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职称:professor
所属学校:Illinois State University
所属院系:Liberal Arts
所属专业:Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies
联系方式:(309) 438-5488
Barry Blinderman is a curator of contemporary art and essayist on art from the 1980s to the present. He has been the director of University Galleries of Illinois State University since 1987. As a part-time professor in Art History at Illinois State University, he has taught seminars on topics including American Art of the 1980s, and Pop Art and Proto-Pop. He holds a B.A. degree in Art History from Boston University and an M.A from University of Pennsylvania. From 1980-87, Blinderman was the director of Semaphore Gallery and Semaphore East—in Soho and the East Village, New York City, respectively—where he curated exhibitions of artists including Nancy Dwyer, Keith Haring, Robert Longo, Martin Wong, Robert Colescott, and Duncan Hannah. Blinderman’s essays have been published in books on Keith Haring, Danica Phelps, Kenny Scharf, Jeanne Dunning, Martin Wong, Tseng Kwong Chi, Jim Lutes, and many other artists. His interviews with Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Robert Longo have been republished in numerous art anthologies including Art Talk: the Early 80s and I’ll Be Your Mirror: The Selected Andy Warhol Interviews 1962-1987. Selected curatorial projects include Jason Lazarus: Your Time is Gonna Come (2011); Nadia Hotait: preferring the fleeting happiness on earth (2010); Fantastic LA (2009); Jim Lutes: Paintings and Drawings, 1995-2008 (2008); Thomas Woodruff: Freak Parade (2006-2010); Michelle Grabner: Remain in Light (2006); Siebren Versteeg (2005); The eShow (Krannert Museum, 2003); Tony Tasset: Better Me (2003); The UFO Show (2000); post-hypnotic (1999-2001); Sweet Oblivion: The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong (1998); Alexis Rockman: Second Nature (1995); Keith Haring: Future Primeval (1990-1991), and David Wojnarowicz: Tongues of Flame (1990-1991). Exhibitions he has curated have travelled to more than 70 museums and university galleries, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, the Queens Museum of Art, The Chicago Cultural Center, the Whitney Museum at Philip Morris, and the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Reviews of exhibitions have appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Art in America, Artforum, Scientific American, Chicago Sun Times, and other publications. As director of University Galleries, Blinderman has received ten National Endowment grants, twenty-five Illinois Arts Council grants, and two Lannan Foundation grants. He has lecturered at institutions throughout the U.S., including The Arts Club of Chicago, Massachusetts College of Art, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Santa Monica Museum of Art, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, University of Wisconsin, Madison, and University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
Barry Blinderman is a curator of contemporary art and essayist on art from the 1980s to the present. He has been the director of University Galleries of Illinois State University since 1987. As a part-time professor in Art History at Illinois State University, he has taught seminars on topics including American Art of the 1980s, and Pop Art and Proto-Pop. He holds a B.A. degree in Art History from Boston University and an M.A from University of Pennsylvania. From 1980-87, Blinderman was the director of Semaphore Gallery and Semaphore East—in Soho and the East Village, New York City, respectively—where he curated exhibitions of artists including Nancy Dwyer, Keith Haring, Robert Longo, Martin Wong, Robert Colescott, and Duncan Hannah. Blinderman’s essays have been published in books on Keith Haring, Danica Phelps, Kenny Scharf, Jeanne Dunning, Martin Wong, Tseng Kwong Chi, Jim Lutes, and many other artists. His interviews with Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Robert Longo have been republished in numerous art anthologies including Art Talk: the Early 80s and I’ll Be Your Mirror: The Selected Andy Warhol Interviews 1962-1987. Selected curatorial projects include Jason Lazarus: Your Time is Gonna Come (2011); Nadia Hotait: preferring the fleeting happiness on earth (2010); Fantastic LA (2009); Jim Lutes: Paintings and Drawings, 1995-2008 (2008); Thomas Woodruff: Freak Parade (2006-2010); Michelle Grabner: Remain in Light (2006); Siebren Versteeg (2005); The eShow (Krannert Museum, 2003); Tony Tasset: Better Me (2003); The UFO Show (2000); post-hypnotic (1999-2001); Sweet Oblivion: The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong (1998); Alexis Rockman: Second Nature (1995); Keith Haring: Future Primeval (1990-1991), and David Wojnarowicz: Tongues of Flame (1990-1991). Exhibitions he has curated have travelled to more than 70 museums and university galleries, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, the Queens Museum of Art, The Chicago Cultural Center, the Whitney Museum at Philip Morris, and the Santa Monica Museum of Art. Reviews of exhibitions have appeared in The New York Times, The Village Voice, Art in America, Artforum, Scientific American, Chicago Sun Times, and other publications. As director of University Galleries, Blinderman has received ten National Endowment grants, twenty-five Illinois Arts Council grants, and two Lannan Foundation grants. He has lecturered at institutions throughout the U.S., including The Arts Club of Chicago, Massachusetts College of Art, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Santa Monica Museum of Art, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, University of Wisconsin, Madison, and University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
