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LANCE LETSCHER SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2010 McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher (October) Galerie Pascal Polar, Brussels, Belgium, Lance Letscher (September) d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, The Perfect Machine Eight Modern, Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Perfect Machine Galeria Miquel Alzueta, Madrid, Spain, Lance Letscher 2009 Grover/Thurston Gallery, Seattle, Washington, Lance Letscher Galerie Vidal Saint Phalle, Paris, France, Lance Letscher Galeria Miguel Alzueta, Barcelona, Spain, Lance Letscher 2008 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Industry and Design McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher: Machines, Buildings, and Books 2007 Galerie Vidal Saint Phalle, Paris, France, Comedy – Tragedy, catalogue Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Furthermore, New Work by Lance Letscher Amarillo Museum of Art, Amarillo, Texas, Lance Letscher - Collage 2006 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Index d berman gallery (at Gallery 68), Austin, Texas, Lists & Poems Stephen L. Clark Gallery, Austin, Texas, Photographs Galeria Miguel Alzueta, Barcelona, Spain, Recent Collages McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Here and There: New Work by Lance Letscher Grover/Thurston Gallery, Seattle, Washington, Windows and Curtains 2005 Grover/Thurston Gallery, Seattle, Washington, Lance Letscher Richard Levy Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Drawing with Scissors Beeville Art Museum, Beeville, Texas, Lance Letscher Steven Wolf Fine Arts, San Francisco, California, Lance Letscher Howard Scott Gallery, New York, New York, Lance Letscher McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher: New Work 2004 Art Gaspar, Barcelona, Spain, Lance Letscher Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, Texas, Books and Parts of Books Austin Museum of Art, Austin, Texas, Books and Parts of Books Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas, Books and Parts of Books Art Museum of Southeast Texas, Beaumont, Texas, Books and Parts of Books Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas, Books and Parts of Books Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, Texas, Books and Parts of Books d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Provisional Beauty: New Work byLance Letscher Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Lance Letscher 2003 Galerie Renate Bender, Munich, Germany, Lance Letscher, Collage – Arbeiten/Collage – Works McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher, New Work, catalog Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Lance Letscher, New Work in Cut Paper 2002 McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher: Collage and Drawings Howard Scott Gallery, New York, New York, Someone’s Life: Collages and Drawings 2001 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Lance Letscher 2000 Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Fall Slugfest Gallery, Austin, Texas, New Work: Lance Letscher 1999 Gallery Lombardi, Austin, Texas, Games and Puzzles Slugfest Gallery, Austin, Texas, Paper Work 1998 Gallery Lombardi, Austin, Texas, Lance Letscher: Drawings 1997 James Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, The Small Island 1996 James Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher 1991 Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, Texas, The Tree 1990 N.NO.O. Gallery, Dallas, Texas, White James Gallery, Houston, Texas, The Angel of Gravity James Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher and David Mackie: New Work 1989 Richard/Bennett Gallery, Los Angeles, California, Lance Letscher: Sculpture, Prints, and Painting N.NO.O. Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Home Trans Avant-Garde Gallery, Austin, Texas, Lance Letscher James/Schubert Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher 1988 Galeria "ON,” Poznan, Poland, Lance Letscher James/Schubert Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher 1987 R.G.K. Foundation, Austin, Texas, Lance Letscher GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2010 Galerie Pascal Polar, Brussels, Belgium, Bang 2009 Austin Museum of Art, Austin, Texas, Collection Selections 2008 Austin Museum of Art, Austin, Texas, Modern Art. Modern Lives. Then + Now 2007 Tammen Galerie, Berlin, Germany, Lance Letscher and Fred Stonehouse Pavel Zoubok Gallery, New York, New York, In Context: Collage + Abstraction The Beeville Art Museum, Beeville, Texas, d berman gallery: Group Show 2006 Annual group exhibit of Austin artists at Austin City Hall, Texas 2005 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Group Show in Conjunction with “Billow & Fold” Blue Star, San Antonio, Texas, Terra Firma d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Object The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, Texas, Double Vision: Exhibiting Contemporary Artists for 25 Years Howard Scott Gallery, New York, New York, Group Exhibition 2004 McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Something Red d berman gallery temporary installation for Open House 2004, Post 65: Yet More Art for Marfa, Marfa, Texas The Gallery at the University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas, OBJECTification, curated by Nicholas Wood Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, Louisiana, Birdspace, A Post –Audubon Artists Aviary, catalog The Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida, Birdspace, A Post –Audubon Artists Aviary, catalog The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, New York, Birdspace, A Post – Audubon Artists Aviary, catalog The McDonough Museum of Art, Yongstown State University, Ohio, Birdspace, A Post - Audubon Artists Aviary, catalog Griffith Gallery, Stephen F. Austin University Gallery, Nacogdoches, Texas, Material Possibilities, curated by Mary McCleary Williams Tower Gallery, Houston, Texas, Rock, Scissors, Paper 2003 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Summer Light (received 2004 Austin Critics Table Award for Outstanding Group Gallery Exhibition) McMurtrey Gallery, Houston, Texas, Something Blue Fosterart, London, England, Atlantic: Group Show of British and American Artists Howard Scott Gallery, New York, New York, Collage: Letscher, Stonehouse 2002 Galerie Renate Bender, Munich, Germany d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Joseph Janson & Lance Letscher Davis Gallery, Austin, Texas, The Naked Truth Mari Michener Gallery, James A. Michener Library, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colorado, Works on Paper by Mary Frasher & Lance Letscher Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Group Show Austin Museum of Art, Austin, Texas, Art Ball Howard Scott Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Art Exposition Hooks-Epstein Gallery, Houston, Texas, Round One Richard A. and Rissa W. Grossmann gallery, Lafayette university, Easton, Pennsylvania, Working the Grid, catalog 2001 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Winter Group Exhibition The Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas, Sublime: The Landscape Re-Envisioned University art Gallery, Fain Fine Arts Center, Midwestern State University, Wichita Falls, Texas, Counterpoint 2000 d berman gallery, Austin, Texas, Drawing Howard Scott Gallery, New York, New York, Lance Letscher and Werner Schmidt Ann Reed Gallery, Letchum, Idaho, Retrospective, Prospective New Gallery, Houston, Texas, Lance Letscher and Bradley Wester M-13 Gallery, New York, New York, Works on Paper Gallery Lombardi, Austin, Texas, Brand New Day Haggerty Gallery, University of Dallas, Dallas, Texas, Plunge Gallery Lombardi, Austin, Texas, Lance Letscher and Benné Rocket 1999 Meridian International Center, Washington, DC. Show Traveled to Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, Beijing, Singapore and Jakarta, Outward Bound: American Art at the Brink of the 21st Century Jones Center for Contemporary Art, Austin, Texas, Touring citation, Transcending Limits: Moving Beyond Mainstream and Margin ACA Gallery, Austin, Texas, Dissolving Language UTA Gallery, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas, Texas Paper 1998 Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, Contemporary Prints and Drawings: A Decade of Acquisitions Rudolf Poissant Gallery, Houston, Texas, Selected Works ACA Gallery, Austin, Texas, Under a DADA Moon Women and Their Works Gallery, Austin, Texas, It's About Design Austin College, Ida Green Gallery, Sherman, Texas, Ars Botanica Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Group Exhibition St. John's University, Jamaica, New York, 1998 Works on Paper, National Art Exhibition: Poverty The Alternative Museum, New York, New York, National Showcase 1998 Exhibition 1997 Tyler Museum of Art, Tyler, Texas, Texas II (Invitational) Conduit Gallery, Dallas, Texas, Group Show Dallas Visual Art Center, Dallas, Texas, 1997 Critic's Choice Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, Texas, Flora Bella James Gallery, Houston, Texas, Reunion 1996 James Gallery, Houston, Texas, Holiday Overview Glassell School of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, Schemata: Drawings by Sculptors, catalog 1993 D-Art Visual Center, Dallas, Texas, Critics Choice, Catalogue Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, Texas, Group Show Hooks-Epstein Gallery, Houston, Texas, Personal Attachments: The Art of Collage/Assemblage Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas, La Dolce Vita 1992 Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas, New Works by Austin Artists Bridge Center for Contemporary Art, El Paso, Texas, On Death 1991 Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas, New American Talent Gensler and Associates, Houston, Texas, Gensler and Associates 25th Anniversary Show Laguna Gloria Art Museum, Austin, Texas, Contemporary Art in Austin Collections Galveston Arts Center, Galveston, Texas, Is There Still Life in the Still Life – Or Is Nature Morte? Mexic Arte Museum, Austin, Texas, Austin Annual Design Industries Foundation for AIDS, Innova Building, Houston, Texas, Take a Seat The Union Gallery, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, Group Show 1990 Modern Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas, Contemporary Texas Prints, Catalogue. Rice University, Houston, Texas, Economic Summit of Industrialized Nations
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