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Martin Schoeller MARTIN SCHOELLER 1968 Born in Munich, Germany Lives and works in New York City SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2014 Portraits, Hasted Kraeutler Gallery, New York, New York Portraits, CWC Gallery, Berlin, Germany 2013 Identical: Portraits of Twins, Ace Gallery, Beverly Hills, California Close Up, EMP Museum, Seattle, Washington Female Bodybuilders, Drew University, Madison, New Jersey Close Up, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illonois 2012 Martin Schoeller: Close Up, Naples Museum of Art, Florida Martin Schoeller: Close Up, Boca Raton Museum Of Art in Mizner Park, Florida 2011 Behind the Mask, Museum the Kennedys, Berlin, Germany 2010 Close up: Martin Schoeller, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, Australia Female Bodybuilders, Hasted Hunt Kraeutler, New York 2009 Martin Schoeller: Portraits, A. galerie, Paris, France 2008 Female Bodybuilders, Ace Gallery, Beverly Hills, California Close Up, Hasted Hunt, New York 2007 Close Up, Ace Gallery, Beverly Hills, California Close Up, Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester, Massachusetts Close Up, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts 2006 Close Up, Hasted Hunt, New York Close Up, Gallery Wouter Van Leeuwen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Close Up, Brancolini Grimaldi Contemporary Art, Florence, Italy 2005 Close Up, Forma International Center for Photography, Milan, Italy Close Up, Camer Work, Berlin, Germany SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2015 Leibhaftig, ARP Museum, Remagen, Germany selected group exhibitions continued 2014 Uber/Meister, Pavlov’s Dog, Berlin, Germany Reloaded, Werkhallen, Cologne, Germany American Cool, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC 2013 The Power of Photography: National Geographic 125 Years, Annenberg Space for Photography, Los Angeles, CA Music: Rock & Pop, CWC Gallery, Berlin, Germany Face to Face: 30 Centuries of Portraiture, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, New York FACE It, Rockland Center for the Arts, West Nyack, New York 2012 Color, CWC Gallery, Berlin, Germany She Got Game, Arlington Art Center, Virginia Beyond Words: Photography at the New Yorker, Ullens Center for Contemporay Art, Beijing, China Doubles, Dualities, & Doppelgangers, The Center for Photography at Woodstock, Woodstock, New York 2011 iImage: The Uncommon Portrait, Portsmouth Museum of Art, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Extreme(s), Gallery Project, Ann Arbor, Michigan Beyond Words : Photography in The Yorker, Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York Beauty Culture, Annenberg Space for Photography, Los Angeles, California 2010 Americans Now, The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington What is Beauty?, Deutsches Hygiene Museum, Dresden, Germany Out of Control, Biennale Internationale de la Photographie et des Arts Visuels, Liege, Belgium Getxophoto Festival, Bilbao, Spain US Today After, Lyon Septembre de la photographie at Institute Lumière & Museum of Contemporary Art, Lyon, France 2008 Portraiture Now: Feature Photography, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. 2007 Mr. President, University of Albany Art Museum, Albany, New York 2002 Skin: Surface, Substance, and Design, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, New York PUBLICATIONS 2012 Martin Schoeller, Identical: Portraits of Twins, New York: teNeues 2009 Martin Schoeller, Martin Schoeller (Stern Portfolio), New York: teNeues 2008 Martin Schoeller, Female Bodybuilders, Brooklyn, New York: Pond Press 2005 Martin Schoeller, Close Up: Portraits 1998 - 2005, New York: teNeues AWARDS 2014 Winner, Best Covers, American Society of Magazine Editors – “Michael Douglas is Liberace”, New York Magazine Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “The Flight Risk” The New York Times Mag. Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “Sonny Rollins, the Colossus” Men’s Journal 2 awards continued 2013 Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers – “Tastemakers” Bon Appétit Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “Twins” National Geographic Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “Diane von Furstenberg” Boston Common 2012 Best of 2012: National Geographic Magazine Photos of the Year – “Johanna & Eva Gill” Top 10 Photos of 2012, TIME Magazine – “Gabby Douglas” Best Photo Book 2012, American Photo Magazine – “Identical: Portraits of Twins” Gold Medal, Society of Publication Designers – “Zach Galifianakis” GQ Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “Ashrita Furman” The New Yorker Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers – “TIME 100” TIME Magazine 2011 American Photography Photo Annual Award (won every year since 1998) Communication Arts Photo Annual Award (won every year since 1999) Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers- “Rheinmaidens” The New Yorker Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers- “Marina Abramovic” The New Yorker Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers- “Marina Abramovic” Stern Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers- “April Bloomfield” The New Yorker Cover Merit Winner, Society of Publication Designers- “Kobe Bryant” Slam Magazine 2010 Photo District News Photo Annual Award (won every year since 2001) National Magazine Awards: Photo Portfolio, American Society of Magazine Editors - “The Hadza,” National Geographic Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “The Actress,” The New Yorker Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “The Hadza,” National Geographic Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “Men of the Year Portfolio,” GQ Finalist, National Magazine Awards: Photo Portfolio, American Society of Magazine 2009 Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “Marc Jacobs Doesn’t Give a F***,” GQ National Magazine Award: Best in Entertainment/Celebrity Covers, American Society of Magazine Editors - “How to Be a Man” Issue, Esquire Best of 2009: National Geographic Magazine Photos of the Year – “Nija” 2008 Best Portrait Award, American Photo Images of the Year Best Portrait Award, American Photo Images of the Year National Magazine Awards: Photojournalism, American Society of Magazine Editors - “The Interpreter” The New Yorker Cover Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “American Gangster,” Entertainment Weekl Medal Finalist, Society of Publication Designers - “George Clooney,” Entertainment Weekly 2006 Merit Award, Society of Publication Designers - “Chill Will,” Premier Magazine Merit Award: Entire Issue, Society of Publication Designers - GQ Best Celebrity Cover 2nd Place, Magazine Publishers of America, “Steve Carell,” Premier Magazine Silver Medal, Society of Publication Designers – “The Originals,” GQ 2004 Gold Medal, Society of Publication Designers – “Tigers of the Snow: Three Generations of Great Climbing Sherpas,” Outside Magazine 3 awards continued National Magazine Awards: Photo Portfolio/Essay, American Society of Magazine Editors - Tigers of the Snow: Three Generations of Great Climbing Sherpas,” Outside Magazine 2002 Silver Medal, Society of Publication Designers - “Hip Hop Portfolio,” The New Yorker 2001 Gold Medal, Society of Publication Designers - “Sports Portfolio,” The New Yorker 2000 Silver Medal, Society of Publication Designers - “Cheerleaders,” Rolling Stone Best New Talent, LIFE Magazine Alfred Eisenstaedt Awards SELECTED COLLECTIONS The Smithsonian Institution’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. 4.
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