Kim Holleman
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BIO
Kim Holleman was born in Tampa, Florida in 1973 and raised in the suburban area of Palm Beach Gardens. She attended The Cooper Union for The Advancement of Science and Art in New York and the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, Holland.
Kim’s first solo show in NY: Law of the Land at Black and White Gallery was chosen Best In Show in the Village Voice (2008) and was later featured again in the arts section by Alan Gilbert.
Because of Kim’s unique blending of art, architecture and engineering, she has gained recognition across disciplines. Kim was a semi-finalist in the international One Prize competition, a call for proposals regarding sustainable urban practices, sponsored by Terreform ONE, where she also spoke as a visiting artist lecturer for Terrefarm, an urban laboratory focused on interdisciplinary public works projects.
Her award-winning work, Trailer Park: A Mobile Public Park has shown at The Storefront for Art and Architecture on Lt. Petrosino Square, (2006) Foley Square- The Supreme Court The Living Room (2008) and The Cooper Union, Rites of Passage (2010). Her solo show, The Artificial Homemaker at The Rietveld Pavilion, filmed for the feature documentary De Cultuurshok: Foreign Artists in Amsterdam aired on Dutch National Television in 1996.
Holleman won the first Artist’s Wanted Competition in 2008. The opening event for Holleman’s second solo show in NY, Circa: 2012 at White Box Chelsea (2008), recorded a record breaking 1,000 people in attendance and was selected by Papermag as the Word of Mouth show to see that week along with After Nature at The New Museum for Contemporary Art.
Kim received her first grant in 2010 from the Puffin Foundation. Her work as been featured in The NY Times,The Metro, L Magazine, NY Arts Magazine, Time Magazine, and Next American City Magazine. in 2011, Kim opened two solo shows at Work and SLC Gallery, respectively, and participated in several group shows in NY.
Kim Holleman was born in Tampa, Florida in 1973 and raised in the suburban area of Palm Beach Gardens. She attended The Cooper Union for The Advancement of Science and Art in New York and the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, Holland.
Kim’s first solo show in NY: Law of the Land at Black and White Gallery was chosen Best In Show in the Village Voice (2008) and was later featured again in the arts section by Alan Gilbert.
Because of Kim’s unique blending of art, architecture and engineering, she has gained recognition across disciplines. Kim was a semi-finalist in the international One Prize competition, a call for proposals regarding sustainable urban practices, sponsored by Terreform ONE, where she also spoke as a visiting artist lecturer for Terrefarm, an urban laboratory focused on interdisciplinary public works projects.
Her award-winning work, Trailer Park: A Mobile Public Park has shown at The Storefront for Art and Architecture on Lt. Petrosino Square, (2006) Foley Square- The Supreme Court The Living Room (2008) and The Cooper Union, Rites of Passage (2010). Her solo show, The Artificial Homemaker at The Rietveld Pavilion, filmed for the feature documentary De Cultuurshok: Foreign Artists in Amsterdam aired on Dutch National Television in 1996.
Holleman won the first Artist’s Wanted Competition in 2008. The opening event for Holleman’s second solo show in NY, Circa: 2012 at White Box Chelsea (2008), recorded a record breaking 1,000 people in attendance and was selected by Papermag as the Word of Mouth show to see that week along with After Nature at The New Museum for Contemporary Art.
Kim received her first grant in 2010 from the Puffin Foundation. Her work as been featured in The NY Times,The Metro, L Magazine, NY Arts Magazine, Time Magazine, and Next American City Magazine. in 2011, Kim opened two solo shows at Work and SLC Gallery, respectively, and participated in several group shows in NY.
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