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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2018 Beam Center Brooklyn, NY • Director of FLUX Programming for middle- and elementary-school children at BEAM summer arts camp • Created weekly public access television show with two separate groups of 15-25 students each week, creating seven full episodes • Lead the storyboarding and designation of roles including set designers, cinematographers, directors, stage crew, etc. • Designed final exhibition and public program for students and the public

2017-2018 Dia: Beacon Beacon, NY • Freelance Arts Instructor, hired on project basis for performance-based youth and family programming • Created original curriculum for students of all ages, ranging from costume design and performance to video work, audio and lighting design • Curriculum was designed for the Dia’s “Community Free Day” open public programming for families, as well as an open collaborative project for children at the Dia Annual Spring Benefit

2017-2018 Franklin Furnace Brooklyn, NY • After-school arts instructor through Franklin Furnace, teaching 20 elementary school students at PS 185 • Working in small groups, students designed sets, costumes and props under a specific theme, and worked together to create a narrative, characters, and designated roles to design a live performance • Students worked to storyboard, practicing acting, create a multitude of objects using paint, paper mache, fabrics and paper sculpture, and worked large-scale for a theater setting for a live audience

2016-2017 Brooklyn Arts Council Brooklyn, NY • BAC SU-CASA Artist-in-Residence Award for community arts initiative engaging with seniors in a living center • BAC teaching artist for elementary school students in NYC public school PS376, creating course curriculum for digital media class • Working with accessible materials to create unique objects • Designing culminating public programs connecting and engaging the public • Attending a variety of Professional Development workshops and lectures guided by the Brooklyn Arts Council

2016-2017 NurtureArt Brooklyn, NY • Create full class and curriculum for free after-school art programming for high school students in NYC public high school PS290 • Re-create pre-existing artistic content using conventional and accessible materials • Teach artistic, technical and developmental skills in the areas of sculpture, set design, and filming • Storyboard and designate roles including actors, set designers, cinematographers, directors, etc. • Design final exhibition and public program for students and the public

2016-2017 New York Studio Residency Program New York, NY • Mentor for multiple college students during their 6-month residency through the School of (SVA) • Work with Program Director and artist William Powhida to provide multiple one-on-one studio visits and general mentorship throughout the semester • Provide artist and image inspiration and advice corresponding to their personal artwork and artistic goals

2016 Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA • Create curriculum for week-long workshop series with students in “Activated Anamorphs” class • Work with students to re-work my performance series and design new performance elements • Teach performance and choreography, costume-creation and design methods • Lead a performance with students in front of a live audience at the Andy Warhol Museum • Performative Artist Lecture open to all students at CMU 2016 MoMA - Museum of Modern Art: In the Making New York, NY • Whoop Dee Doo (Matt Roche & Jaimie Warren) taught a six-week course for NYC high school students ages 13-19 to conceive, design, and create a collaborative public performance from scratch • Created curriculum for 18 sessions, including field trips, off-site programs, guest artists and final exhibition • Collaborated with multiple community organizations on interactive performance and music installations • Lead workshops and lessons that included set design, storyboarding, event coordination, garment design and construction, prop construction, lighting design, filming and editing • Course culminated with a live performance and installation, exhibited in the MoMA Ed. galleries at the conclusion of the season

2016 Creative Art Works New York, NY • Create full class and curriculum for free after-school art programming for middle school students in East Harlem whose schools do not provide art programming • Teach artistic, technical and developmental skills in the areas of sculpture, photography, painting and animation • Design final exhibition for students and families at El Barrio’s Artspace 109

2016 High Line Education Department: “Make It…” Workshop & Live Performance Series New York, NY • Overseeing 6-month workshop with elementary school students to create concepts for live shows on the High Line • Collaborating with multiple community groups on public performance projects • Working with teen interns from City As School to lead them in creating elementary school curriculum • Creating a series of installations, sets, props, and costumes for five live shows • Designing and leading a collaborative art component for families, scheduled for 300+ participants of all ages

2016 Art21 Educators: Summer Institute, Joan Mitchell Foundation New York, NY • Leading workshop and live performance for 30+ educators during the Art21 Educators Summer Institute • Taught methods for working with youth, as well as crafting accessible art-making processes • Designed and executed an 8-hour workshop, creating a full-scale installation from concept to creation • Lectured for teachers regarding community-based and inclusive art practices

2014-2016 Beam Center Brooklyn, NY • Art Instructor for multiple courses (full-day and multiple-session), designing projects for students ages 7-16 • Artweek Camp Designer/Director, leading multiple teachers under a specific theme for various weeks during summer camp classes • Oversaw workshops focused on combining handmade objects with performance and video. Course topics have included: Horror Movie Gifs, Heavy Metal Music Videos, Skits and Their Tricks, Omnivorous Plants, and more. • Summer Day Camp Workshop Designer – working with multiple teachers to design lesson plans for week-long themed workshops

2015 New Children’s Museum San Diego, CA • Created curriculum for two summer camp sessions, grades 1st-3rd and grades 4th-6th • Taught several methods of creating sets and costumes using simple materials • Supervised students through the process of creating all sets, props and costumes for the performances • Students collaborated to take on roles as actors, cinematographers and directors to create personalized videos

2015 MoMA - Museum of Modern Art: In the Making New York, NY • Developed and implemented curriculum for class titled “Jaimie Warren’s House of Horrors: Pushing the Boundaries of Performance, Video, and Good Taste” • Class focused on re-creating low-grade special effects from world of B-movie horror films of the 1980’s, using simple and accessible materials • Multiple live performances were orchestrated to energize students and create a non-traditional classroom setting

2015 Abrons Arts Center New York, NY • Fellowship recipient, overseeing a spring course with Abrons Arts Center’s Urban Youth Theater ensemble • 3-month workshop and final exhibition created as a collaboration with high school students and multiple local performers 2015 Museum of Arts & Design New York, NY • Worked with twelve high school students from Alternative Learning Centers through MAD's Arts Reach program • As part of the MAD Museum’s performance series “Making a Scene”, Whoop Dee Doo artists were asked by designer and visual artist Katie Stout to collaborate on a performance responding to her furniture designs • Taught multiple art-making processes, and conceived of the collaborations and installation design with the students • Led 8-day workshop to create a new variety show featuring performances from a cappella group, The Tee-Tones

2013 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH • Course Instructor in the Design, Art, Architecture & Planning Program • In this Special Problems elective at the University of Cincinnati, eleven students worked alongside WDD artists to design and construct a stage set and large-scale installation within the University’s Eisenmann Lecture Hall, a four hundred seat auditorium • Collaborated with high school students from Cincinnati’s Lighthouse Youth Program, as well as the Peruvian folkloric dance group Los Embajadores Peruanos

2011-2012 Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art Kansas City, MO • ArtReach Instructor, overseeing multiple workshops for students aged 6-12 • Workshops focused on creating self-portraits as re-creations of art historical masterworks • Led inquiry-based tours of the galleries and researched images of famous artworks • Multiple art process taught to create sculptural, paper- and paint-based, or photographic self-portraits • Worked with multiple children with various special needs

SELECTED ARTIST TALKS & PERFORMANCES

Art in America: NeueHouse, New York, NY Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD American University, Washington, D.C. Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA Material Art Fair, Mexico City, Mexico Museum of Modern Art Education Dept., New York, NY Kunstencentrum BELGIE, Hasselt, Belgium City University of New York, New York, NY Verge Center for the Arts, Sacramento, CA Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Los Angeles, CA Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, PA California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA Pfizer Building/ School of Visual Arts Curatorial Program, Brooklyn, NY Flux Factory, New York, NY The Jewish Museum, New York, NY Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY School of Visual Arts, New York, NY Spring Break Art Fair, New York, NY The High Line, New York, NY Vox Populi, Philadephia, PA Kennedy Museum, Athens, OH Cannonball, Miami, FL Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, KS New York Studio Residency Program, New York, NY Showroom MAMA, Rotterdam, NL Getsumin, Osaka, JP American Medium, New York, NY Higher Pictures, New York, NY SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY Extrapool, Nijmegen, NL DE PLAYER, Rotterdam, NL San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA AWARDS & RESIDENCIES 2018 Pioneer Works Studio Program Artist-in Residence, Brooklyn, NY 2017 Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program Artist-in Residence, Brooklyn, NY 2017 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grant, New York, NY 2017 BRIC Artist-in Residence, Brooklyn, NY 2017 Brooklyn Arts Council SU-CASA Artist-in Residence, Brooklyn, NY 2017 Bunnell St. Arts Center Artist-in-Residence, Homer, AK 2016 Franklin Furnace Fund Grant Recipient (Whoop Dee Doo), New York, NY 2016 Maker’s Muse Awardee, The Kindle Project, Santa Fe, NM 2016 Artist-in-Residence, The High Line Education Department (Whoop Dee Doo), New York, NY 2016 Artprize Featured Public Project Grant, Grand Rapids, MI (deferred) 2016 Skowhegan Residency Award, Skowhegan, ME (deferred) 2015 Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Arts from the New York Foundation for the Arts, New York, NY 2015 Artist-in-Residence, The Wassaic Project (Whoop Dee Doo) Wassaic, NY 2015 AIRspace Residency, Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY 2015 Featured Artist, PBS Art21: New York Close Up, New York, NY 2015 Artist-in-Residence, American Medium, New York, NY 2015 Artist-in-Residence, Artspace, Raleigh, NC 2014 Fellowship (Whoop Dee Doo) Abrons Art Center, New York, NY 2014 Residency: Helmuth Projects, San Diego, CA 2014 Baum Award for an Emerging American Photographer, San Francisco, CA 2012 Rocket Grant Recipient (Charlotte Street Foundation/Warhol Foundation), Kansas City, MO 2013 Art in the Loop Public Art Grant Recipient, Kansas City, MO 2012 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts funding for MICA/City Arts Catalog, Baltimore, MD 2012 Studios, Inc. Awarded Artist Three-Year Resident, Kansas City, MO 2012 Residency: Cannonball, (Whoop Dee Doo) Miami, FL 2011 United States Presidential Scholars Program Teacher Recognition Award, Washington, D.C. 2010 Rocket Grant Recipient (Charlotte Street Foundation/Warhol Foundation), Kansas City, MO 2008 Creative Capital Professional Development Workshop Grant Recipient, Kansas City, MO 2008 Creative Capital Grant “On Our Radar” Selected Artist, New York, NY 2007 Lighton International Exchange Program Grant Recipient (Tokyo, JP) Kansas City, MO

PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTS AND PERFORMANCE (SOLO WORK) Selected Solo Exhibitions BOOB, American Medium, New York, NY, curated by T. Fitzgerald, D. Wallace & J. Pavlacky (2018, forthcoming) One Sweet Day, The Hole, New York, NY, curated by Kathy Grayson (2017) Somebody to Love, American Medium, New York, NY, curated by T. Fitzgerald, D. Wallace & J. Pavlacky (2015) I Just Called to Say I Love You, Artspace, Raleigh, NC, curated by Annah Lee (2015) You Are Not Alone, Higher Pictures, New York, NY, curated by Kim Bourus (2015) ERMAHGERD (part 1 & 2) Kennedy Museum, Athens, OH, curated by Petra Kralikova (2014) You Are Not Alone, Helmuth Projects, San Diego, CA, curated by Alexander Jarman (2014) That’s What Friends Are For, The Hole, New York, NY, curated by Kathy Grayson (2014) Jaimie Warren: 2014 Baum Award, San Francisco Camerawork, San Francisco, CA, curated by Heather Snider (2014) The WHOAS of Female Tragedy II, The Hole, New York, NY, curated by Kathy Grayson (2013) The WHOAS of Female Tragedy, Miami Dade College Museum of Art, Miami, FL, curated by Jeremy Mikolajczak (2012) You are so Beautiful in the Face, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO (2009) Don’t You Feel Better, Higher Pictures, New York, NY, curated by Kim Bourus (2008) Don’t You Feel Better, White Flag Projects, St. Louis, MO (2007)

Selected Group Exhibitions Soft Apocalypse, Cement Fondu, curated by Josephine Skinner, Sydney, Australia (2018, forthcoming) deFINE ART, Savannah College of Art and Design, Gutstein Gallery, Savannah, GA, curated by Ben Tollefson (2018) Muse Muse, Czech Center, curated by Marie Tomanova and Thomas Beachdel, New York, NY (2018) Proxemics, MASS Gallery, curated by Andrea Calo and Erin Gentry, Austin, TX (2018) GendeRealizations, New York Foundation for the Arts, McKinsey & Co., curated by David Terry, New York, NY (2017) E /\/ C O U /\/ T E R S, Pfizer Building / SVA Curatorial Program, curated by Vera Petukhova, New York, NY (2017) Limo Cult, Flux Factory, curated by Daniel Crump & Sarah Dahlinger, Queens, NY (2017) Henri Rousseau’s Le lion, The Hole & Art Los Angeles Contemporary, curated by Kathy Grayson, Los Angeles, CA (2017) Together Forever, Darger HQ, curated by Launa Bacon, Omaha, NE (2017) Body Preservation, Is This It?, curated by Jake Moore, Nottingham, UK (2017) Riure # 3 - kill the Censor, Centre d'Art - Terres de l'Ebre, curated by Blai Mesa, Catalonia, Spain (2016) AIRspace, Abrons Arts Center, curated by Joshua Lubin-Levy, New York, NY (2016) Bargain Basement, Spring Break Art Fair, curated by Adam Parker Smith, New York, NY (2016) Ann Hirsch & Jaimie Warren, Material Art Fair, curated by American Medium, Mexico City, DF (2016) Powerful Babies: The Impact of Keith Haring, Spritmuseum, curated by Rick Herring & Bill Arning, Stockholm, Sweden (2015) How Do You Want Me, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, curated by Erin Dziedzic, Kansas City, MO (2015) The World's Best Ever, Joshua Liner Gallery, curated by David Wilfert, New York, NY (2015) Veils, Underground Museum, curated by Ariana Papademetropoulos and Jhordan Dahl, Los Angeles, CA (2014) Totally Looks Like, Stills Gallery, curated by Josephine Skinner, Sydney, Australia (2014) Golem, Alaska Projects, curated by Thomas Arsac, Sydney, Australia (2014) Saints, Stars and Selfies, Artspace, Kansas City, MO, curated by Raechell Smith (2014) Double Portraits, San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, CA, curated by Alexander Jarman and Amy Galpin (2013) 5 Years, Gallery Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm, Sweden, curated by Jeanette Steinsland & Jacob Kampp Berliner (2013) ArtPOP, Musee d’Art Contemporain and POP Montreal, Montreal, Canada, curated by Johanna Heldebro (2013) Family Values, Galeria SENDA, Barcelona, Spain, curated by Michael Bevilacqua and Carlos Duran (2013) Critcheloe & Warren, The Focus Annex - The Armory, New York, NY, curated by Eric Shiner/Warhol Museum (2013) Blushing, de Player, Rotterdam; Kunstencenrum Belgie, Hasselt; Extrapool, Nijmegen, curated by Danielle Lemaire (2013) East West Shift to the Middle Part I, Bill Brady Gallery, Kansas City, MO, curated by Bill Brady (2012) Portrait of a Generation, The Hole, New York, NY & Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm, Sweden, curated by Kathy Grayson (2012) The Kids Are All Right, Kunsthal Rotterdam, curated by Ariadne Urlus, Rotterdam, NL (2012) You All Fell For My Act, MAMA Showroom for Media & Moving Art, Rotterdam, NL, curated by Jesse van Oosten (2011) Acting Out, Rowan University Art Gallery, Glassboro, NJ, curated by Stuart Horodner (2011) New York Minute, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Moscow, curated by Kathy Grayson & Elena Evstafeva (2011) Make it Strange, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO, curated by Amy Duke (2011) 100 Portraits - 100 Photographers, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, curated by Andy Adams (2010) Steve Aishman and Jaimie Warren: Recent Photographs, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, GA (2010) Inspired, Steven Kasher Gallery, New York, NY, curated by Steven Kasher (2010) Thinking Photography, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO, curated by April Watson (2010) SHOOT: Photography of the Moment, Galeria Yautepec, Mexico City, Mexico; Wiels, Brussels, Belgium; PARCO Factory, Tokyo, Japan; Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China; Colette, Paris, France, curated by Ken Miller (2009) The Artist as Performer, Houston Center for Photography, Houston, TX, curated by Madeline Yale, catalog (2009) The Continuing Adventures of Our Heroine, David Castillo Gallery, Miami, FL, curated by David Castillo (2008) Urban Jealousy, 1st International Biennial of Tehran, Istanbul, Turkey, curated by Serhat Koksal + Amirali Ghasemi (2008) 31 Under 31, Humble Arts Foundation, New York, NY, curated by Jon Feinstein and Lumi Tan, New York, NY (2008) Mail Order Monsters, Max Wigram, London, UK & AMP Gallery, Athens, Greece, curated by Kathy Grayson (2008)

WHOOP DEE DOO (CO-CREATOR/CO-DIRECTOR OF COLLABORATIVE PROJECT) Selected Solo Projects Arachnophobiaphobia: Whoop Dee Doo Loves Spiders, SFMOMA, San Francisco, CA, curated by Frank Smigiel, San Francisco, CA (2017) Martian Diner, Knockdown Center, Queens, NY, curated by Alexis Wilkinson & Michael Merck (2017) Wild Wild What, Verge Center for the Arts, Sacramento, CA, curated by Susanna Tu (2017) Make It… The High Line, New York, NY, curated by the High Line Ed. Dept. (6-month series/residency) (2016) Jvb * 16dv ^ * ;l U&o (Spider Game Show), San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA, curated by Hesse McGraw (2015) Dirt Stay-cation, SPACE 538, Portland, ME, curated by Nat May (2015) Whoop Dee Doo’s Normal Haunted House, The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY, curated by Hallie Scott (2015) Ghost Lunch, Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY, curated by Adrian Saldana and Carolyn Sickles (2015) The No-Singing Red & Blue Show, Museum of Art & Design, New York, NY, curated by Jake Yuzna (2015) An Abominable Thawt, Abrons Arts Center, New York, NY, curated by Millie Kapp (2015) Baphy Hirpday 2012, Hamiltonian Gallery, Washington, D.C., curated by Amanda Jiron-Murphy (2015) LE MONSTRE, Pop Montreal and DHC/ART, Montreal, Canada, curated by Rafael Katigbak (2013) Frigerator Follies, University of Cincinnati, organized by the DAAP Program, Cincinnati, OH (2013) Monster Stereo, Miami Dade College/LegalArt, Miami, FL, curated by Jeremy Mikolajczak and Chris Cook (2012) Uh-Oh: A Whoop Dee Doo Thing, City Arts & The Contemporary, Baltimore, MD, curated by Deana Haggag (2012) Your Body Isn’t A Wonderland. It’s Gross, PICA/Time Based Arts Festival, Portland, OR, curated by Kristan Kennedy (2011) Whoop Dee Doo, Malmo Festivalen, Malmo, Sweden, curated by Amy Martin and Martin Lilja/LOYAL gallery (2009) Whoop Dee Doo, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, MO, curated by Beth Harris & Chris Cook (2009) Whoop Dee Doo, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, NE, curated by Hesse McGraw (2009) Whoop Dee Doo, Deitch Projects, New York, NY, curated by Kathy Grayson (2008) Whoop Dee Doo, Getsumin Gallery, Osaka, Japan, curated by Naoko Wowsugi (2007) Whoop Dee Doo, Rocket Projects, Miami, FL, curated by Nick Cindric and Jon Peck (2006)

EDUCATION 2002 BFA, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO (Dean’s List for Academic Achievement)

PUBLICATIONS Aversive Adhesives, edited by Max Siedentopf, Klebstoff, Dusseldorf, Germany, 2018 Powerful Babies: Keith Haring’s Impact on Artists Today, Vera Celander, Art and Theory, Stockholm, Sweden, 2016 The Baum Award for an Emerging American Photographer: Tenth Anniversary, Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, 2016 Girl on Girl: Art and Photography in the Ages of the Female Gaze, edited by Charlotte Jenson, London, England, 2016 Sweet Sixteen, 15 years MAMA, Showroom MAMA, edited by Ariadne Urlus, Rotterdam, NL, 2012 Portrait of a Generation, The Hole, edited by Kathy Grayson, New York, NY, 2012 Here., Exhibition Catalog, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA, 2011 SHOOT: Photography of the Moment, Rizzoli Press, edited by Ken Miller, New York, NY, 2009 HEARTLAND: Smart Museum of Art/ Van Abbemuseum, University of Chicago Press, 2009 2009 Charlotte Street Foundation Fellows, Kansas City Art Institute, 2009 NEON: Unnutzes Wissen, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, Munich, Germany, 2008 Don’t You Feel Better: Jaimie Warren, solo artist monograph, Aperture, New York, NY, edited by Tim Barber, 2008 The Vice Photo Book, Vice Books, edited by Jesse Pearson and Gavin McInnes, New York, NY 2007 Whoop Dee Doo, Rocket Projects and Grand Arts, edited by Nic Cendric, Miami, FL, 2006

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Lorelei Ramirez, Art in America, What is Possible: Whoop Dee Doo’s Community Work, New York, NY (2018) Sean J Patrick Carney, Art in America, The Practical Precariat, New York, NY (2018) Liz Von Klemperer, Musée, Jaimie Warren at the Hole, New York, NY (2017) Laila Pedro, Hyperallergic, An Artist-Led Variety Show at the Knockdown Center, Whoop Dee Doo!, New York, NY (2017) Wilbert Cooper, Vice Magazine, Trash Talk: Jaimie Warren, New York, NY (2017) Charlotte Jansen, CNN.com, Girl on Girl: How Female Photographers are Deflecting the Male Gaze, New York, NY (2017) Emily Steer, Elephant Magazine, Girl on Girl on Girl, London, UK (2017) Kent Behrens, The Reader, Together Forever, Omaha, NE (2017) Marc Arthur, Performa Magazine, Why Are We Dressed for Mourning?, New York, NY (2017) Pauline Le Gall, Cheek Magazine, How Do Women Photograph Women?, Paris, FR (2017) Catherine Wagley, Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Jaimie Warren Descends on the Hole, Los Angeles, CA (2017) Jaimie Warren, National Galleries of Scotland, Selfie vs. Self-Portrait, Edinburgh, Scotland (2017) Paddy Johnson and Michael Farley, ArtFCity, The Best of Everything 2016, New York, NY (2016) Matt Stromberg, Contemporary Art Review, Material Art Fair Review Mexico City, Los Angeles, CA (2016) Joe Fusaro, Art21 Blog, Transformations and Beginnings, New York, NY (2016) Mario Hergueta, Cuadro Art Magazine, Jaimie Warren, Russelsheim, Germany (2016) Matt Stromberg, Contemporary Art Review, Material Art Fair Review Mexico City, Los Angeles, CA (2016) Katie Henry and Jaimie Warren, TheHighLine.org, Families on the Line: Interactive Performances, New York, NY (2016) May Cohan, Art21 Magazine, Performance Playground: Whoop Dee Doo at the Art21 Educator’s Institute, New York, NY (2016) Mario Hergueta, Cuadro Art Magazine, Jaimie Warren, Russelsheim, Germany (2016) Joe Fusaro, Art21 Magazine, Transformations and Beginnings, New York, NY (2016) The Standard: Listening Club, Bruce High Quality Talks to Artist Jaimie Warren; New York, NY (2016) Michael Farley, ArtFCity, The Best Un-represented Artists of 2015, New York, NY (2015) The Creators Project Team, The Creators Project, Best of 2015: The Year in Performance Art, New York, NY (2015) Elizabeth Renstrom, Vice Magazine, Our Favorite VICE Photos of 2015, New York, NY (2015) Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper, D.C.’s 12 Best Gallery Shows of 2015, Washington, D.C. (2015) Julien Langendorff, Society Magazine, Jaimie Warren: Food’lebrities, Paris, France (2015) Ben Davis, artnet, Ben Davis Selects the 20 Most Memorable New York Gallery Shows of the Year, New York, NY (2015) Adam Rompel, Daily Serving, Powerful Babies at the Spritmuseum, Los Angeles, CA (2015) Charlotte Jansen, Elephant, Girl on Girl, London, England (2015) Martha Schwendener, The New York Times, Review: Jaimie Warren at American Medium, Mashes Up Freddie Mercury and Saints, NY, NY (2015) John Chiaverina, ARTnews, Basically It Becomes This Love Story, New York, NY (2015) Ben Davis, artnet, Ben Davis’ Top 5 New York Art Shows for August, New York, NY (2015) Adam Lehrer, Forbes Magazine, Artist, Performer, and Experience Organizer Jaimie Warren Tries Hard to Make Fun Work, New York, NY (2015) Chloe Wyma, Artspace, Marina Abramovic, Meet Chelsea Handler? How Standup Comedy Became the New Performance Art, New York, NY (2015) Priscilla Frank, The Huffington Post, How Artists Are Using The Selfie As A Radical Weapon For Change, New York, NY (2015) Ralph Gardner, Jr., Wall Street Journal, MoMA Classes About Art—and Community, New York, NY (2015) Calder Zwicky, MoMA/MoMA PS1 Blog, Inside Out, Starry Night Gory Night, New York, NY (2015) Kriston Capps, Washington City Paper, Naoko Wowsugi + Whoop Dee Doo, Washington, D.C. (2015) Matthew Biro, Artforum, What is a Photograph?, New York, NY (2014) Ocula Magazine, Review: Totally Looks Like at Stills Gallery, Sydney, Australia (2014) Kathy Grayson, i-D Magazine, Artist Jaimie Warren’s Most Delicious Look-Alikes, London, England (2014) Roberta Smith, The New York Times, Jaimie Warren: That’s What Friends Are For, New York, NY (2014) Priscilla Frank, Huffington Post, Meet The Photographer Who Will Save Us From Snobbery, New York, NY (2014) Todd Leopold, CNN.com, Celebrity Photos Good Enough to Eat, Atlanta, GA (2014) Approval Matrix, New York Magazine, Week of April 21, New York, NY (2014) Sergi Casero, La Monda Magazine, Jaimie Warren’s Selfies, Barcelona, Spain (2014) Philippe Jarrigeon, Dorade Magazine, Jaimie Warren, Issue No. 5, Paris, France (2013) Abby Schreiber, Paper Magazine, Beautiful People 2013, New York, NY (2013) Priscilla Frank, Huffington Post, Jaimie Warren is ON OUR RADAR, New York, NY (2013) Christopher Reade, Whitewall Magazine, Jaimie Warren’s Photographic Oddities at the Hole, New York, NY (2013) Helen Reed, The Living Archive, The Pedagogical Impulse, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (2013) Liv Siddall, It’s That Nice Magazine, Being Lasagna Del Rey: An Interview with Jaimie Warren London, England (2013) Manya Kay Rubinstein, GOOD, How a Former Mill Became an Intentional Community, Los Angeles, CA (2013) Alex Vaccanni, TOH Magazine, Jaimie Warren, TOH!, Italy (2012) John Lewis, Baltimore Magazine, Best of Baltimore 2012:Arts, Best Artist Residency, Baltimore, MD (2012) Elyse Mallouk, Art Practical, The Health of the Hive, San Francisco, CA (2012) Chloe Helton-Gallagher, City Paper, Whoop Dee Doo, Baltimore, MD (2012) Hesse McGraw, Foam International, Don’t You Feel Better: Radical Everyday, Amsterdam, NL (2011) Alex Vaccani, The End Magazine, Jaimie Warren, Milan, Italy, Issue 17 (2010) Jacob Gaboury, Rhizome, Interview with Jaimie Warren of Whoop Dee Doo, New York, NY, August (2010)