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WILDING CRAN GALLERY JASON McLEAN (b . 1 9 7 1 , Canadian, based in Brooklyn, NY) EDUCATION 1994-98 Fine Arts Diploma, Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver 1997-98 Langara College, Vancouver 1989-91 HB Beal Art, London, Ontario, Canada SOLO EXHIBITIONS Upcoming 2019 Walkie Talkie, Back Gallery Project, Vancouver January 2019 2018 Boomerang Smile, Michael Gibson Gallery, London, Ontario July 2018 Correspondence, Burnaby Art Gallery, with collaboration of the Burnaby Library, McGill Branch Fall 2018 2017 Say Hi to the Sun, Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant, Brantford, Canada (with Fiona Smyth) 29 July - 10 September, 2017. Collaborative Drawings, Lazy Susan, New York, NY with Noah Becker, June, 2017 2016 Parking Lot with a Memory, Michael Gibson Gallery London, Ontario, Canada Oct/Nov Wing Nite, Ed Varie Gallery, Los Angeles, California October (with Mark DeLong) 2015 Son of a Salesman, Michael Gibson Gallery, London, Ontario Lettuce Legs, Cinders Haus Club, Brooklyn, NY Soda Gardner, Wilding Cran Gallery, Los Angeles 2014 Napkin Drawings, Curated by: Lee Henderson, Attache Gallery, Victoria Rachel Jones Pop-Up Shop, Curated by: Allegra Laviola, New York, NY, December 5-14, 2014 (with: Jeila Gueramian) 2013 Sucrologist Schnauzer, Weird Things, Toronto 2012 Here, Now, Jessica Bradley Gallery, Toronto If you could read my mind, McIntosh Gallery, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada Catalogue 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY 2011 O-Pee-Chee Dirt Pile: Jason McLean and Joe Grillo, Allegra LaViola Gallery, New York 2010 in the corner there is light, Jessica Bradley Art + Projects, Toronto Endlessely Traversed Landscapes, (Olympic Billboard Project), Vancouver 2009 Zona Maco, Maco Art Fair, Mexico City Aunt Jeans Buns, La Viola Bank Gallery, New York Goodnight Irene, with Adrian Norvid, Jessica Bradley Art + Projects, Toronto 2008 Path of Wonder, Emergency Room, Vancouver 2007 Uncle Porkchop, Perugi Art Contemporie, Padova, Italy Occasional Art, St. Paul, USA(with Isabelle Pauwells) 2x4, Tracey Lawrence Gallery, Vancouver (with Matthew Brown) 2006 Back in 5 Min, Tracey Lawrence Gallery, Vancouver New Art, New Money, with Mark Delong, Croma Books, Vancouver The Woodman, with Darrin MacAdam, Curated by Gareth Moore and Jake Gleason, The St. George Marsh, Vancouver 2005 The Sky is falling - Next series, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver 2004 Dr. Libby's Gold, Tracey Lawrence Gallery, Vancouver Papa Grimsby, Richard Heller Gallery, Los Angeles 2003 Big Tea Spoon, Luft Gallery, Toronto L.O., Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario Canada (with Marc Bell) 2002 Pennies in a Stream, Ministry of Casual Living, Victoria, Canada Bathroom Drawings, Sugar Refinery, Vancouver Path of Wonder, Forest Arts, Edinburgh, UK 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY 2001 Broken Leg Glen, Architecture Centre/ Dynamo Gallery, Vancouver Path of Wonder, Blinding Light Cinema Gallery Vancouver Bell/McLean Workout/ 2000-2001, Tracey Lawrence Gallery, Vancouver 2000 Volvo Rollbars, Lucky's, Vancouver Hodge Podge, Moon Base Gallery, Vancouver (with Scott Evans) 1999 Sleepy Le Beef, Anodyne Contemporary, Vancouver Pee on the Owl, Havana Gallery, Vancouver (with Shayne Ehman) Ja Ja Lip and Sons, Helen Pitt Gallery, Vancouver (with Marc Bell) 1998 Non-moving Pictures, Pacific Cinematheque, Vancouver 1996 Eleemosynary, I.T.N. Theatre, New York 1995 Ten to a Quarter After, La Luna Café, Vancouver 1994 The Waffle, Gallery Sansair, Vancouver (with Marc Bell) SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2019 Poetics of Space, VAG Touring show, Kelowna Art Gallery, Kelowna, BC January 25 - April, 2019 2018 LES Street Art, Van Der Plas Gallery, New York, NY, Dec 7 - 23, 2018 "Long Ago and Close Up: Curating Museum London’s Permanent Art Display," Museum London, December 12 Lost & Found, Forest City Gallery Members Show and Sale, December 8 - 17 2018 All Art +, Call of Walls, Van Der Plas Gallery, New York City, NY, November 24 - December 3rd 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY Poetics of Space, VAG Touring show, Nanaimo Art Gallery, BC October 26 - January 25, 2019 Summer Roster Show, Back Gallery Project, Vancouver, BC, Summer 2018 Today's Paper, Angell Gallery, Toronto, Summer 2018 UNSEEN TREASURES: Selections from Glenhyrst’s Permanent Collection, Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant, Brantford, Ontario May 26 – July 22, 2018 Look: An Opera in 9 Paintings, Museum London, June 2018 Crafters' & Artists' Exhibit, Brooklyn Public Library, Carroll Garden's Branch, NY, June 2 NYC Trash, Past, Present and Future, City Reliquary Museum, NYC, NY Poetics of Space, VAG Touring show, Kamloops Art Gallery, April 14 - June 30 2017 Et Tu, Art Brute?, Andrew Edin Gallery, New York, NY November 17, 2017 - January 28, 2018 Common Goods, Forest City Gallery Members Show & Sale, December 2017 Gowanus Artist Exhibition, 313 Butler Gallery, October 2017 Mercer Multiplier, Mercer Union Fundraiser, Toronto From the Vaults: Recent Acquisitions, Museum London, London Canada September 30 to January 07, 2018 THREE + THREE Michael Gibson Gallery, September 5 - 30, 2017 GIFC 2, 3, 4: May 26-28 Art Athina Fair in Athens, Greece. August 11-12 at Macaulay & Co Fine Art in Vancouver, B.C. September 1-2 Soulland in Copenhagen, Denmark, October at Rod Bianco Gallery in Oslo, September 25, The Hole Gallery, New York, NY November 3-5 at Summit LA in Los Angeles, CA, November 10-11 in Honolulu, HI Big Apple III, The Boyer Foundation, New York, September 2017 Zine East 3, ILLE Arts, Amagansett, NY , August, 2017 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY The Bold & The New, Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery, Sarnia, Ontario June 2 - August 6, 2017 Canadian and Indigenous Art: 1968 to Present, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa 03 May 2017 - 06 May 2018 On Paper, Michael Gibson Gallery, London, Ontario February/March 2017 Painting or Not, A Selection of works from the Hoff Collection, Kaviar Factory, Norway Highlights from 150 Years of Art-Making in London, Museum London, London, Canada February 2016 Even My Mum Can Make a Book [zes 6 SIX], Corridor Project Space, Amsterdam February 2016 2016 The Desire to Acquire: London Collects, Museum London, London Canada (catalogue) Keepers: FCG's Members' show and sale, Forest City Gallery, London, Canada, December 2016 The Oasis, gitler &_____, Harlem, NY November, 2016 Beggars Banquet, Salomon Arts Gallery New York City, NY October 1 Curated by: Noah Becker and Alfredo Martinez NIEVES AND INNEN ZINE LIBRARY, Swiss In Situ, NYC, NY Aug - Sept, 2016 The Desire to Acquire, London Collects, Museum London, London, Ontario, Canada September Portraits, self and others (it’s complicated), McIntosh Gallery, London, Ontario, Canada September Paul Butler`s Collage Party, Division Gallery, Toronto, June 2016 Fake: Surrealestate Gallery, Brooklyn, Curated by Katie Peyton, June - July GIFC 2, 3, 4: Black Bear, Brooklyn NYC, David Risley Gallery, Copenhagen May 4, at Steinsland Berliner Gallery, Stockholm and Agnes B's Gallerie du Jour, Paris July 21 Romeo Inaugural Exhibition, Romeo Gallery, New York, NY April 2016 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY New Acquisitions, Burnaby Art Gallery, Burnaby BC February 2016 Something, Curated by Noah Becker, Berry Campbell Gallery, New York City, January 7 – February 6 2016 2015 The School Show, Michael Gibson Gallery, London, Ontario, Canada September 2015 Silent Oh!, The Silent Barn, Brooklyn, August 8, 2015 Serious Play in conjunction with the Summer Parking Lot Party , Wil Abelle Art Projects, Vancouver, August 13, 2015 Summer Salon 2015, Van Der Plas Gallery, New York City, NY Selected Works, Wilding Cran Gallery, Los Angeles, July 2015 Out of Line, Oakville Galleries, Oakville, Canada June 21 - Sept 5 2015 DUCKS!, Curated by: Ryan Travis Christian, Minotaur Projects, Los Angeles, CA, March 27, 2015 Image Stories, Comix Otherwise, AGO First Thursday, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, March 5, 2015 Poetics of Space, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC January - May, 2015 Signs & Symbols, Jessica Bradley Gallery, Toronto, January 2015 Dreamland: Textiles and the Canadian Landscape, The Textile Museum of Canada, Toronto; Touring 2012 - 2015: Confederation Center PEI, Museum London, London Canada In Kind, Members Show and Sale, Forest City Gallery, London, Canada 2014 Wish List, The Forest City Gallery's Member Show and Sale, London, Canada 2014 Mary Casablanca: collaborative works on paper by Paul Walde and Jason McLean, DNA, London, Ontario, Canada Carte Blanche, DNA Artspace, London, Canada, 2014 - collaboration with Etienne Zack Please Enter, Curated by Beth Rudin Dewoody, Franklin Parrasch Gallery, New York City, November/December 2014 Death By Art, Death By Audio, Brooklyn, NY November 2014 939 South Santa Fe Ave Los Angeles CA 90021 www.wildingcran.com [email protected] 213 553 9190 WILDING CRAN GALLERY Even My Mum Can Make a Book #5, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart October 2014 The Desert Island pop-up, Sculpture Center Bookstore, Long Island City, Sept 2014 - Jan 2015 Ducks, Greenpoint Terminal, Brooklyn, NY Oct/Nov 2014 Decade of Decadunce, Cinders Gallery, Brooklyn, NY July 2014 the secret of living, Jessica Bradley Gallery, Toronto
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