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biography
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1955 |
Born New Jersey, US |
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1960 |
Attended public school South Orange, NJ |
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1971 |
Alternative high school, Changes Inc., Maplewood, NJ |
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1973 |
Sarah Lawrence, summer program Florence
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1974 |
Bennington College, VT
moved to Boston, enrolled in studio classes and art history with Sam Edgerton at Boston University |
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1975 |
Traveled in Tuscany for three months, returned to Boston, B.U. independent study |
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1976 |
Museum School, Boston, Independent Study in Photography
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1977 |
Designed sporting goods shop, Allston, MA |
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1978 |
Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, studied photography, art theory
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1979 |
Moved to New York |
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1983 |
Designed Patricia Field shop NYC |
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1984 |
Parevents, group exhibition chez Jule Werner, co-curated by Paul Andriesse, Kerpen, Germany |
1985 |
Moved to Paris |
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1988 |
Jule Kewenig Gallery, solo exhibition, Frechen-Bachem, Germany Atelier, group exhibition, Musee D'art Moderne de la Ville du Paris Tom Cugliani Gallery, solo exhibition, New York |
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1990 |
Urbi & Orbi-Gilles Dusein, solo exhibition Paris |
1991 |
Escales, temporary site-specific projects curated by Jerome Sans, Bretange |
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1992 |
Commission Permanent, project parking garage, Reims Sites et Paysage, Parc naturel regional de la montagne de Reims, Conference Nature et Artifice, Universite Europeenne D'Ete Carre Des Science Association Descartes-Science Technique Societe, Conference, Paris |
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1993 |
Echelles du Paysage, Ecole des Beaux Arts, Musee de Rennes, Conference |
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1994 |
Musee des Beaux Arts du Nantes, projects room, curated by Jonas Storsve |
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1995 |
Seton Smith, published by Electa in conjunction with exhibition at Le Capitou,
10 year retrospective, curated by Jean Michel Foray, Frejus |
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1998 |
Without Warning, published by Actes Sud, in collaboration with the Foundation du France and Credit Commercial du France Pale Guide to Transparent Things, project curated by Adam Weinberg, The Whitney of American Art, New York |
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2001 |
City People, published by Coromandel with texts by Lydia Davis, Paris |
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2002 |
Smiths: Tony, Kiki, Seton, curated by Gilbert Brownstone, Palm Beach ICA, Lake Worth FL Questions de Rencontre, Conference with Moshe Ninio, Hotel Rivet, Ecole des Beaux Art de Nimes, visiting teacher Breakfast with the Arts, TV Interview with Kiki Smith by M. Kimmelman Smith's Palm Beach Hilton, exhibition ICA Lake Worth, FL. Conference |
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2004 |
Returned to New York Museum of Folk Art studied History of American Furniture |
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2005 |
Journee Patrmoine & Creation Contemporaine, Centre des Arts,
Enghien les Bains, Conference New School studied History of Urbanism in US, Sociology in Urbanism, Cooper Union studied History of Gardens |
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2006 |
New School, studied History of Suburbs, Layers and Spaces in Urbanism, American History I, Green Buildings Talk, University of Seoul, Korea |
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2007 |
New School studied American History ll, Theories of Modernity |
Selected Public and Corporate Collections |
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| Centre George Pompidou, Paris The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York Los Angeles County Museum, L.A. Musee d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris Maison Europeene de la Photographie, Paris Israel Museum, Jerusalem Mamco, Geneve West Collection at SEI, PA, Paris Readers Digest, New York Lhoist Collection, Brussels, Belgium Refco Group Limited, New York Linc Corporation, Chicago, San Francisco Flieisher, Fried, Frank, Harris, Jacobson, New York |
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