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| Monalisa, 2007 Mixed media on gampi 58.4 x 45.7 cm |
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| Catastrophes, 2013 Ultrachrome ink transfer on gampi 109.4 x 96.5 cm |
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| Installation view, 'Ida Applebroog. Everything Is Fine', Brooklyn Museum, New York NY, 1993 |
BIO & STEPS
Born:
In 1929 in New York, USA
Studies:
Between 1948 and 1950 – Graphic design at the NY
Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences
From 1959:
- Worked at an advertising agency
- Worked as a freelance
children’s books illustrator
- Studied in: Art división NY Public Library, and night
clases at the City College of New York.
From 1968:
School
of the Art Institute of Chicago (1968)
In
1973 she taught at the University of California in San Diego.
1977
she circulated a series of self-published books through the mail, and joined
Heresies/A Feminist Journal on Art and Politics
During
the decade of the 1990s,:
She received multiple honors
The
College Art Association Distinguished Art Award for Lifetime Achievement, (an
Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts) at the New School for Social Research/Parsons
School of Design.
Nowadays:
Lives and works in New York, U.S.A.
Themes:
She
has developed an instantly recognizable style of simplified human forms with
bold outlines. Anonymous “everyman” figures, anthropomorphized animals, and
half-human/half-creature characters are featured players in the uncanny theater
of her work. In her most characteristic work, she combines popular imagery from
everyday urban and domestic scenes, sometimes paired with curt texts, to skew
otherwise banal images into anxious scenarios infused with a sense of irony and
black humor. Strong themes in her work include gender and sexual identity,
power struggles both political and personal, and the pernicious role of mass
media in desensitizing the public to violence.
Techniques:
Painting, sculpture, artist books and
films.
First Exhibition:
In 1981 she showed "Applebroog: Silent Stagings",
her first exhibition at Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, NY,
Solo Exhibitions
2015
Hauser & Wirth,
‘Ida Applebroog. The Ethics of Desire’, New York NY
2014
MAC/VAL – Musée d’Art
Contemporain du Val-de-Marne, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Vitry-sur-Seine, France
2011
Hauser & Wirth
London, ‘Ida Applebroog’, London, England
2010
Hauser & Wirth
New York, ‘Monalisa’, New York NY
2009
Nathalie Parienté,
‘Ida Applebroog: l’histoire par la fenêtre’, Paris, France
2007
Rowland Contemporary,
‘Photogenetics’, Chicago IL
2005
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts Booth, ‘The Armory Show’, New York NY
2002
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Modern Olympia’, New York NY
2001
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Galileo Works’, New York NY
2000
Galerie Nathalie
Pariente, ‘Works on paper from the 1980s’, Paris, France
1999
Lowe Gallery, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Atlanta GA
1998
Pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts / Museum of American Art, ‘Ida Applebroog: Nothing Personal,
Paintings 1987-1997’, Philadelphia PA
Galerie Nathalie
Pariente, ‘Ida Applebroog: Innocence versus Realite’, Paris, France
Corcoran Gallery of
Art, ‘Ida Applebroog: Nothing Personal, Paintings 1987-1997’, Washington DC
1997
Barry Rosen &
Jaap Van Liere, ‘Ida Applebroog Prints’, New York NY
Baumgartner Gallery,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Washington DC
Modernism, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, San Francisco CA
Barbara Gross
Galerie, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Munich, Germany
1996
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Living’, New York NY
1994
Galerie Akinci, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Tattle-tales’, New York NY
Freedman Gallery,
Center for the Arts, Albright College, ‘Ida Applebroog – Everything is Fine’,
Reading PA
Moody Gallery of Art,
University of Alabama, ‘Ida Applebroog: Selected Paintings
1985-1991’,
Tuscaloosa AL
Brooklyn Museum,
‘Everything Is Fine’, New York NY
1993
Frith Street Gallery,
‘Ida Applebroog’, London, England
The Metropolitan
Museum Mezzanine Gallery, ‘Arion Press’, New York NY
Weatherspoon Art
Gallery, University of North Carolina, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Greensboro NC
Gallery Paule Anglim,
‘Ida Applebroog’ , San Francisco CA
Orchard Gallery, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Derry, Northern Ireland (Travelling Exhibition)
Irish Museum of
Modern Art, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Dublin, Ireland (travelling exhibiton)
Cubitt Street
Gallery, ‘Ida Applebroog’, London, Great Britain (Travelling Exhibition)
1992
Kunsthallen Brandts
Klaedefabrik, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Odense, Denmark
Realismus Studio,
‘Ida Applebroog – Bilder’, Berlin, Germany
Galerie Akinci, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Stichting de Appel,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Amsterdam, Netherlands
1991
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Safety Zone’, New York NY
Ulmer Museum, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Ulm, Germany
Bonner Kunstverein,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Bonn, Germany
Barbara Gross
Galerie, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Munich, Germany
Exhibition Hall,
‘Avtozavodskaya’, Moscow, Russia
Galerie Langer Fain,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Paris, France
1990
Seibu Museum of Art,
Seed Hall, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Tokyo, Japan
Riverside Studios,
‘Ida Applebroog’, London, England
Barbara Gross
Galerie, ‘Art Fair’, Frankfurt a. M., Germany
Contemporary Arts
Museum, ‘Happy Families’, Houston TX
The Power Plant, ‘Ida
Applebroog’,Toronto, Canada
1989
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Nostrums’, New York NY
Barbara Gross
Galerie, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Munich, Germany
High Museum of Art,
‘Art at the Edge: Ida Applebroog’, Atlanta GA
Carnegie Mellon Art
Gallery, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Pittsburgh PA
Herter Art Gallery,
University of Massachusetts, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Amherst MA
1988
The Picker Art
Gallery, Colgate University, ‘Paintings, Prints, and Artist’s Books’,
Hamilton NY
Reed College, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Portland OR
1987
University of
Kentucky Art Museum, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Lexington KY
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
Wadsworth Atheneum,
Matrix Gallery, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Hartford CT
1986
Institute of
Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, ‘Investigations’, Philadelphia PA
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Cul de Sacs’, New York NY
1985
Galleria del
Cavallino, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Venice, Italy
Dart Gallery, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Chicago IL
Real Art Ways, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Hartford, CT
1984
Carl Solway Gallery,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Cincinnati OH
Anderson Gallery,
Virginia Commonwealth University, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Richmond VA
Tommy Segal Gallery,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Boston MA
Castillo Gallery,
‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
The Chrysler Museum,
‘Ida Applebroog’, Norfolk VA
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Inmates and Others’, New York NY
1983
Spectacolor Board,
Times Square (Public Art Fund), ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
Koplin Gallery,
‘Common Causes’, Los Angeles CA
1982
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Current Events’, New York NY
Nigel Greenwood
Gallery, ‘Ida Applebroog’, London, England
Bowdoin College
Museum of Art, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Brunswick ME
1981
Gallerie il
Diagramma, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Milan, Italy
Galleria del
Cavallino, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Venice, Italy
Douglass College,
‘Ida Applebroog’, New Brunswick NJ
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
1980
Rotterdam Arts
Foundation, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Printed Matter
Windows, ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
Apropos, ‘Ida
Applebroog’, Lucerne, Switzerland
1979
Williams College
Museum of Art, ‘Works by Ida Applebroog’, Williamstown MA
Franklin Furnace,
‘Manuscript’, New York NY
1978
Whitney Museum of
American Art, ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
Ellen Sragow Gallery,
‘Paper Stagings’, New York NY
1976
Women’s Interart
Center, ‘Ida Applebroog’, New York NY
1973
Newport Harbor Art
Museum, ‘Ida Applebroog’, Newport Beach CA
1971
Boehm Gallery,
Palomar College, ‘Soft Forms: Ida Horowitz’, San Marcos CA
Selected Group Exhibitions
2015
David Roberts Art
Foundation, ‘Albert, the kid is ghosting’, London, England
Palazzo Reale, ‘The
Great Mother’, Milan, Italy
Aspen Art Musem,
‘Second Chances’, Aspen CO
2013
Purchase College
Library, ‘P is for Performance: Artists’ Books on Shelves and in Public
Spaces’, Purchase NY
New Museum, ‘NYC
1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and no Star’, New York NY
2012
Sarah Moody Gallery,
The University of Alabama, ‘Selection from the Permanent Collection’,
Tuscaloosa AL
Serpentine Gallery,
‘Memory Marathon’, London, England
The David Roberts Art
Foundation, ‘A House of Leaves’, London, England
The Cooper Union,
‘Ruptures: Forms of Public Address’, New York NY
dOCUMENTA,
Fridericianum, ‘dOCUMENTA (13)’, Kassel, Germany
Exit Art, ‘Every
Exitis an Entrance: 30 Years of Exit Art’, New York NY
Trienal Poli/Gráfica,
‘El Panal / The Hive’, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Athenaeum Music &
Arts Library, ‘Recent Acquisitions’, La Jolla CA
Contemporary Art
Museum, ‘Figure Studies: Recent Representational Works on Paper’, St. Louis MO
2011
Lille Métropole Musée
d’art moderne, d’art contemporain et d’art brut, ‘Singulier(s) / Pluriel. Le
Cnap au LaM’, Villeneuve d’Ascq, France
2010
The Jewish Museum,
‘Shifting the Gaze: Painting and Feminism’, New York NY
Centre Georges
Pompidou, ‘elles@centrepompidou’, Paris, France
2009
Palazzo Manganelli,
‘Spazio Libro d’Artista’, Catania, Italy
Centre Georges
Pompidou, ‘elles@centrepompidou – artistes femmes dans les collections du Musée
national d’art moderne’, Paris, France
2008
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Drawing Review: 37 Years of Works on Paper’, New York NY
Sidney Mishkin
Gallery, Baruch College, ‘Independent Visions / Feminist Perspectives’, New
York NY
Gavin Brown’s
Enterprise & Maccarone , ‘Pretty Ugly’, New York NY
Cornell Fine Arts
Museum, ‘Corps Exquis: Fragment from a History of the Human Form Winter Park’,
Winter Park FL
2007
Contemporary Art
Center of Virginia, ‘Counterparts: Contemporary Painters and their Influences
Virginia Beach’, Virginia VA
Solvberget, Stavanger
Kulturhus, ‘Girlpower and Boyhood’, Stavanger, Norway (Travelling Exhibition)
2006
Firehouse Gallery,
Burlington, ’30 Years of New Year Graphics from The Jewish Museum’, Vermont VT
Talbot Rice Gallery,
‘Girlpower and Boyhood’, Edinburgh, Scotland (Travelling Exhibition)
Kunsthallen Brandts,
‘Girlpower and Boyhood’, Brandts, Denmark (Travelling Exhibition)
The Andy Warhol
Museum, ‘The “F” Word’, Pittsburgh PA
Apexart, ‘Neo
Sincerity: The Difference Between the Comic and the Cosmic is a Single Letter’,
New York NY
Exit Art, ‘The Studio
Visit’, New York NY
Grey Art Gallery,
‘The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene, 1974-1984’, New York NY (travelling
exhibiton)
Andy Warhol Museum,
‘The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene, 1974-1984’, Pittsburgh PA
(Travelling Exhibition)
Austin Museum of Art,
‘The Downtown Show: The New York Art Scene, 1974-1984’, Austin TX (travelling
exhibiton)
2005
Trierenberg Holding
AG, ‘New Art, New York: Reflections on Human Condition’, Truan, Austria
Baumgartner Gallery,
’25 Years Baumgartner, Selected One-Person Exhibitions’, New York NY
Galerie St. Etienne,
‘The Narrative Impuse in Modern & Contemporary Art’, New York NY
Compton Verney, ‘Only
Make-Believe’, Warwickshire, England
Mildred Lane Kemper
Art Museum, Washington University, ‘Inside Out Loud: Visualizing Women’s Health
in Contemporary Art’, St. Louis MO
Indiana State
University Gallery, ‘Contemporary Women Artists: New York’, Terre Haute IN
Mizel Center for Arts
and Culture, ‘Upstarts and Matriarchs: Jewish Women Artists and the
Transformation of American Art’, Denver CO
2004
Parsons School of
Design, ‘The Voting Booth Project’, New York NY
National Academy of
Design Museum, ’179 Annual: An Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary American
Art’, New York NY
Galerie St. Etienne,
‘Animals & Us: The Animal in Contemporary Art’, New York NY
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter,
‘Splat Boom Pow! The Influence of Comics in Contemporary Art’, Oslo, Norway
(Travelling Exhibition)
The Wexner Center for
the Arts at Ohio State University, ‘Splat Boom Pow! The Influence of Comics in
Contemporary Art’, Columbus OH (travelling exhibiton)
Lakeview Museum, ‘A
Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’, Peoria IL
(travelling exhibiton)
University of
Nebraska, ‘A Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’,
Lincoln NE (Travelling Exhibition)
2003
Contemporary Arts
Museum, ‘Splat Boom Pow! The Influence of Comics in Contemporary Art’, Houston
TX (travelling exhibiton)
ICA – The Institute
of Contemporary Art, ‘Splat Boom Pow! The Influence of Comics in Contemporary
Art’, Boston MA (Travelling Exhibition)
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Ameri©an Dre@m’, New York NY
Lowe Gallery,
‘Inaugural Group Show’, Santa Monica CA
Fuller Museum, ‘A
Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’, Brockton MA
(Travelling Exhibition)
Huntington Museum, ‘A
Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’, Huntington WV
(Travelling Exhibition)
2002
Alysia Duckler
Gallery, ‘Toyland’, Portland OR
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Season Review: Fall ’01 – Spring ‘02’, New York NY
Palazzo Reale, ‘New
York Renaissance: Masterworks from the Whitney Museum of American Art’, Milan,
Italy
Paule Anglim Gallery,
‘Women Artists: Their Work and Influence 1950s- 1970s’, San Francisco CA
Knoxville Museum of
Art, ‘A Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’,
Knoxville TN (Travelling Exhibition)
Walton Arts Center,
‘A Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’,
Fayetteville AR (Travelling Exhibition)
William Patterson
University, ‘A Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’,
Wayne NJ (Travelling Exhibition)
2001
Bernice Steinbaum
Gallery, ‘A Painting for Over the Sofa (that’s not necessarily a painting)’,
Miami Fl (Travelling Exhibition)
Gallery of
Contemporary Art, Lewis and Clark College, ‘Strike! Printmakers as Social
Critics’, Portland OR
Julie Saul Gallery,
‘Panic’, New York NY
Zimmerli Art Museum,
Rutgers University, ‘Confrontations’, New Brunswick NJ
Williams College
Museum of Art, ‘Pulling Prints: Modern and Contemporary Works from the Collection
Williams College’, Williamstown MA
Fundacio Caixa
Catalunya, ‘Humor and Rage’, Barcelona, Spain
2000
Kagan Martos Gallery,
‘Toys’, New York NY
Newhouse Center for
Contemporary Art, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, ‘The Figure: Another Side of
Modernism’, Staten Island NY
San Francisco Center
for the Book, ‘Back East: Artist’s Books of the Northeast’, San Francisco CA
1999
Neuberger Museum of
Art, Purchase College, State University of New York, ‘END PAPERS: 1890-1900 and
1990-2000’, Purchase NY
Espai d’Art
Contemporani de Castelló, ‘A Sangre y Fuego’, Girona, Spain
Thread Waxing Space,
‘Foul Play’, New York NY
Whitney Museum of
American Art, ‘The American Century: Art and Culture’, New York NY
George Adams Gallery,
‘Artists for Mumia 911’, New York NY
450 Broadway Gallery,
‘The Summer Show’, New York NY
New Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘The Time of Our Lives’, New York NY
Bronx Museum of the
Arts, ‘Urban Mythologies: The Bronx Represented Since the 1960s’, New York NY
1998
Joseloff Gallery,
University of Hartford, ‘Extensions: Aspects of the Figure’, West Hartford CT
The Arkansas Arts
Center, ‘National Drawing Invitational’, Little Rock AR
Kent Gallery, ‘A
Delicate Condition’, New York NY
Apex Art C.P., ‘Not
For Sale: Feminism in the USA during the 1970’s’, New York NY
1997
Milwaukee Art Museum,
‘MilwaEnglandee Art Museum Auction’, MilwaEnglandee WI
Hebrew Union College
– Jewish Institute of Religion, ‘Rage / Resolution: From Family Violence to
Healing in the Works of Israeli and American Women’, New York NY
Bard Center for
Curatorial Studies, Annandale-on-Hudson, ‘Ida Applebroog and Matt Mulligan’,
New York NY
The Gallery at
Hastings-on-Hudson, ‘The Figure Revisited, Part 2’, New York NY
The Nassau County
Museum of Art, ‘Feminine Image’, Roslyn Harbor NY
Ringling School of
Art and Design, ‘REAL (ist)’, Sarasota FL
Philbrook Academy,
‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie & Associates’,
Tulsa OK (Travelling Exhibition)
Columbus Museum of
Art, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, Columbus OH (Travelling Exhibition)
Tennessee State
Museum, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, Nashville TN (Travelling Exhibition)
San Jose Museum of
Art, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, San Jose CA (Travelling Exhibition)
Honolulu Academy of
Art, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, Honolulu HI (Travelling Exhibition)
1996
Freedman Gallery,
Albright College, ’20/20: The Visionary Legacy of Doris Chanin Freedman’,
Reading PA
Kemper Museum of
Contemporary Art and Design, ‘Reality Bites’, Kansas City MO
Koplin Gallery,
‘Figure Heads & Red Herrings’, Los Angeles CA
Thomas Segal Gallery,
’1976-1996 Twenty Years in Boston’, Boston MA
Duke University
Museum of Art, ‘Interstices: A(a)rt the A(a)rtist and the A(a)udience’, Durham
NC
University Galleries,
Illinois State University, ‘Frankenstein (In Normal)’, Normal IL
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Withdrawing’, New York NY
Emily Lowe Gallery,
Hofstra Museum, Hofstra University, ‘Relatively Speaking: Mothers and Daughters
in Art’, Hempstead NY (Travelling Exhibition)
1995
ACA Galleries,
‘Voices of Conscience’, New York NY
Exit Art / The First
World, ‘Imaginary Beings’, New York NY
Ms. Foundation for
Women, ‘Mothers and Daughters in Art’, New York NY
Rockford Museum of
Art, ‘Relatively Speaking: Mothers and Daughters in Art’, Rockford IL
(Travelling Exhibition)
The New York Studio
School, ‘Image and Eye: The Art of Goya & Picasso’, New York NY
ARTWALK, ‘Coalition
for the Homeless, ARTWALK Auction’, New York NY
Milwaukee Art Museum,
’25 Americans: Painting in the 90’s’, MilwaEnglandee WI
Lehman College Art
Gallery, ‘The Art of Justice, Part I’, Bronx NY
Randolph Street
Gallery, ‘Wallflower’, Chicago IL
The New Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘Human / Nature’, New York NY
Burchfield-Penny Art
Center, ‘Alternatives: 20 Years of Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center
1975-1995’, Buffalo NY
Museum of
Contemporary Art / Finnish National Gallery, ‘ARS 95 Helsinki’, Helsinki,
Finland
Fine Arts Center,
University of Massachusetts, ‘Imperfect Exhibition’, Amherst MA (Travelling
Exhibition)
Tyler Galleries,
Tyler School of Art, ‘Imperfect Exhibition’, Philadelphia PA (travelling
exhibiton)
Contemporary Art
Museum, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, Houston TX (Travelling Exhibition)
Mint Museum of Art,
‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie & Associates’,
Charlotte NC (Travelling Exhibition)
Cleveland Museum of
Art, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, Cleveland OH (Travelling Exhibition)
New York Historical
Society, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie &
Associates’, New York NY (Travelling Exhibition)
1994
Gallery 400, School
of Art and Design, The University of Illinois at Chicago, ‘More Than Real’,
Chicago IL
NGBK Galerie,
Kunstamt Kreuzberg / Bethanien und Schwules Museum, ‘Gewalt / Geschafte’,
Berlin, Germany
The Newhouse Center
for Contemporary Art, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, ‘Relatively Speaking:
Mothers and Daughters in Art’, Staten Island NY (Travelling Exhibition)
Exit Art, ...It’s How
You Play the Game, New York NY
Institute of
Contemporary Art, ‘Elvis + Marilyn, 2 x Immortal, organized by Dennis Barrie
& Associates’, Boston MA (Travelling Exhibition)
Islip Art Museum,
East Islip, ‘Riddle of the Sphinx’, New York NY
Irish Museum of
Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland
The College of
Wooster Art Museum, ‘Prints from Solo Impression, Inc.’, Wooster OH
Sarah Moody Gallery
of Art, University of Alabama, ‘Selections from the Permanent Collection’,
Tuscaloosa AL
Ueno Royal Museum,
‘Against All Odds: The Healing Powers of Art’, Tokyo, Japan (Travelling
Exhibition)
The Hanoke Open-Air
Museum, ‘Against All Odds: The Healing Powers of Art’, Tokyo, Japan (Travelling
Exhibition)
Sonnabend Gallery,
‘Three Degrees of Separation: Independent Curators Incorporated Benefit
Exhibition and Sale’, New York NY
Monique Knowlton
Gallery, ‘The Domestic Landscape’, Kent CT
Galerie de L’Ecole
des Beaux-Arts de Lorient, ‘Le Temps d’un Dessin’, New York NY
James Corcoran
Gallery, ‘Animal Farm’, Santa Monica CA
Spiva Arts Center,
‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’, Joplin MO (Travelling Exhibition)
Elvejem Museum of
Art, University of Wisconsin, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’,
Madison WI (Travelling Exhibition)
1993
Haus der Kunst
München, ‘Widerstand – Denkbilder fur die Zukunft’, Munich, Germany
The Contemporary Arts
Center, ‘Figure as Fiction’, Cincinnati OH
Grey Art Gallery, New
York University, ‘Brief Encounters: Meetings in Art’, New York NY
Arthur Sackler
Gallery at the Grand Opera & Orchestra, ‘Bluebeard’, Stamford CT
Corcoran Gallery,
‘43rd Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Painting’, Washington DC
Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘11th Annual Benefit Auction’, Chicago IL
The National Museum
of Women in the Arts, ‘Establishing the Legacy’, Washington DC
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Summer ‘93’, New York NY
Phyllis Kind Gallery,
‘M’Aidez / Mayday’, New York NY
Kunstverein München,
‘Die Arena des Privaten’, Munich, Germany
Museum am Ostwall,
‘Subversion des Lachens’, Dortmund, Germany
Exit Art, ‘1920’, New
York NY
The Whitney Museum,
‘The Whitney Biennial’, New York NY
Tweed Gallery, City
Commission on the Status of Women, ‘Women’s Art, Women’s Lives, Women’s
Issues’, New York NY
Castle Gallery,
College of New Rochelle, ‘My / Self: Your / Other’, New Rochelle NY
Richard Anderson
Gallery, ‘Songs of Retribution’, New York NY
Atlanta College of
Art, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’, Youngstown OH (Travelling
Exhibition) Woodruff Arts Center, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’,
Youngstown OH (Travelling Exhibition)
The Butler Institute
of American Art, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’, Youngstown OH
(Travelling Exhibition)
Federal Reserve Bank
Fine Arts Gallery, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’, Kansas City MO
(Travelling Exhibition)
Edwin A. Ulrich
Museum of Art, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’, Wichita KS
(Travelling Exhibition) Wichita State University, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women
Printmakers’, Wichita KS (Travelling Exhibition)
Portsmouth Museums,
Portsmouth Community Arts Center, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’,
Portsmouth VA (Travelling Exhibition)
1992
Artspace, Jersey City
State College, ‘...by foul subtraction’, Jersey City NJ
Alternative Museum,
’10: Artist as Catalyst’, New York NY
Frankel Nathanson
Gallery, ‘Prints’, Maplewood NJ
Tel Aviv Museum of
Art, ‘Not For Sale’, Tel Aviv, Israel
Los Angeles County
Museum of Art, ‘Parallel Visions: Modern Artists and Outsider Art’, Los Angeles
CA
Jersey City Museum,
‘Promises: Election Dreams and Desires, Fears and Nightmares’, Jersey City NJ
New Langston Arts,
‘The Abortion Project’, San Francisco CA
Museé d’Art
Contemporain, Pour La Suite Du Monde, Montreal, Canada
P.S.1 Contemporary
Art Center, ‘Slow Art – Painting in New York Now’, Long Island City NY
Newport Harbor Art
Museum, ‘Devil on the Stairs’, Newport Beach CA
The William Benton
Museum of Art, The University of Connecticut, ‘Empowering the Viewer: Art,
Politics and Community’, Storrs CT (Travelling Exhibition)
Temple University,
‘Empowering the Viewer: Art, Politics and Community’, Philadelphia PA
(Travelling Exhibition)
The National Museum
of Women in the Arts, Washington D.C., ‘Presswork: The Art of Women
Printmakers’, Minnesota MN (Travelling Exhibition)
Elvejem Museum of
Art, University of Wisconsin, ‘Presswork: The Art of Women Printmakers’,
Madison WI (Travelling Exhibition)
1991
Philippe Briet
Gallery, ‘Domenikos Theotokopoulos: A Dialogue’, New York NY
American Academy and
Institute of Arts and Letters, ‘43rd Annual Academy-Institute Purchase
Exhibition’, New York NY
Exit Art, ‘The Hybrid
State’, New York NY
Ecole d’Architecture
de Normandie, ‘Denonciation’, Rouen, France
ICA – The Institute
of Contemporary Art, ‘Devil on the Stairs: Looking Back on the Eighties’,
Philadelphia PA
The Victoria and
Albert Museum, ‘Postmodern Prints’, London, England
The Aldrich Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘The Art of Advocacy’, Ridgefield CT
The Oakland Museum,
‘De-Persona’, Oakland CA
IMAGE Film and Video
Center, ‘Atlanta Film and Video Festival’, Atlanta GA
Anne Plumb Gallery,
‘Show of Strength’, New York NY
The Whitney Museum,
‘The Whitney Biennial’, New York NY
Newport Harbor Art
Museum, Newport Beach CA
Simon Watson Gallery,
‘The Abortion Project’, New York NY
The Cultural Space,
‘World Disorder’, New York NY
Museum of Modern Art,
‘Video and Myth’, New York NY
1990
Real Artways,
‘Fifteen Years of Raw’, Hartford CT
Tyler Art Gallery,
State University of New York at Oswego, ‘Soho in Oswego: New York Art 1990!’,
New York NY
Bavarian State
Collection of Paintings, ‘Prospects: Selected Work from the Collection and
Possible Acquisitions’, Munich, Germany
The Cooper Union,
‘Broken Rifles’, New York NY
The Forum Gallery,
Jamestown Community College, ‘Aging: The Process, the Perception’, Jamestown NY
Art Gallery, Towson
State University, Towson MD
The Continental Art
Gallery, ‘Continental Insurance Co.’, New York NY
Tyler Art Gallery,
‘SUNY Oswego’, Oswego NY
University Art
Gallery, University at Albany, ‘Selected 1990 NYFA Fellowship Award Recipients
in Painting’, New York NY
Milwaukee Art Museum,
‘Word as Image: American Art 1960-1990’, Milwaukee WI
Oklahoma City Art
Museum, Oklahoma City OK
Contemporary Arts
Museum, Houston TX
Barbara Fendrick
Gallery, ‘Flaneur, Flaneuse: Out for a Stroll’, New York NY
Museum of
Contemporary Hispanic Art collaborating with The New Museum and the Studio
Museum of Harlem, ‘The Decade Show’, New York NY
Haggerty Museum of
Art, Marquette University, ‘Images of Death in Contemporary Art’, Milwaukee WI
American Academy
& Institute of Arts and Letters, ‘Invitational Exhibition of Painting &
Sculpture’, New York NY
Walter Phillips
Gallery, ‘Heroics: A Critical View’, Alberta CA
1989
Artworks Gallery,
‘Mythic Moderns’, Hartford CT
Pratt Manhattan
Gallery, Pratt Institute, ‘Fantasists’ REALITIES’, New York NY (Travelling
Exhibition)
Schafler Gallery,
‘Fantasists’ REALITIES’, Brooklyn NY (Travelling Exhibition)
Rhode Island School
of Design, Museum of Art, ‘New Visions of the Apocalypse’, Providence RI
The New Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘Benefit Auction Exhibition’, New York NY
Lehman College Art Gallery,
‘The Bronx Celebrates: Word / Image’, Bronx NY
Cincinnati Art
Museum, ‘Making Their Mark: Women Artists Today, A Documentary Survey,
1970-1985’, Cincinnati OH (Travelling Exhibition)
NOMA – New Orleans
Museum of Art, ‘Making Their Mark: Women Artists Today, A Documentary
Survey1970-1985’, New Orleans LA (Travelling Exhibition)
Denver Art Museum,
‘Making Their Mark: Women Artists Today, A Documentary Survey, 1970-1985’,
Denver CO (Travelling Exhibition)
Pennsylvania Academy
of Fine Arts, ‘Making Their Mark: Women Artists Today, A Documentary Survey,
1970-1985’, Pennsylvania PA (Travelling Exhibition)
1988
Steven Scott Gallery,
‘Not So Naive: Six Women Artists’, Baltimore MD
General Electric
Corp., ‘Figuration’, Fairfield CT
Marlborough Gallery,
‘Visions / Revisions: Contemporary Representation’, New York NY
Adelphia Foundation,
‘Benefit Auction for South Africa’, San Francisco CA
Greenville County
Museum of Art, ‘Just Like a Woman’, Greenville SC
The QCC Gallery, City
University of New York, ‘The Politics of Gender’, New York NY
Walter Phillips
Gallery, Banff Centre, ‘Heroics: a Critical View’, Alberta CA
MOMA – Museum of
Modern Art, ‘Committed to Print’, New York NY
Exit Art, ‘The Social
Club’, New York NY
Minnesota Museum of
Art, ‘Art & The Law’, St. Paul MN (Travelling Exhibition)
1987
The Weatherspoon
Gallery, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, ‘Art on Paper’, Greensboro
NC
All Art Forum Thomas,
‘Documenta – Auslese ‘87’, Munich, Germany
Plaza Gallery, Bank
of America, ‘Art & The Law’, San Francisco CA (Travelling Exhibition)
Albrecht Art Museum,
‘Art & The Law’, St. Joseph MO (Travelling Exhibition)
Muscarelle Art
Museum, College of William & Mary, ‘Art & The Law’, Williamsburg VA
(Travelling Exhibition)
Documenta 8,
‘Morality Tales: History Painting in the 1980s’, Kassel, Germany
___, ‘Art Against
AIDS’, New York NY
Emily Sorkin Gallery,
‘Appearances 10th Anniversary and Benefit Show’, New York NY
Whitney Museum of
American Art at Philip Morris, ‘The Viewer as Voyeur’, New York NY
Whitney Museum of
American Art, ‘Contemporary Diptychs: The New Shape of Content’, Fairfield
County NY
Washington Project
for the Arts, ‘Some Like It Hot’, Washington DC
Hallwalls, ‘Floating
Values’, Buffalo NY
The Chrysler Museum,
‘Contemporary Drawing: Motions and Arrested Motion’, Norfolk VA
Museum of
Contemporary Hispanic Art, ‘Connections-Connexus’, New York NY
General Electric
Corp., ‘Contemporary Environment’, Fairfield CT
1986
Museum of Art, Rhode
Island School of Design, ‘Art For Your Collection’, Providence RI
Ohio State University
Gallery of Fine Arts, ‘RAPE’, Columbus OH
Cleveland State
University Art Gallery, ‘Social Structures’, Cleveland OH
Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘Artists Books and Recordings’, Chicago IL
Leo Castelli, Barbara
Gladstone, John Weber, Paula Cooper, ‘Law and Order Show’, New York NY
Barney’s, in
cooperation with the Cooper Hewitt Museum, ‘The Embellishment of the Statue of
Liberty’, New York NY
Museum of
Contemporary Art, ‘T-Shirts by Artists’, Chicago IL
CDS Gallery, ‘Artists
Choose Artists IV’, New York NY
Linda Farris Gallery,
‘Current, Seattle’, Seattle WA
Hillwood Art Gallery,
C.W. Post, ‘Drawing in Situ’, Long Island University NY
Museum of Modern Art,
‘Recent Acquisitions’, New York NY
University Art Gallery,
San Diego State, ‘Verbally Charged Images’, San Diego CA
Museum of Art, ‘An
American Renaissance: Painting and Sculpture Since 1940’, Fort Lauderdale FL
(Travelling Exhibition)
Princeton University,
‘An American Renaissance: Painting and Sculpture Since 1940’, Princeton NJ
(Travelling Exhibition)
City Gallery, City
Department of Cultural Affairs, ’1986: Celebration of Arts Apprenticeship
Program’, New York NY
Rhode Island School
of Design, Museum of Art, ‘Life in the Big City: Contemporary Artistic Responses
to the Urban Environment’, Providence RI
1985
Nexus Contemporary
Art Center, ‘Public Art: A Blunt Instrument’, Atlanta GA
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘Fashion Moda Benefit’, New York NY
Edith C. Blum Art
Institute, Bard College, ‘Out of the Ooo Cloud: Artists Salute the Return of
Halley’s Comet’, Annandale-on-Hudson NY
The Guerrilla Girls
at the Palladium, New York NY
Johnson & Johnson
Corporate Headquarters, ‘Aspects of American Painting: Recent Contemporary
Art’, New Brunswick NJ
Queensborough College,
‘The Parodic Power of Popular Imagery’, New NY
Albright College,
Reading PA
Herron Gallery,
Indianapolis Center for Contemporary Art, Indiana University, ‘The Big Car
Show: Contemporary Visions of the Automobile’, Indianapolis IN
Galerie Glendon, ‘Ida
Applebroog and Jana Sterbak’, Toronto, Canada
Art City, ‘Male
Sexuality: Expressions and Perceptions’, New York NY
1984
The Ackland Art
Museum, ‘Prints: The State of the Art’, Chapel Hill NC
The Freedman Gallery,
‘The First Decade’, Reading PA
Weatherspoon Art
Gallery, ‘Art on Paper’, Greensboro NC
University Gallery,
University of Massachusetts ‘Domestic Tales’, Amherst MA
Museo Tamayo, ‘La
Narrative Internacional de Hoy Mexico City’, Mexico City, Mexico (Travelling
Exhibition)
P.S. 1 Institute for
Art & Urban Resources, ‘La Narrative Internacional de Hoy Mexico City’,
Long Island City NY (Travelling Exhibition)
Baltimore Museum of
Art, ‘Twentieth Century American Artists’, Baltimore MD
General Electric,
‘Artwork of the Last Ten Years’, Fairfield CT
Palm Springs Desert
Museum, ‘Narrative Sculpture’, Palm Springs CA
Museum of Modern Art
Advisory Service at the Freeport-McMoran Corp., ‘Selections: Art Since 1945’,
New York NY
MOMA – The Museum of
Modern Art, ‘An International Survey of Recent Painting and Sculpture’, New
York NY
Queens Museum,
‘Verbally Charged Images’, Flushing NY (Travelling Exhibition)
USF Galleries,
University of South Florida, ‘Verbally Charged Images’, Tampa FL (Travelling
Exhibition)
University Art
Gallery, San Diego State University, ‘Verbally Charged Images’, San Diego CA
(Travelling Exhibition)
Art Gallery,
California State College, ‘Verbally Charged Images’, San Bernadino CA
(Travelling Exhibition)
Bruce Velick Gallery,
‘Religion: 1984’, San Francisco CA
Mount Holyoke College
Art Museum and the University Gallery at the University of Massachusetts,
‘Apocalyptic Visions: The Shadow of the Bomb’, Amherst MA
Sidney Janis Gallery,
‘A Celebration of American Women Artists, Part I : The Recent Generation’, New
York NY
Institute for Art
& Urban Resources at P.S.1, ‘Artist’s Call Against U.S. Intervention in
Central America’, Queens NY
Bronx Museum of the
Arts, ‘Words (= /=) Pictures’, New York NY
1983
Gallery of
Contemporary Art, ‘Art at Progressive: Prints from a Corporate Collection’,
Cleveland OH
The Brooklyn Museum,
‘The American Artist as Printmaker’, New York NY
Group Material,
‘Subculture’, New York NY
11 galleries on 57th
Street, Applebroog at Midtown Gallery, ‘Bodies and Souls’, New York NY
Municipal Art
Society, ‘Keeping Culture Alive in New York – The Need for Artists’ Housing’,
New York NY
Tweed Arts Group ,
‘The Punch Line’, Plainfield NJ
Barbara Gladstone
Gallery, ‘State of the Art: New Social Commentary’, New York NY
Ohio State
University, ‘All’s Fair: Love and War in New Feminist Art’, Columbus OH
An Art Exhibition in
the Windows of 440 N. Wells St., 416-418 N. State St., and 5 W. Hubbard St.,
‘Window Shopping’, Chicago IL
Nexus Gallery, ‘What
Artists Have to Say About Nuclear War’, Atlanta GA
Hirshhorn Museum and
Sculpture Garden, ‘Directions 83’, Washington DC
Freedman Gallery,
Albright College, ‘Day In / Day Out: Ordinary Life as a Source for Art’,
Reading PA
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ’1984 – A Preview’, New York NY
1982
Ben Shahn Galleries,
William Paterson College of New Jersey, ‘Anti-Apocalypse: Artists Respond to
the Nuclear Peril’, Wayne NJ
Ronald Feldman Fine
Arts, ‘The Atomic Salon’, New York NY
Bonner Kunstverein,
‘Erotik in der Kunst’, Bonn, Germany
Creative Time,
‘Projects at the Chamber’, New York NY
The Museum Gallery,
White Plains Public Library, ‘Stories Your Mother Never Told You’, New York NY
1981
Kathryn Markel
Gallery, ‘Narratives’, New York NY
Grace Borgenicht
Gallery, ‘Episodes’, New York NY
Tyler University,
‘New Sculpture’, Philadelphia PA
National Women’s Hall
of Fame, ‘Home Work: The Domestic Environment Reflected in Work by Contemporary
Women Artists’, Seneca Falls NY (Travelling Exhibition)
Joe and Emily Lowe
Art Gallery, Syracuse University, ‘Home Work: The Domestic Environment
Reflected in Work by Contemporary Women Artists’, New York NY (Travelling
Exhibition)
Amelie A. Wallace
Gallery, ‘Home Work: The Domestic Environment Reflected in Work by Contemporary
Women Artists’, New York NY (Travelling Exhibition)
1980
Indianapolis Museum
of Art, ‘Painting and Sculpture Today, 1980 Biennale.’, Indianapolis IN
1979
Hudson River Museum,
‘Supershow!’, Yonkers NY (Travelling Exhibition)
Landmark Center,
‘Supershow!’, St. Paul MN (Travelling Exhibition)
The Center for Fine
Arts, ‘Supershow!’, Mesa AZ (Travelling Exhibition)
The New Gallery,
‘Supershow!’, Cleveland OH (Travelling Exhibition)
INK – Halle fur
International Neue Kunst, ‘With a Certain Smile’, Zurich, Switzerland
Sesta Biennalle
Internazionale della Grafica d’Arte, Florence, Italy
1977
Institute for Art and
Urban Resources at P.S. 1, ‘The Proscenium: The Staged Words of Ida Applebroog,
Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson.’ Long Island City NY
Contemporary Arts
Museum, ‘American Narrative / Story Art: 1967-1977’, Houston TX
1975
State University
College, ‘Abstraction: Alive and Well’, Potsdam NY
1973
Sarah Lawrence
College, ‘In Spaces’, Bronxville NY
Max Hutchinson
Gallery, ‘From the Ceiling – Three American Sculptors’, New York NY
1972
Long Beach Art
Museum, ‘Invisible / Visible’, Long Beach CA
1971
Pasadena Art Museum,
‘Design XI’, Pasadena CA
1970
Fine Arts Museum,
‘South 8’, San Diego CA
Selected Collections:
The
Museum of Modern Art
Guggenheim
Museum
The
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Corcoran Museum of Art
The
Whitney Museum of Art
In her own words:
“I still feel I’m not really
a painter. When I work with canvases, I work with three-dimensional structures.
It’s about structures. It’s about stagings. It’s still—it’s always about
stagings. No matter what would happen to my hands or the rest of my body, I’d
still have my mouth, and I can still plant a pencil in my mouth and work. It’s
like anybody that creates: they’re going to find a way to create and it doesn’t
matter how. Now that I’ve given you that sermon . . .”
Representative Galleries:
http://www.feldmangallery.com/pages/exhsolo/exhapp02..html
For more Information:
http://www.art21.org/texts/ida-applebroog/interview-ida-applebroog-power-feminism-and-art
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9ox3bMcMsU