LIZ LINDEN
Born
Seattle, Washington, 1980
681
Metropolitan Ave., #5 / Brooklyn, NY / 11211 / USA
+1 917
855 8169
ealinden@gmail.com
www.lizlinden.com
www.contemporaryfeminism.com
EDUCATION
2009
Whitney Independent Study Program, New York, NY
2002
Yale University, BA in Literature, New Haven, CT
2001
École Nationale Supérieur des Arts-Décoratifs,
Paris, France
SOLO EXHIBITIONS / PROJECTS
2011
Mall of America, Artspace, New
Haven, CT
City
Grammar, a two-person exhibition with Nanna Debois Buhl, Bureau,
New York, NY
2010
making ourselves visible, in
collaboration with Jen Kennedy, Brooklyn Museum,
Brooklyn, NY
2009
BACK TO THE FUTURE, in
collaboration with Jen Kennedy, February 21, 2009, Whitney Museum of
American Art, New York, NY
2007
PAWNSHOP, in collaboration
with Julieta Aranda and Anton Vidokle, e-flux, New York,
NY
Doubles, Buia Gallery, New
York, NY
2003
Journal: Photographs from the Second
Intifada, Cave Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
SELECTED GROUP
EXHIBITIONS / PROJECTS
2011 The Missing
Library, in collaboration with Jen Kennedy, Dumbo Arts Center,
Brooklyn, NY
The Dependent,
Sheraton Hotel, New York, NY
F
is for Fake, in collaboration with
Jen Kennedy, Cleopatra’s, Brooklyn, NY
2010
The Last Newspaper, in
collaboration with Jen Kennedy, New Museum, New York, NY
Presentation,
in collaboration with Nanna Debois Buhl, Lunds Konsthall, Lund, Sweden
Materia,
in collaboration with Liz Milbank, Cabinet, Brooklyn, NY
The
New York Times Feminist Reading Groups, in collaboration with
Jen Kennedy, The Hostess Project at P•P•O•W Gallery, New York, NY,
spring 2010
Collective
Consumption, Dumbo Arts Festival, Brooklyn, NY
2009
PERFORMA, live
radio performance with Jen Kennedy in project by Broadside, New York, NY
Analog Sunset,
in collaboration with Ethan Breckenridge and Phil Vanderhyden, Ludlow
38, New York, NY
Whitney ISP
Studio Exhibition, Art in General, New York, NY
book
swap . . ., in collaboration
with Jen Kennedy, DISPATCH, New York, NY
Exhibition,
211 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY
Life and Times of
. . . , Silver Shed, New York, NY
SIGN! Art in Odd Places 2009, New York, NY
2008
Show 1, Kate Werble Gallery,
New York, NY
L’Argent,
FRAC Ile-de-France/Le Plateau, Paris, France
2007
Sunny, Clear and Cool, Buia
Gallery, New York, NY
2006
Kollektor Stange, Future 7,
Berlin, Germany
Peace Tower 2006, Whitney Biennial: Day for Night, Whitney
Museum, New York, NY
2005
PastPresentForever, Buia
Gallery, New York, NY
Utopia Station, World Social Forum, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Boundless, Stenersenmuseet, Oslo, Norway
2004
Utopia Station,
Das TAT, Frankfurt, Germany
LECTURES / PANEL
DISCUSSIONS
2009
Post-Feminism,
panel with Dottie Attie, K8 Hardy, Jen Kennedy, Sophie Morner, and
Martha Wilson at P•P•O•W Gallery, November 12, 2009
“Distinguishing Patriarchies in Feminism: Making
Ourselves Visible,” Why Gender?
symposium
panelist, University of Jyväskylä, Finland, October 10, 2009
“Notes on
Returning to the Future…,” Feminism
Now symposium panelist,
Brooklyn Museum, March 28,
2009
2007
LADIES NIGHT AT THE PAWNSHOP,
panel with Julieta Aranda and Fia Backström, panel discussion, e-flux, New York,
NY, November 26, 2007
GRANTS
2010
Danish Arts
Council Grant, DANY 2010
Department of Cultural Affairs
(DCA): Brooklyn Arts Council Community Regrant
Puffin Foundation Artist's Grant
RESIDENCIES
2011
Artist-in-Residence, Center for Book Arts, New York, NY
Resident Artist, Diapason,
Brooklyn, NY
2010
Studio Artist, Capacete, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2009 Studio Artist, Gertrude
Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne, Australia
2007
Visiting Artist,
unitednationsplaza, Berlin, Germany
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2011 New Haven Register, “PICK OF THE
ARTS: Artspace’s ingenious ‘Mall of America’ show,” by Donna Doherty,
March 3, 2011
Artforum.com, Critic's Pick,
Nanna Debois Buhl and Liz Linden
by Sarah Lookofsky, July 14,2011
2010 Differences, "'Women's Time' in
Theory," by Emily Apter, spring 2010
Flavorwire.com,
“Adventures in
Australia: Visual Artist Liz Linden,” interview with Caroline Stanley,
January 14, 2010
On-Verge,
“The Art of Seduction & The Skeleton in the Closet,” by Kerrie
Welsh, fall 2010
2009
New York Magazine, "What
the...," November 8, 2009
The New York Times, "Art
&
Design," "Inside Art" by Carol Vogel, October 22, 2009
PaperMag.com,
"Word of Mouth: There's Art in Odd Places" by Joseph Alexiou, October
5, 2009
2008
Artforum, XLVI, No. 8, "MARKET
INDEX: Barry McGee" by Michelle Kuo, April 2008
ArtReview,
Issue 20, "REVIEWS: PAWNSHOP," March 2008
BBC
World Service radio, “The Ticket,” February 8, 2008
The New York Times, "Sunday Styles," "PULSE" by Karin
Nelson, January 27, 2008
ARTnews, VOLUME 107/NUMBER 1, "A New Day Pawning" by Lamar
Clarkson, January 2008
2007
Flash Art Online, December
2007
Artnet.com, October 2007
ArtObserved.com, October 2007
The Art Newspaper, VOL. XVI, NO.
184, October 2007
2006
Neue Review, Ausgabe 12, "Tino
Sehgal und Henrik Olesen" by Ariane Beyn and Rebekka Ladewig,
January 2006
PUBLICATIONS
2011
Troublemakers: First Issues,
"OPEN LETTER," in collaboration with Jen Kennedy, spring 2011
2010 City Grammar,
artists’ book in collaboration with Nanna Debois Buhl, published
by Revolver (Berlin)
Journal of Critical Studies in
Business and Society, “Inside Out: Representations of Women and Work on
Popular Television” interview with Jen Kennedy, fall 2010
Double Take, “The Elephant in the Room,” published by Public Art
Fund (New York)
2009
Alphabet
Prime, "Making Ourselves Visible," in
collaboration
with Jen Kennedy, winter 2009
2007
Visionaire 53, in
collaboration with Matthew Sheridan Smith and Rirkrit Tiravanija
Pidgin,
spring 2007
2005
Untitled (radio drama), in collaboration
with Matthew Sheridan Smith and Rirkrit Tiravanija, an 11 hour radio
drama (serialized), published (cat: A Retrospective [tomorrow is another fine
day]) and broadcast live
from the Serpentine Gallery, London, England