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Artist Resume Woodward Gallery Established 1994 T H O M A S B U I L D M O R E EDUCATION 2004 School of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA SE L E CT E D S OLO E XHIBITION S 2017 “Thomas Buildmore Sacred Mountains,” September 8- October 27, Woodward Gallery, NYC 2014 “SoHo Flowers” Gourmet Garage, SoHo, NYC 2013 “Zoetrope” Calico Gallery, Brooklyn NY “Falling Awake” Indy hall, Philadelphia PA “Animal Mother” Lot F Gallery, Boston MA 2009 “Semiopticon,” Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA. Black on White painted installation dubbed “one of the most engaging, memorable shows this gallery has ever seen.” SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer www.philly.com/philly/entertainment SE L E CT E D GROUP E XHIBITION S 2015 “Potential Trium with Thomas Buildmore, Terence Netter and stikman” at Woodward Gallery, NYC 2013 “Pedigree” New Art Center of Newton, Newton MA “FlashBack Friday’s Throwback Thursday’s” Calico Gallery, Brooklyn NY “Below the Surface” Converge Gallery, Williamsport PA “The Night is Dark” Parlor Gallery, Asbury park NJ “Detail” Woodward Galley, New York NY “Born Again” Calico Gallery, Brooklyn NY 2012 “Summer Selections” Woodward Gallery, New York NY “Paint it Now Philadelphia” Space 1026, Philadelphia PA “Misappropriation” Lot F Gallery, Boston MA 2011 “Space Savers Project”, Philadelphia PA “Clandestine Therapy” Slingluff Gallery, Philadelphia PA “Heat Beat’n” Pandemic Gallery, Brooklyn NY “Paint it Now Brooklyn” Fowler arts collective, Brooklyn NY 2010 “Shock Therapy” Pandemic Gallery, Brooklyn NY “Grew Up and Blew Up” Salt Gallery, Philadelphia PA “Paint it Now II” The Distillery Gallery, Boston, MA “Gone Printin” Projects Gallery Philadelphia PA 2009 “Pandemic 37″ Pandemic Gallery, Brooklyn, NY “Great Outdoors,” artBREAK Gallery, Brooklyn NY “Work to Do,” 112 Green Street (formerly 112 workshop), Manhattan, NY “Cut Copy” T&P Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA “Artageddon,” The Distillery Gallery, Boston, MA 2007-09 “The Wall at Central,” Central Square, Cambridge, MA Participated in group painting festivities on three occasions. Managed and Co-Curated by Overkill Studio Co-Founder Thomas Buildmore, the Wall at Central is an ongoing and ever-changing project. The Phoenix included the “eclectic and impressive art installation combining posters, painting, graffiti, stencils, and stickers” as a “Best Of” for Boston in 2008. SOURCE: thephoenix.com/theBest/Boston/2008 132A Eldridge Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10002 phone: 212.966.3411 fax: 212.966.3491 e-mail: [email protected] by appointment only www.WoodwardGallery.net Woodward Gallery Established 1994 2009 “Fragments,” D.D.R. Project, Los Angeles, CA “Mom & Popism,” Gawker Media Headquarters, New York, NY Participated with other prominent artists in a traveling exhibition originally installed on a rooftop in Manhattan. Reviewed in Wallpaper* Magazine, the installation “highlights the changing face of New York City in a unique symbiosis of street art and photography.”SOURCE: www. wallpaper.com/ar “Devastate your Real Estate,” Fourth Wall Project, Boston, MA 2008 “Paint it Now, ” The Distillery Gallery, Boston, MA Co-curated and promoted, and painted installation for group show. Included were “individual works from affiliated artists” and “two group walls painted in black and white, a visual communication between friends, blending styles into a large-scale “diagram.” SOURCE: www.weeklydig.co “Writer’s Strike,” Lott Gallery, Chelsea, NY 132A Eldridge Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10002 phone: 212.966.3411 fax: 212.966.3491 e-mail: [email protected] by appointment only www.WoodwardGallery.net.
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