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ERIC FISCHL Eric Fischl: Ten Breaths, Galerie Daniel Templon ERIC FISCHL Eric Fischl: Ten Breaths, Galerie Daniel Templon. Paris, France. Eric Fischl Beach Paintings, The Rizzoli Bookstore Née / Born 1948 New York, NY, USA. at Empire Gallery. Sag Harbor, NY, USA. Vit et travaille / Lives and works – New York, NY, USA. 'Eric Fischl: Corrida in Ronda', Mary Boone Gallery. NYC, NY, USA. EDUCATION: 2008 Eric Fischl: Ten Breaths, Kestnergesellschaft. Hannover, Germany. 1972 B.F.A. Phoenix College, AZ, USA. Eric Fischl: Ten Breaths, Mary Boone Gallery. New York City, NY, USA. EXPOSITIONS INDIVIDUELLES SÉLECTIONNÉES 2007 Eric Fischl, Thomas Gibson Fine Art Limited. SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS : London, England. 2006 Eric Fischl. Sculpture and Watercolor, Yoshii Gallery. 2017 Eric Fischl: Late America, Skarstedt,, New York City, New York City, NY, USA. NY, USA Eric Fischl: Prints and Drawings, Delaware Center Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s, Whitney Museum of Contemporary Art. Wilmington, DE, USA. of American Art, New York City, NY, USA Im Dialog VII: Erich Fischl, Hysterics Of Love, 2016 Eric Fischl: Art fair Paintings, Skarstedt Gallery. New Stadtkirche Darmstadt. Darmstadt, Germany. York, NY, USA. Eric Fischl: Masterworks from the Early Eighties, 2015 Eric Fischl - Art Fair Paintings, Jablonka Maruani Thomas Ammann fine Art AG. Zurich, Mercier. Brussels, Belgium. Switzerland. 2014 Eric Fischl Art Fair Paintings, Victoria Miro Gallery. 2005 Dance, Jablonka Gallery. Miami, FL, USA. London, England. 2004 Eric Fischl, Fondazione Cassa Di Risparmio in Eric Fischl, Jablonka Galerie Zürich. Zürich, Bologna. Bologna, Italy. Switzerland. 2003 Eric Fischl, Paintings and Drawings 1979-2001, Eric Fischl, KM Fine Arts. Los Angeles, CA, United Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg. Germany, Germany. States. Eric Fischl; The Krefeld Project, Museum Haus 2012 Dive Deep: Eric Fischl and the Process of Painting, Esters. Krefeld, Germany. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Philadelphia, 2002 Eric Fischl: Photographs: St Tropez 1982-1988, Mary PA, USA. Ryan Gallery. New York City, NY, USA. Eric Fischl: Beach Life, Guild Hall of East Hampton. Untitled (9/11 Memorial), Rockefeller Center. East Hampton, NY, USA New York City, NY, USA. 2011 Eric Fischl Early Paintings, Skarstedt Gallery. New 2001 Eric Fischl: Watercolors, Baldwin Gallery. Aspen, York, NY, USA. CO, USA Eric Fischl: Portraits, Mary Boone Gallery. New York, 2000 Eric Fischl: The Bed, The Chair... New Paintings, NY, USA. Gagosian Gallery. London, England. Galerie De Bellefeuille, Montreal Quebec Arthur Ashe Commemorative Garden. New 2010 Eric Fischl: Three New Lithographs, Paul Petro York City, NY, USA Contemporary Art. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 1999 Eric Fischl, Galerie Daniel Templon. Paris, Eric Fischl: Corrida en Ronda, Centro de Arte France. Contemporáneo de Málaga. Málaga, Spain. Portraits: Eric Fischl, Mary Boone Gallery. New Jablonka Galerie, Eric Fischl Drawings 1979-2009. York City, NY, USA. Koln, Germany. 1998 Eric Fischl: Sculpture, Gagosian Gallery. New Eric Fischl, Barbara Edwards Contemporary. York City, NY, USA. Toronto, Ontario. 1997 Eric Fischl: New Works on Paper, Baldwin Gallery. 2009 Eric Fischl: Beach Scenes - New Work, Baldwin Gallery. Aspen, CO, USA Aspen, CO, USA. 1996 Eric Fischl: Prints & Monotypes, Numark Gallery. Eric Fischl: Corrida in Ronda, Jablonka Galerie. Koln, Washington, D.C., USA. Germany. 1995 Eric Fischl: Solar Intaglio Prints, Alexa Lee Gallery. Ann EXPOSITIONS DE GROUPE SÉLECTIONNÉES Arbor, MI, USA. SELECTED GROUP EXIBITIONS : 1994 Eric Fischl, Mary Boone Gallery. New York City, NY, USA. 2016 George Condo, Eric Fischl, Richard Prince, David Eric Fischl: New Paintings and Watercolors, Laura Salle, Christopher Wool, Skarstedt Gallery London. Carpenter Fine Art. Santa Fe, NM, USA. London, England. 1993 Eric Fischl - New Solar Plate Intaglio Prints, Mary Ryan Unfinished Business: Paintings from the 1970s and Gallery. New York City, NY, USA. 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl, and David Salle, Eric Fischl, Galeria Soledad Lorenzo. Madrid, Spain. Parrish Art Museum. Water Mill, NY, USA. 1992 Eric Fischl: St. Tropez, 1982-1988, Photographs, Michael 2015 Showing Off: Recent Modern & Contemporary Kohn Gallery. Santa Monica, CA, USA. Acquisitions, Denver Art Museum. Denver, CO, 1991 Eric Fischl: A Cinematic View, Guild Hall. East USA. Hampton, NY, USA. Everything Must Go, Lewis Glucksman Gallery. Eric Fischl: Drawings, Milwaukee Art Museum. Cork, Ireland. Milwaukee, WI, USA 2014 Drawings and Watercolors: 17th Century to 21st 1990 Scenes and Sequences, Grunwald Center for the Graphic Century, Leigh Morse Fine Arts. New York, NY, Arts. Los Angeles, CA, USA. USA. Eric Fischl, Akademie der Bildenden Künste. Vienna, The Big Picture, New York Academy of Art. New Austria. York, NY, USA. 1989 Eric Fischl, Waddington Galleries. London, UK. 2013 I, You, We, Whitney Museum of American Art. 1988 Eric Fischl: Bilder und Zeichnungen, Michael Werner New York, NY, USA. Gallery. Koln, West Germany. Soledad Lorenzo Colección, Museo de Arte 1987 Eric Fischl, Sable-Castelli Gallery. Toronto, Canada. Moderno y Contemporáneo de Santander y 1986 Eric Fischl; Scenes Before the Eye, University Art Cantabria. Santander, Spain. Museum, California State University. Long Beach, 2012 Portraits/Self-Portraits from the 16th to the 21st CA, USA. Century, Sperone Westwater. New York, NY, 1985 Eric Fischl: paintings, Mendel Art Gallery. Saskatoon, USA. Saskatchewan, Canada. 2011 Time Capsule Age 13 to 21: The Contemporary Art 1984 Currents, Institute of Contemporary Art. Boston, MA, Collection of Jason Rubell, Rubell Family Collection. USA. Miami, FL, USA. Eric Fischl, Mary Boone/Michael Werner Gallery. Legacy: The Emily Fisher Landau Collection, The New York City, NY, USA. Whitney Museum of American Art. New York, 1983 Birthday Boy' Galleria Mario Diacono. Rome, Italy. NY, USA. Eric Fischl: Dessins, Centre Saidye Bronfman. 2010 Personal Identities: Contemporary Portraits, Sonoma Montreal, Canada. State Untiversity Art Gallery. Rohnert Park, CA, 1982 Scenes from “A Private Beach,” Paintings and Drawings: USA. Eric Fischl, Edward Thorp Gallery. New York City, Jouvences, Château d'Ardelay. Les Herbiers, NY, USA France. Eric Fischl, Sable-Castelli Gallery. Toronto, Canada 2009 Paint Made Flesh, Frist Center For the Visual 1981 Eric Fischl, Edward Thorp. New York City, NY, Arts. Nashville, TN, USA. USA. Figurative Prints: 1980s Rewind', Milwaukee Art 1980 Eric Fischl: Paintings and Drawings, Emily Davis Museum. Milwaukee, WI, USA. Gallery. Akron, OH, USA. 2008 Eric Fischl, James Turrell, Luc Tuymans und ihr 1978 Galerie B. Montreal, Canada. Drucker Peter Kenubuhler, Graphische Sammlung 1976 Studio. Halifax, Canada. der eth Zurich. Zurich, Switzerland. Galerie B. Montreal, Canada. Musée National de l’Art Moderne du Centre 1975 Bridge Shield Shelter, Dalhousie Art Gallery. Halifax, Pompidou', Seoul Museum of Art. Seoul, Canada. Korea. 2007 Sex & Sensuality, Salomon Contemporary. Southampton, NY, USA. Nexus: Histories and Communitites, Kelowna Art The Muse, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac and the Gallery. BC. Salzburg Festival, Salzburg, Austria. 2006 Exhibition of Works by Newly Elected Members and 1994 23 Artistes pour Médecins du Monde, l'Orangerie du Recipients of Honors and Awards, American Academy of Jardin du Luxembourg. Paris, France. Arts and Letters. New York, NY, USA. The Artist's Camera, Landmark Hall. Yokohama, 2005 Art At Work, Forty Years of the JP Morgan Chase Japan. Collection, JP Morgan Chase Bank. New York City, 1993 Strange Hotel, Aarhus Kunstmuseum. Aarhus, NY, USA. Denmark. Every Picture Tells a Story (The Narrative Impulse in 1992 Four Friends, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Modern and Contemporary Art), The Galerie St. Etienne. Art. Ridgefield, CT, USA. New York City, NY, USA. 1991 American Realism & Figurative Art: 1952-1990, 2004 Princeton University Art Museum. Princeton, NJ, The Miyagoi Museum of Art. Miyagi, Japan. USA. 1990 Affinities and Intuitions: The Gerald S. Elliott Zehn Jahre Museum fur Moderne Kunst. Frankfurt, Collection of Contemporary Art. Germany. The Decade Show, The New Museum. New York 2003 Face to Face: 200 Years of Figurative Art on Long Island, City, NY, USA. The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook, NY, USA 1989 Suburban Home Life: Tracking the American Dream, 2002 Jasper Johns to Jeff Koons: Four Decades of Art from the Whitney Museum of American Art. New York Broad Collections, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. City, NY, USA. Los Angeles, CA, USA. 1988 Figure as Subject: The Revival of Figuration Since 2001 Mythic Proportions: Painting in the 1980's, Museum of 1975, Whitney Museum of American Art. New Contemporary Art. Miami, FL, USA. York City, NY, USA. 2000 Change of Scene XVII, Museum für Moderne Kunst. Eighty/Twenty, Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Frankfurt, Germany. Halifax, NS. A Plurality of Truths, Schick Art Gallery. Saratoga 1987 The Success of Failure, Independent Curators Inc. Springs, NY, USA. SK. 1999 Nature Rearranged: 150 Years of the Still-Life at the Past/Imperfect: Eric Fischl, Vernon Fisher, Laurie National Gallery of Canada, Mackenzie Art Gallery. Simmons, Walker Art Center. Minneapolis, MN, Regina, SK USA. Figuration - Outsider or a New Trend?, Blickle Diamonds are Forever, New York State Museum. Foundation. Kraichtal, Germany. Albany, NY, USA. Dreams 1900-2000: Science, Art, and the Unconscious 1986 Collection of Douglas S. Cramer, Cincinnati Art Mind, The Equitable Gallery. New York City, NY, Museum. Cincinnati, OH, USA. USA. Origins, Originality and Beyond; Biennial of Sydney, 1998 The 80's, Culturgest.
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