JIM NOLAN at The Viewing Room EAST Austin Studio Tour 2013
Distance No Object Shelf, painted rock, wood 18” x 18” x 8” $2,500
Floor to Wall #2 Photo on canvas, Edition of 3 37” x 24” $2,500
Not in Focus Yet/ Pink Photo, wood, paint, socks 17” x 72” $2,900
In the Pocket/ Stacked Painted wood, photo on canvas 48” x 36” x 2” $3,200
This is the Hardest Version/ Blue Line Fabric, push pins 72” x 96” $4,000
Under the Influence of the Sun/ White Photo on canvas, Edition of 3 18” x 24” $1,900
This is Not a Metaphor/ Bouquet Masonite, wood, artificial flowers, shrink wrap 12” x 24” x 24” $3,000
Felt Painting Felt, tape, push pins 36” x 48” $2,500
In the Pocket/ Thank You! wood, chalk line, plastic bag 36” x 24” $2,500
Floor to Wall #1 photo on canvas 37” x 24” $2,500
The Shirt off my Back Shirt, artificial flowers, wood, beer bottle, shrink wrap 60” x 60” x 4” $4,000
Interiors Series Photo, spray paint, insulation, metallic paint, media 12� x 14� $750 each
It is Better to Regret Something You Have Done/ Pink & Grey Wood, paint Dimensions variable $2,800
In the Pocket/ Trash Bag Wood, painted paper, photo 20” x 16” x 2” $1,800
Sock Piece Painted tube socks, push pins dimensions variable $1,800
It is Better to Regret Something You Have Done/ True Transparency Mixed media with plastic tablecloth 72� x 48� $3,800
This Ain’t No Picnic/ The Hardest Version Dinner napkin, painted wood, push pins 19” x 19” $1,200
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Jim Nolan Lives and works in Houston, TX.
1993 1984
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Education Massachusetts College of Art, MFA, Boston, MA. Virginia Commonwealth University, BFA, Richmond, VA. Solo & Two Person Exhibitions shifting SCALE, Windows into Houston,Blaffer Museum, University of Houston Better Than Success, Art Palace Gallery,(Project Room), Houston, TX Low Impact (Resistance to Flow / ThisIsBobDylanToMe) Subject to Change, collaborative project with Linda Post, Lawndale Art Center, Houston, TX Today Is Tomorrow, Art Palace Gallery, Houston, TX (v)=Variable Project, Houston, TX, site specific project w/ Mick Johnson A POWERFUL HANKERING, artMoving Projects, Brooklyn, NY JIM NOLAN WORKS, NoName Exhibitions at the Soap Factory, Minneapolis, MN Selected Group Exhibitions Just Then and Again, St. Claude Gallery, University of New Orleans, LA Loose Cooperation, Deep Elum Windows, Dallas TX Group Show, The Brandon, Houston, TX STANDARD DEVIATION, Art Palace, Houston TX, curator Prologue, SkyDive Gallery, Houston, TX Intersecting Impulses, Williams Tower Gallery, Houston, TX Drawing on Drawing, DEEPSPACENEWYORK, New York City, NY Weasel, Inman Gallery, Houston, TX, curated by Chelsea Beck and Kurt Mueller It’s Better to Regret Something You Have Done..., Art Palace Gallery, Houston, TX The Big Show, Lawndale Art Center, Houston, TX Metropoles Bronx River Arts Center, Bronx, NY No Thing Impossible, Tobey Fine Arts, New York, NY Sound Art Limo, Melbourne International Arts Festival, curated by Holly Crawford/AV Institute Subspecies, Tobey Fine Arts, New York, NY Sound Art Limo, curated by Holly Crawford/AC Institute, The Armory, NY WOOD, English Kills, Brooklyn, NY Mashups, Tastes Like Chicken Art Space, Brooklyn, NY, co-curator Saunders' Farm Project, outdoor exhibition, Collaborative Concepts Garrison, NY, Art in the Neighborhood 2, Tastes Like Chicken Art Space, Brooklyn, NY Studio: Seven Months of My Aesthetic Education (Plus Some) a project by Tony Oursler, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY Yo Graph Net Interporn, artMoving, Brooklyn, NY Sleepercell, artMoving, Brooklyn, NY DE/CONSTRUCT, PH Gallery, New York, NY 24, Eugene Binder Gallery, Marfa, Texas Dancing in the Dark, part II, Aljira Center for Contemporary Art, Newark, NJ. (catalogue)
2002 2001
2013 2003 2002
Video Wall, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York, NY Surfaces + Support Systems, 123 Watts, New York, NY In Transit: Installations by Rory Donaldson, Jim Nolan, and Linda Post, Tyler Art Gallery, State University of New York at Oswego, Oswego, NY Of Relationship, 16 Beaver, New York, NY Selected Awards, Grants, & Residencies Centraltrak Residency, Dallas,TX Lawndale Studio Program, Houston TX Webspace Artist of the Month, Artists Space, NY Aljira Emerge Spring 2002 fellowship, Newark, NJ. Permanent Collections The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, TX
2001 2006 2005 2002
1994
Selected Bibliography Vogel, Wendy. 'Review: Jim Nolan. Today is Tomorrow,' Art Palace Gallery, Houston, TX. Schmerler, Sarah. ‘Jim Nolan, A Powerful Hankering’ review, TimeOut New York/Issue 539: Jan 26, 2006. Maine, Stephen. ‘DATELINE BROOKLYN,’ artnet Jan 5, 2005 Reid, Calvin. ‘Dancing in the Dark: Aljira Emerge 2002,’ catalog. Aljira Center for Contemporary Art, Newark, NJ, 2002. Bollen, Christopher. ‘Surfaces and Support Systems’ review, TimeOut New York, January 3-10, 2002. Holbrook, Johanna. ‘S.S. White’ review, New Art Examiner, March, 1994. Schuster Hunter, Anne. 'The Play Instinct In Art Making,' New Art Examiner, December, 1994.
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