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Patrice Renee Washington
b. Chicago, Illinois
lives and works in Newburgh, NY
EDUCATION
2014
Columbia University, New York, NY
MFA Visual Arts
2011
Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSUD), Denver, CO
BFA Sculpture
SOLO + TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
Blessed and Highly Favored. Marinaro, NY (2021)
Spoli’d. Marinaro, NY (2019)
Patrice Renee Washington: Charts, Parts, and Holders. Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, CO (2018)
Rags & Rinds. Underdonk, Brooklyn, NY (2016)
Drab Contortionist. Art-in-Buildings, Time Equities West 10th Window, NY (2015)
Benny Andrews and Patrice Renee Washington: TALKING. Blackburn 20|20, NY (2014)
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2022
The Universe Within. Mindy Solomon Gallery. Miami, FL
2021
CounterCapture. Miriam. Brooklyn, NY
2020
How to be a human being. Reyes | Finn. Detroit, MI
Barring Freedom. San Jóse Museum of Art. San Jóse, CA
Surely Some Revelation is at Hand. Marinaro Gallery. New York, NY
Through Clenched Teeth. Forest City Gallery. London, ON
2019
Fur Cup. Underdonk. Brooklyn, NY
A Thousand Plateaus: Chris Bernsten, Camille Hoffman, Kambui Olujimi, and Patrice Renee Washington. Jenkins Johnson Gallery.
2018
Not an edge, but a hinge. Abrons Art Center. New York, NY
TAILBONE. 47 Canal. New York, NY
On Reflection. Urban Glass. Brooklyn, NY
States of Matter. Zeitgeist Gallery. Nashville, TN
2017
Ecotone. Zaha Hadid Building. New York, NY
My Fossil, My Echo. MX Gallery. New York, NY
On Visibility and Camouflage. We Buy Gold. New York, NY
Now More Than Always. Gildar Gallery. Denver, CO
Open Shelf Library: The Stacks. Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. Denver, CO
Lucky Draw. Sculpture Center. New York, NY
Fake Art. Forum Gallery, Cranbrook Academy of Art. Bloomfield Hills, MI
2016
Givens. AA|LA Gallery. Los Angeles, CA
The Pretty Things Are Going to Hell. Sculpture Space Projects, NY
Caviar. Central Park Gallery. Los Angeles, CA
No Empty Vessels. Gildar Gallery. Denver, CO
In Practice: Fantasy Can Invent Nothing New. Sculpture Center, NY
Contemporary Ceramics. LeRoy Neiman Gallery, NY
Hotlines. Recitation Gallery, University of Delaware. Newark, DE
2015
Vault. Center for Visual Art. Denver, CO
New Work New York. 695 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY
2014
Precious Moments. Openspace. Baltimore, MD
Is it much too much to ask, not to hide behind the mask? Old Room, NY
Columbia University MFA Thesis Show. Fisher Landau Center for Art, Long Island City, NY
RE: Purpose. Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), FiveMyles. Brooklyn, NY
Networking Tips for Shy People. 200 Livingston St. Brooklyn, NY
2013
Shadow is Beast. LeRoy Neiman Gallery, NY
Columbia MFA First Year Show. Wallach Art Gallery, NY
Magical Thinking. 200 Livingston St. Brooklyn, NY
Hopeful. Penthouse Gallery. Baltimore, MD
2012
Complicit Objects: Art in the Age of Authenticity. Dikeou Collection. Denver, CO
IceBreaker3. Ice Cube Gallery. Denver, CO
2011
Dirty Clean. Object and Thought. Denver, CO
Precious Moments, BFA Thesis Exhibition. Center for Visual Art. Denver, CO
Space Jam. Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. Lakewood, CO
Art by Craft. Redline Gallery. Denver, CO
Now as I was About to Say…. Denver, CO
RESIDENCIES
2017
Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY
Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop Program (SIP), New York, NY
Lighthouse Works, Fishers Island, NY
2016
Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), New York, NY
2015
Anderson Ranch Arts Center (fellowship), Ceramics Artist in Residence, Snowmass, CO
2014
Vermont Studio Center (fellowship), Johnson, VT
TEACHING
Faculty, Ceramics Department, 92nd St Y, New York, NY (2016-2018)
Adjunct Professor, Sculpture I, Columbia University, New York, NY (2016)
Teaching Assistant, Ceramics I, Sculpture I, Sculpture III, Columbia University, New York, NY (2012-2014)
AWARDS/GRANTS
2012-2014
Visual Arts Fellowship, Columbia University
2011
Nagel Art Thesis Award. MSUD Department of Art, Denver, CO
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2018
Cori Anderson. “Four Artists Take Over the MCA with TV, Discussions of Race and Gallons of Honey.” 303 Magazine June 11.
https://303magazine.com/2018/06/mca-summer-2018/
Sholeh Hajmiragha. Interview with Patrice Renee Washington. Work in Progress, February 2018.
https://www.workinprogresspublication.com/patrice-renee-washington
Kathleen Boyle. “States of Matter.” Nashville Arts Magazine January 2018. https://nashvillearts.com/2018/01/states-of-matter/
2017
Erin Schwartz. “Humor as resistance: Patrice Renee Washington on the force-feeding of white supremacy + disrupting the violence of consumption.” AQNB September 20.
http://www.aqnb.com/2017/09/20/humor-as-tool-of-resistance-patrice-renee- washington-on-the-force-feeding-of-white-supremacy-the-violence-of-consump- tion/
Antwaun Sargent. “How to Survive Systematic Racism in America.”
The Creators Project, Vice July 12
https://creators.vice.com/en_us/article/59p585/survive-systemic-racism-america-bwaforblm?utm_source=tcpfbus
Ray Mark Rinaldi. “New exhibit laments the fate of minority artists in the commercial art world. Then asks it to pay up.” The Denver Post June 15
http://theknow.denverpost.com/2017/06/15/black-art-gildar-gallery-denver/147916/
2016
Kyle Thomas Hinton. “Givens @ AA|LA Gallery Reviewed.” AQNB November 24
http://www.aqnb.com/2016/11/24/givens-aala-gallery-reviewed/