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Casady, Bianca Bio 6-25-12 BIANCA CASADY BIOGRAPHY 1982 Born in Hilo, Hawaii SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2012 Daisy Chain, Cheim & ReaD, New York Galleria Patricia Armocida Gallery, Milan 2011 HOOD LUM (Après Noir), SunDay Issue Gallery, Tokyo 2010 Swamp Candle, Capricious Gallery, New York 2008 Flowers For The One You Loved, Nature, Angels, Humans… The End of The Sun, Wall House, Groningen, NetherlanDs La Combat Spiritual, Galleria Patricia Armocida, Milan 2007 Lil Girl Slim “Cosmic Willingness” Pipe Dreamz A Revelation, Deitch Projects, New York Dietch Projects, Art Basel, Miami 2006 Red Bone Slim Vs. Itself, Museum of Nice Items, New York SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2012 HARMLESS MONSTER, Donau Festival (co-curator, exhibition, performances), Krems, Austria Higher Atlas, Marrakech Biennale 4, Marrakech 2011 Holy Ghost (with Jean-Marc Ruellan), City Hall of Saltykov-Chertov, 4th Moscow Biennale, Moscow 2010 It’s Not Only Rock and Roll Baby, Milano Triennale, Milan 2008 It’s Not Only Rock and Roll Baby, Bozar Center for the Fine Arts, Brussels OTHER PROJECTS 2012 Nightshift (with Biño Sauitzvy anD Rajasthan Roots), Kampnagel, Hamburg, 2008 MaD Vicky’s Tea Gallery, Paris 2006-present Museum of Nice Items (founDer, curator), New York 2005-present Voodoo-EROS Records (co-founDer with Militia Shimkovitz), record label, New York, MUSIC 2003-present CocoRosie, co-founDer with sister Sierra CasaDy, singer, songwriter, multi instrumentalist, Sub Pop Records SELECTED PERFORMANCES 2009 CocoRosie. Asia Tour CocoRosie, U.S. Tour CocoRosie, Oerel Music Festival, NetherlanDs CocoRosie, Europe Tour 2008 CocoRosie, Europe Tour CocoRosie, Australi Tour 2007 CocoRosie, LowlanDs Music Festival, NetherlanDs CocoRosie Pukkelpop Music Festival, Belgium CocoRosie, L’Olympia anD GranD Rex, Paris CocoRosie, Personal Festival, Buenos Aires CocoRosie, Deitch Projects, Art Basel, Miami CocoRosie, Deitch Projects, New York CocoRosie, Europe Tour 2004 CocoRosie, Coachella Music Festival, Coachella, CA CocoRosie, Montreux Jazz Fesitval, MontreuX 1998 CocoRosie, Festival Dei Due MonDi, Spoleto, Italy SELECTED ALBUMS AND FILM SCORES 2010 Grey Oceans, CocoRosie, Sub Pop Records 2007 The Adventures of Ghosthorse and Stillborn, CocoRosie, Touch anD Go Records 2005 Noah’s Ark, CocoRosie, Touch anD Go Records 2004 La maison de mon rêve, CocoRosie, Touch anD Go Records COMPOSITIONS AND FILM SCORES 2007 Haus der Wünsche (Paperbird), Directed by Vanessa Van Houten, Germany 2005 Frankie, Directed by Fabienne BerthauD, France AWARDS 2008 Invitational Artist Residency, Wall House, Groningen, NetherlanDs SELECTED PUBLICATIONS 2011 HOOD LUM, SunDay Issue Gallery, Tokyo SELECTED PRESS/ DOCUMENTATION 2010 Rosenstock, S.X. “CocoRosie Turns it on: Passion is the Pull of your Past.” The Huffington Post, Oct. 8. Waters, Cheryl. Interview anD live performance. National Public RaDio, July 27. 2008 EberstaDt, FernanDa. “Twisted Sisters.” New York Times, July 6. 2007 Seley, Melissa. “Born to Create.” Paper Magazine, Oct. 16. Hanman, Natalie. “Always JuDge an Album by its Cover.” The Guardian, Aug. 1. Farber, Jim. “Letting ‘Freak Folk’ Fly.” New York Daily News, April 15. 2006 Kleijwegt, David. The Eternal Children, Documentary film (NetherlanDs). 2005 Cassidy, Laura. “Ark Angels: Reunited Sisters CocoRosie Open up their SounD on their SeconD Album.” Seattle Weekly, Sept. 14. “CocoRosie Session: The CasaDy Sisters Return With Another Creaking Beauty.” BBC Collective, Sept. 8. Sylvester, Laura. “An Interview with CocoRosie.” Junkmedia, Aug. 26. Empire, Kitty. “Flash-Forward.” The Observer, Aug. 21. .
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