joyce Pensato, Analia Saban, Jackie Saccoccio, Dana Schutz,
Amy Sillman, Kianja Strobert, Patricia Treib, Nicola Tyson,
Lesley Vance, Mary Weatherford, Wendy White,
Brenna Youngblood, Molly Zuckerman-Hartung
harrislieberman.com
VILMA GOLD, London
April 17 – May 29, 2011
Trisha Baga, Ann Craven, Michaela Eichwald,
Helena Huneke, Hannah Sawtell,
Katharina Sieverding and Julia Wachtel
vilmagold.com
GALERIE FORSBLOM, Helsinki
March 10 – April 3, 2011
galerieforsblom.com
KARMA INTERNATIONAL, Zürich
February 19 – March 26, 2011
Conceived by Mareike Dittmer & Raphael Gygax
Monika Baer, Anne-Lise Coste, Ann Craven, Nicole Eisenman,
Ida Ekblad, Gabrìela Fridriksdòttir, Ellen Gronemeyer,
Elke Krystufek, Dawn Mellor, Lucy Stein, Michelle Ussher
karmainternational.org
MACCARONE, New York
January 8 – February 12, 2011
maccarone.net
THE LEROY NEIMAN CENTER FOR PRINTS STUDIES
Columbia University, New York
Pink Bird With Cherries (Pink), Edition of 12
Pink Bird With Cherries (Blue), Edition of 12
Silhouette Bird (Pink), Edition of 4
Silhouette Bird (Blue), Edition of 4
Reduction Woodblock Print, 30 x 33 ½ in
The Leroy Neiman Center For Print Studies, 2011
MACCARONE, New York
May 1 – June 26, 2010
maccarone.net
Flash Art International Edition, Vol. XLIII, No. 272
May – June 2010
[Feature Article]
Painting to its Bare Essence
by Sarina Basta
Pages 76-79
flashartonline.com
BLANCPAIN ART CONTEMPORAIN, Geneva
March 19 – May 8, 2010
blancpain-artcontemporain.ch
SULLIVAN GALLERIES, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago
December 12, 2009 – February 13, 2010
Curated by Michelle Grabner (SAIC) and
Annika Marie (Columbia College)
Bas Jan Ader, Conrad Bakker, John Baldessari, Stephanie Brooks,
Ivan Brunetti, Ann Craven, Julian Dashper, Dana DeGiulio,
Susanne Doremus, Joe Fig, Dan Fischer, Julia Fish, Nicholas Frank,
Alicia Frankovich, Judith Geichman, Rodney Graham, Karl Haendel,
Shane Huffman, Barbara Kasten, Matt Keegan, Daniel Lavitt,
Adelheid Mers, Tom Moody, Bruce Nauman, Paul Nudd, Frank Piatek,
Leland Rice, David Robbins, Kay Rosen, Amanda Ross-Ho,
Carrie Schneider, Roman Signer, Amy Sillman, Frances Stark,
Nicholas Steindorf, and James Welling
proximitymagazine.com
CONDUITS, Milan
October 2 – November 21, 2009
flashartonline.com
CIAP – Association For Contemporary Art, Hasselt, Belgium
September 5 – October 31, 2009
ciap.be
GALERIE LHK, Paris
January 10 – February 28, 2009
Monograph published by JRP RINGIER
and FRAC CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE, Reims
January 2009
Designed by Joseph Logan
Essays by Josh Smith, Matt Keegan, Amy Granat
PARISA KIND GALERIE, Frankfurt
December 19, 2008 – February 15, 2009
curated by Karma International
Ann Craven, Latifa Echakhch, Benoît Maire,
Mamiko Otsubo, Pamela Rosenkranz, Jordan Wolfson
parisakind.com
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
The Hort, New York
December 10, 2008 – January 28, 2009
Curated by Jodie Vicenta Jacobson
Darren Almond, Carol Bove, Julia Margaret Cameron, Ian Campbell,
Peter Coffin, Sharon Core, Ann Craven, Tacita Dean,
William Eggleston, Roe Ethridge, Jane Freilicher,
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Amy Granat, Zach Harris, Susannah Hewlett,
Katie Holten, Ellsworth Kelly, Jude Miller, John O,
Dennis Oppenheim, Edgar Orlaineta, Giuseppe Penone, Pipilotti Rist,
Gino Saccone, Jim Sams, Hiraki Sawa, Roman Signer, James Welling,
Carol Woodin, and Francesca Woodman
thehort.org
LA SALLE DE BAINS, Lyon
December 6, 2008 at 10:00 pm
A+A’s Moon Tunes for La Salle de Bains
As part of L’Eternel Retour 1: La Meduse
Special A+A Handout
lasalledebains.net
SCULPTURE CENTER and
ANTHOLOGY FILM ARCHIVES, New York
November 17, 2008, 7:30 PM
Landscape and Narrative
MOON SHADOW PART. 1
by Amy Granat and Ann Craven
sculpture-center.org
MIDWAY CONTEMPORARY ART, Minneapolis
November 8 – December, 2008
Curated by Matt Keegan and Amy Granat
Richard Aldrich, Ann Craven, Nancy de Holl,
Shannon Ebner, Amy Granat, Matt Keegan
and Michael Queenland
midwayart.org
MFA VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM, New York
September 30, 2008, 8pm
Visual Artist Lecture Series: Ann Craven
AND/OR GALLERY, Dallas
September 13 – October 4, 2008
Show #18
Guest-Curated by Ludwig Schwarz
The Estate of Uma Klick, Ann Craven,
and Danius Kesminas & The Histrionics
andorgallery.com
SCULPTURE CENTER, New York
September 7 – November 30, 2008
Curated by Sarina Basta
sculpture-center.org
ANNE MOSSERI-MARLIO GALERIE, Zurich
August 29 – October 4, 2008
NEW YORK GROUP SHOW
Beth Campbell, Ann Craven, Wayne Gonzales,
Joanne Greenbaum, Terry Haggerty,
Christian Marclay, John Tremblay
annemoma.com
DCCA – DELAWARE CENTER FOR
THE CONTEMPORARY ARTS, Wilmington
August 27 – November 26, 2008
THE FIREPLACE PROJECT, East Hampton
August 15 – 25, 2008
Curated by Anne Pasternak
thefireplaceproject.com
THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
The UBS Art Gallery, New York
August 7- October 31, 2008
Curated by Jodie Vicenta Jacobson
Darren Almond, Lothar Baumgarten, Judith Belzer,
Dale Berning, Carol Bove, Stan Brakhage,
Julia Margaret Cameron, Ian Campbell, Nick Cave,
CAW + NG, Peter Coffin, Sharon Core, Ann Craven,
Tacita Dean, William Eggleston, Roe Ethridge,
Jane Freilicher, Robert Gober, Felix Gonzalez-Torres,
Amy Granat, Zach Harris, Susannah Hewlett, Carston Holler,
Katie Holten, Ellsworth Kelly, Karen Kilmnik, Jude Miller,
David Melrose, John O, Hiroko Ohno, Dennis Oppenheim,
Edgar Orlaineta, Gabriel Orozco, Guiseppe Penone,
Pipilotti Rist, Gino Saccone, Jim Sams, Hiraki Sawa,
Roman Signer, Simon Starling, Helen Van Meene,
Klaus Weber, James Welling, Carol Woodin, Francesca Woodman
thehort.org
RENTAL GALLERY, New York
July 17 – August 17, 2008
Curated by Haley Mellin
rental-gallery.com
MACCARONE and GAVIN BROWN’S ENTREPRISE, New York
July 10 – August 29, 2008
Curated by Alison Gingeras
John Armleder, Georg Baselitz, Hans Bellmer,
Lynda Benglis, Carol Bove, Louise Bourgeois,
James Lee Byars, Brian Calvin, Ann Craven,
John Currin, Verne Dawson, Otto Dix,
Richard Diebenkorn, Gelitin, Isa Genzken,
Nan Goldin, Leon Golub, Mark Grotjahn, Eva Hesse,
Jonathan Horowitz, Gary Hume, Jörg Immendorff,
Alex Katz, Karen Kilimnik, Martin Kippenberger,
Lee Lozano, Markus Lüpertz, Paul McCarthy,
John McCracken, Otto Muehl, Alice Neel,
Hermann Nitsch, Albert Oehlen, Laura Owens,
Raymond Pettibon, Elizabeth Peyton, Francis Picabia,
Jack Pierson, Rob Pruitt, Charles Ray, Anselm Reyle,
Julian Schnabel, Agathe Snow, Frances Stark, Pat Steir,
Haim Steinbach, Richard Tuttle, Piotr Uklanski,
Stan VanDerBeek, Erik van Lieshout, Andy Warhol,
Franz West, Hannah Wilke, Sue Williams and others
nytimes.com
karmakarma.org
flashartonline.com
FRAC CHAMPAGNE-ARDENNE, Reims, France
June 26 – September 21, 2008
Curated by François Quintin
frac-champagneardenne.org
WHITE FLAG PROJECTS, St. Louis
May 10, 2008, 8 PM
Organized by Amy Granat
Performances by Richard Aldrich, Felicia Ballos
& Flora Weigmann, Stefan Tcherepnin, and Amy Granat
Paintings and Prints by William S. Burroughs, Ana
Cardoso, Ann Craven, Jacob Kassay and Matt Keegan
Films by Drew Heitzler, Fia Backstrom, Charles and
Ray Eames, Olivier Mosset, Joao Simoes, Anthony Balch,
William S. Burroughs, Brian Gysin, and from the Archives
of Lococo Fine Art
whiteflagprojects.org
PACIFIC NORTHWEST SCHOOL OF ART, Portland
April 4, 2008
12:30 – 1:30pm, Room 125
PNCA – PACIFIC NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF ART, Portland
The Philip Feldman Gallery + Project Space
April 3 – May 25, 2008
curated by Molly Dilworth and Amoreen Armetta
Nuno Cera, Ann Craven, AC Dickson, Joan Grossman,
Lucien Samaha, Jenny Vogel
Artist publications by Bill Brown, Gabriela Forcadell and Alejandro
Cesarco, LTTR, Josephine Meckseper, Aleksandra Mir, Lone Twin, Pruess Press
YALE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ART, New Haven
Painting Department Building
Monday, March 31, 2008
7:00-9:00pm
Tony Conrad, Ann Craven, Leslie Hewitt, Haim Steinbach
Moderated by Matt Keegan
Organized by 2008 MFA candidate Bianca Beck
THE CENTER FOR ADVANCED VISUAL STUDIES MIT, Cambridge
March 20th, 2008 6:30 PM
265 Massachusetts Ave 3rd Fl
KNOEDLER & CO., New York
March 13 – April 26, 2008
Catalogue with essay by Josh Smith
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SHANE CAMPBELL GALLERY, Chicago
February 16 – March 15, 2008
shanecampbellgallery.com
LESLIE TONKONOW ARTWORKS + PROJECTS, New York
January 12 – February 16, 2008
Curated by Christopher Eamon
Wayne Atkins, Ann Craven, Devon Costello, Vishal Jugdeo, André Masson,
Adam McEwen, Bill Morrison, Richard Pettibone, Dieter Roth, Daniel Spoerri, Josh Smith,
Rudolf Stingel, Agathe Snow, Jean Tinguely, Keith Tyson, Robert Watts, and others
tonkonow.com
SHANE CAMPBELL GALLERY, Chicago
October 21-November, 2007
curated by Matt Keegan + Amy Granat
Dwight Hackett projects
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87507 USA
13 October – December 1, 2007
with an opening reception on Saturday, 13 October, 3-5pm
Galerie LH, Paris France
Curated by Anthony Huberman
September 8 – October 15, 2007
New York, NY
‘Joe Bradley/Ann Craven/Dana Frankfort/Keith Mayerson’
July 10-August 24, 2007 opening July 10, 6-8pm
Mandrake
Opening July 6, 2007
http://www.mandrakebar.com
performance by Felicia Ballos & Flora Wiegman on July 18, 8pm
Heidelberg Germany
‘re-dis-play | Non-Art-Collections from Artists and Curators’
curated by Anna-Catharina Gebbers
June 29 – September 9, 2007
Kantor/Feuer Gallery, Los Angeles
June 28 – August 16, 2007
http://www.kantofeuer.com
BLANCPAIN ART CONTEMPORAIN
GENEVE, Switzerland
Curated by Amy O’Neill
May 25 – June 30, 2007
Gasser and Grunert, Inc.
May 14th- Saturday, June 30th, 2007
New address: 148 9th Ave 2nd floor NY,NY 10011
ORCHARD, New York
April 19, 2007
8PM –One night only
Orchids for Orchard
Program organized by Amy Granat
Cats, flowers,(a little touch of wild)…some sounds..almost hallways..
Pola Chapelle: How To Draw A Cat
A short film by Cinema Zero (with sound piece by Richard Aldrich)
Brian Wilson “Untitled”
Direct Art Product: Robot Movie
Performance Jutta Koether
Installation contribution by Ann Craven
orchard47.org
ANGSTROM GALLERY, Los Angeles
April 14, 2007
angstromgallery.com
Stavanger kulturhus, Solverget, Stavanger, Norway
March 9-May 6, 2007
www.stavanger-kulturhus.no
Centre Culturel Suisse
Ann Craven and Amy Granat collaborate.
December 17, 2006
6-8PM
Ann Craven
Klemens Gasser & Tanja Grunert, Inc.
New York, NY
Opening November 13, 2006 6-8pm thru December 21, 2006
EFA GALLERY, THE ELIZABETH FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS, New York
November 10, 2006 – January 6, 2006
Curated by Molly Dilworth and Amoreen Armetta
Nuno Cera, Ann Craven, AC Dickson, Joan Grossman,
Lucien Samaha, Jenny Vogel; with artist publications
by Bill Brown, Gabriela Forcadell and Alejandro Cesarco,
LTTR, Josephine Meckseper, Aleksandra Mir, Lone Twin, Pruess Press
e-flux.com