Mary Reid Kelley

Born: Greenville, South Carolina, 1979

Resides: Olivebridge, New York

Education: Yale University School of Art (M.F.A., 2009);

St. Olaf College (B.A., 2001)

 

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2014

"Rose Video 03," Rose Art Museum, Brandeis

University, Waltham, Massachusetts.

"Working Objects and Videos," Samuel Dorsky

Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz, and University

Art Museum at SUNY Albany.

 

2013

Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston.

"The Syphilis of Sisyphus," The Contemporary Austin,

Texas.

"Priapus Agonistes," Susanne Vielmetter Projects, Los

Angeles.

 

2012

"The Syphilis of Sisyphus," The Box at Wexner Center for

the Arts, Columbus, Ohio.

 

2011

"The Syphilis of Sisyphus," Fredericks & Freiser, New York.

 

2010

"You Make Me Iliad," Pilar Corrias Gallery, London.

 

2009

"Sadie, The Saddest Sadist," Fredericks & Freiser, New York.

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

 

2012

"Buy My Bananas," Kate Werble Gallery, New York.

"Re-Generation," MACRO Testaccio, Rome.

"Weighted Words," Zabludowiz Collection, London.

 

2010

"The Dissolve," SITE Santa Fe Biennial of 2010, New Mexico.

"Ludicrous!" Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.

 

Selected Bibliography

2013

Herbert, Martin. Vitamin D2: New Perspectives in

Drawing. London: Phaidon.

Green, Tyler. "Mary Reid Kelley: Interview," Modern

Art Notes Podcast (July 25).

 

2012

Sollins, Susan. "Art in the Twenty-First Century:

History," Art21 PBS broadcast (April 27).

 

2011

Johnson, Ken. "Mary Reid Kelley: The Syphilis of

Sisyphus," The New York Times (December 1).

Boucher, Brian. "Mary Reid Kelley in Plain Frenglish,"

Art in America (November).

 

2010

Forde, Kate. "Mary Reid Kelley," Frieze (November/

December).

Mizota, Sharon. "Modern Girl," Los Angeles Times (May 21).

Kazanjian, Dodie. "The Body Eccentric," Vogue (February).

 

2009

Smith, Roberta. "Make Room For Video, Performance,

and Paint," The New York Times (December 31).

Madoff, Steven. "Mary Reid Kelley," Artforum (November).

Storr, Robert. "So It Goes," Frieze (November/December).