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Exhibitions

Debbie Grossman, "Composed: Identity, Politics, Sex", Jewish Museum, through June 30, 2012 link to show

Bill Jacobson, "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture", Brooklyn Museum of Art, through February 12, 2012 link to show

Sarah Anne Johnson, "Oh Canada", MASS MoCA, May 27, 2012-April 1, 2013

Neeta Madahar, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, January-May 2013

Brian Ulrich, "Copia-Retail, Thrift and Dark Stores, 2001 -2011" (Traveling), Cleveland Museum of Art, August 28–December 11/ 2011 link to show, group show, Religare Arts Initiative Gallery, New Delhi, India, March 8–April 3 2012

Brian Ulrich and Jeff Whetstone, "Presence/Absence", North Carolina Museum of Art, through May 27, 2012 link to show

Publications

"25 Years/25 Artists", ARTnews review

click to order the catalogue commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Julie Saul Gallery

"What I Hate From A to Z", Roz Chast

"Retrieved", Charlotte Dumas, September 2011

Sarah Anne Johnson, featured on the cover of PDN Magazine, July 2011 link to issue

Debbie Grossman, "My Pie Town", Julie Saul Gallery catalog

Maira Kalman, "Food Rules" by Michael Pollan, illustrated by Maira Kalman

Shai Kremer: "Fallen Empires", Dewi Lewis Publishers

Birgitta Lund: “The Garden”, published by Kodoji Press

Brian Ulrich: "Is this Great or What", published by Aperture, Cleveland Museum of Art, Fall 2011.
Book of the Year, American Photo

Grants and Awards

Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao, "7 Views Along the 7 Line", Metropolitan Transit Authoritiy's Arts for Transit just installed Liao's first public art project at 42nd Bryant Park station. Liao has focused his camera on the communities along the 7 Line, which runs through several ethnic neighborhoods in Queens before arriving in midtown Manhattan.  The images at 42nd Street/Bryant Park, a 7 line station, are a panoramic view using seven lightbox frames to create a single sweeping vista, looking west with the train visible in the far left.   The images were part of the artist’s Habitat 7 series, and each was shot with a large format camera over the course of several hours. 

Christopher Russell, The Metropolitan Transit Authority's Arts for Transit office has selected Russell's design proposal for the 9th Avenue Brooklyn Station. The proposal includes cast bronze ornamental gates and finials in the shapes of magnified, bee-covered honeycombs and flowers. The projected installation date is Fall 2011.



Acquisitions

The Jewish Museum acquired five paintings by Maira Kalman following her traveling retrospective at the museum this year.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art acquired the set of sixteen photographs from Debbie Grossman's "My Pie Town" series.

The National Gallery of Canada acquired seven works from Sarah Anne Johnson's Arctic Wonderland series.

The Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City acquired Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao's Yankee Stadiums from the Grand Concourse series.

The Milwaukee Art Museum acquired two works from Brian Ulrich's "Thrift" series. Ulrich's "Dark Stores" and "Copia" series are also in the museum's Permanent Collection.


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