Reece Camp Carter

PAGE BOND GALLERY -VIEW FIND THE PHOTOGRAPH

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VIEW FIND THE PHOTOGRAPH

OPENING RECEPTION FOR THE ARTISTS FRIDAY JANUARY 20 7 TO 9 PM

VIRGINIA BEAHAN, MICHAEL BOWLES, KIMBERLY BURGESS, REECE CAMP CARTER, RACHEL COBB, STACEY EVANS, WALKER EVANS, ELIJAH GOWIN, EMMET GOWIN, JOHN GRANT, DAVID HALLIDAY, CYNTHIA HENEBRY, THURSTON HOWES , LAURA LETINSKY, SALLY MANN, AMANDA MEANS, GLEN MCCLURE, HULLIE MOORE , HOLLY MORRISON, ANSEL OLSON, LEE SALOUTOS, GORDON STETTINIUS, BRIAN ULRICH, WILLIAM WYLIE

PAGE BOND GALLERY 1625 West Main Street Richmond Virginia 23220

www.pagebondgallery.com

CV & Biography

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Biography

Reece is a video artist who creates temporary experience through installation, sound, video, and performance. In all of her work she explores ideas of disrupting causality through fragmented time, repetition of ritual, the ambiguity between the signified mark and signifier of a physical gesture. Though direct, these experiences created are fragile and temporary, reflecting the nature of the memories and ideas that her audience may produce when relating to the work.

Reece was born in Virginia. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Virginia Commonwealth University’s sculpture program in 2000, and she earned her Master of Fine Arts degree from the San Francisco Art Institute in May of 2010.

She was nominated by Hou Hanru as one of seven Bay Area artists for the Art Now Foundation’s 2010 Pioneer Art Award. She received the Bennard Osher Grant in 2002. Reece has exhibited work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Southern Exposure Gallery, SF Indie Film Fest, SOMArts, Adobe Books, Artist Television Access, 111 Minna, and The 21Grand Theater. Since 1998 her work has been shown in Utah, California, Washington D.C., and Virginia. Currently she is working for video artist Bill Viola as a Production Assistant. Reece lives and works in Los Angeles, California where she continues to show.

She is planning an upcoming trip to Australia and Switzerland to complete her next bodies of work, an exploration of glacial depletion by sonic values of echoes and an artistic investigation into oral tradition of current agrarian and oceanic subcultures through ethnomusicology, argot, and storytelling.

Exhibitions

1/12 Page Bond Gallery. Richmond, Virginia. Viewfind a photography show displayed two Gum Bicromate Photographic Prints: House of Extravaganza One 1998, and Moab 1997.

7/11 Utah Museum of Fine Art. Salt Lake City, Utah. Free Form Film Festivals The Land Alone film series screened “Man with a Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working”

7/11 Krowswork Gallery. Oakland, California. Summer of Video 2011 film series screened “Lodge” along with Dale Hoyt and Guest lecture Glenn Phillips the media curator from the Getty and Tanya Zimbardo assistant curator at the SFMOMA.

6/10 San Francisco Modern Art Museum. San Francisco, California. California Highs, California Lows film series screened “Man with a Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working” along with Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt, & Robert Morris films.

5/10 San Francisco Art Institute. San Francisco, California. 2010 Vernissage/MFA Graduate Exhibition at Herbst Pavilion, Fort Mason Demonstration in Western Living.

02/10 SomArts San Francisco, California. 100 Performances for the Hole – Take Two, “Didgeridoo”, performance group exhibition.

011/09 Adobe Books. San Francisco, California. InterMission II: Inside/Out, “Grooming”, performance group show.

10/09 Free Form Film Festival. San Francisco, California. Return and Report program at Artist Television Access screened Bourgeois B

09/09 Swell Gallery. San Francisco, California. Not What it Looks Like at San Francisco Arts Institute Graduate Gallery Bourgeois B group show

09/09 Mission Cultural Center. San Francisco, California. Locality, “Labor”, sculpture installation, group show

08/09 San Francisco Art Institute. San Francisco, California. First Annual First show “siderRound”, sound installation, group show.

10/08 Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center. San Francisco, California. Open Studios “Ground Happenings”, painting, Staff group show.

09/08 111 Minna. San Francisco, California. Suite Jesus, “What’s News”, video installation, group show.

10/07 21 Grand. San Francisco, California Brutal SFX Festival #44, “Mortal” performance with Vulcanus 68.

08/01 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. San Francisco, California San Francisco Indie Film Festival, screened“Mercury”,experimental shorts program.

05/98 Zirkle House Gallery. Harrisonburg, Virginia. “House of Extravaganza” Photography series and fashion exhibition solo show.

05/98 Sycamore House Gallery. Harrisonburg, Virginia. “Get Real Action” Photography series exhibition solo show.

Juried Exhibitions

12/09 Southern Exposure Gallery. San Francisco, California. Passive/Aggressive juror Andrea Grove screened “Whale Hunting”, “Bourgeois B”, and “Hearts.”

10/02 Southern Exposure Gallery. San Francisco, California. Repurpose, “Conceive “12th Annual Exhibition of Northern California Artist Juror: Nicolas Bourriud.

05/00 Anderson Gallery. Richmond, Virginia. Student Exhibition,”World” a photograph in a group show Juror: Richard Shaw

07/99 Gallery 505. Washington DC. 7th Street International “Stokesville” a photograph in a group show Juror: Kenneth V. Young

09/99 1708 Gallery. Richmond, Virginia. Wearable Art “Hardcore Valkyries” Jurors: Gerald Donato, Catrina Eli, Kathy Emerson, Jaye Erickson, Sean Evans, Richard Roth

Commissions & Awards

11/11 Capital One. Richmond, Virginia. Capital One purchased two photographic prints House of Extravaganza Two 1998 a gum bicromate print, and Nautical 2011 a digital print for there permanent collection.

5/11 Bill Viola Studios. Los Angeles, California. Set Lighting Technician for Artist Bill Viola’s video installation commission by the Church of England to be on permanent view in St. Paul’s Cathedral London.

10/09 Pioneer Art Award. San Francisco, California. Nominated by Curator Hou Hanru as on of seven Bay Area artist selected for the Art Now Foundation competition.

09/08 The 7th Gwangju Biennale’s Global Institute. Gwangju, South Korea. Select students from art universities world wide participated in The 7th Gwangju Biennale’s Global Institute. Students, Artist, Curators and Critics joined in discussing the changing context of global art practice, and in the year of the Beijing Olympics were we watching the beginning of the Asian Century.

10/02 Bennard Osher Grant. San Francisco, California. Repurpose, “Conceived“ sculpture 12th Annual Exhibition of Northern California Artist Juror: Nicolas Bourriud.

12/99 & 12/03 City of Richmond and Amtrak. Richmond, Virginia. In Lights Richmond/Urban light works, exhibition of outdoor lights, 1999 video installation of “Maiden”, “Water”, and “Iron Monster” in 2003 “ Java” a collaboration of video installations and dance commissioned works.

09/01 330 Ritch Street. San Francisco, California. Lurker Magazine Launch “Lanterns” sculpture installation commissioned work

10/00 Honorable Mention. Richmond, Virginia. “World” photograph, Anderson Gallery, Juror: Richard Shaw.

09/99 Honorable Mention. Washington DC “Stokesville” photograph 7th Street International Gallery 505, Juror: Kenneth V. Young

Education

9/08 – 5/10 San Francisco Art Institute. San Francisco, California Master of Fine Arts in New Genres, installation, video, and performance.

9/98 – 5/00 Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, Virginia. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture, Cum Laude, National Deans List, Golden Key National Honors Society, Outstanding Student Achievement Award. VCU Rams Cycling Team:1999 ACC Conference Champions.

Color Photography 35mm- Hand Series 1999

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Gum Bichromate Photography 1996 thru 1999

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Color Photography 35mm – Soda Machine Series 1996

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Color Photography 35mm – Playground Series 1996

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Black and White Photography 8×10 large formate and 35mm 1995 to 1997

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Screening at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts – The Land Alone

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The Museum is pleased to present The Land Alone as part of the Free Form Film Festival. Curated by local artist Tyrone Davies, the Free Form Film (and video) Series brings innovative and groundbreaking works from around the world to venues in or near Salt Lake City each month.

Feature Artist will be screening the following films:

Alien Landscape by Jessica Hobbs (based in San Francisco)
Between Islands by Daniel Small (based in LA)
City Center to Old Greek Town by Matt Black (based in Salt Lake)
In3dia by Jesse Malmed (based in Portland, OR)
Song for a Train by Luca Antonuci (based in San Francisco)
Evolution of an Image by Patrick Conrad (based in San Francisco)
Ryugong by Jon Rafman (based in New York)
Bathers by Chad Gooch (Phoeinix AZ/Seoul, Korea)
Practice by Betsy McCall (based in San Francisco)
Natureland by Van MCElwee (basedin St. Louis)
Man with Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working by Reece Carter (based in LA)

The Free Form Film Festival has been presenting experimental films, art films, documentaries and video art to communities across North America since 2003. Visit http://freeformfilm.org/ for more information.

Krowswork Gallery Summer of Video Art – Oakland Video Vague

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Jasmine Moorhead curator for the Oakland Gallery Krowswork has put my video works along with Dale Hoyt and 15 other video artist. There will be lecture from Glenn Phillips the Getty Museum curator, and Tanya Zimbardo the assistant curator at the SFMOMA. The Summer of Video Art: Oakland Video Vague—a rolling wave of video projects, installations, performances, and single channel works to be presented over the course of July and August. The program begins on July 1st, with the Oakland Art Murmur First Friday and continues through August 27th.

http://www.krowswork.com/sova.html

SFMOMA Screening

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I hope you will be able to attend the San Francisco Modern Art Museum’s (SFMOMA) film series California Highs, California Lows. A one night screening of films focusing on the Golden State including film makers Robert Morris, Paul Clipson, Adam Heavenrich, Robert Smithson, Nancy Holt and my film Man with a Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working. The screening will be held in the Phyllis Wattis Theater 7:00pm on Thursday June 3rd 2010 admission is $5.00.

Man With a Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working considers local hunting and animal handling as it investigates a West Coast dynamic: one that prides itself on natural beauty and agricultural bounty, but one that has deeply embraced urban individualism and suburban sprawl.

http://www.sfmoma.org/events/1636

CALIFORNIA HIGHS, CALIFORNIA LOWS
Our latest look at pop culture on film features the Golden State, long a wellspring of cinematic inspiration both in terms of location and subject matter. Directors in this series mine hippie subcultures, social atmospheres, and the landscape for a loose yet provocative portrait of the state.

Bucky (episodes 1 through 6), Paul Clipson and Adam Heavenrich, 1996 – 98, 2 min. each, 8mm
East Coast, West Coast, Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson, 1969, 22 min., digital video
Man With a Gun, Railroad, and Food for Working, Reece Camp Carter, 2010, 12 min., video
Gas Station, Robert Morris, 1969, 33 min., 16mm