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WATER PRESSURE: Designing for the future, at Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe, Hamburg
curated by Erika Pinner (MK&G) and Jane Withers (Jane Withers Studio)
March 14 - October 13, 2024
See film on website: curator Jane Withers presents WATER exhibition in detail - LINK
Also: JWithers interview re exhibition
Installation of The Topography of Tears grid below
Exhibition view: Water Pressure: Designing for the Future, MK&G, photo: Henning Rogge
Exhibition view: Water Pressure: Designing for the Future, MK&G, photo: Henning Rogge
Exhibition view: Water Pressure: Designing for the Future, MK&G, photo: Henning Rogge
Exhibition view: Water Pressure: Designing for the Future, MK&G, photo: Henning Rogge
Cohésion, larmes de sel
8 July - 1 November, 2024
Écomusée du Marais Salant, France, Cohésion, larmes de sel
curated by Aurélie GATLE
below- on easels, photomicrographs of ocean drops 250x at the Salt Marshes, Écomusée du Marais Salant, Isle of Re, France
photo credit: Angy Photographie
SUPERORGANISM
25 May - 10 October 2024
MUNKERUPHUS, Denmark
curated by Anna Maria Orrù, Morten Søndergaard, Annesofie Becker
below in lightbox: SEM micrograph - Bee antennae sockets 140x
photo credit: Torben Eskerod
DAUGHTERS
June 15, 2022, ongoing
Virtual spatial exhibition, curated by Ama Verdonckt
Percorsi Fotosensibili
clip below features my piece Blood cell, 10,0000x with wandering avatar
N370S/L444P: Inside Out
Aug 5 - Oct 4, 2019 at Hoyt Gallery, USC Keck School of Medicine, Los Angeles
curator Ted Meyer, KSOM Artist-in-residence, HEAL program
The Topography of Tears at Esbjerg Art Museum, Denmark, in "Wunderkammer1 - liquid form"
Oct 6, 2018 - Mar 17, 2019
curated by Christiane Finsen more info
Tears & Lace by Rose-Lynn Fisher for Darquer Lace of Calais, in a design by Bertrand Guyon for Schiaparelli
exhibited in "Haute Dentelle" at Calais Museum of Lace and Fashion, curated by Sylvie Marot
June 9, 2018 - Jan 19, 2019 more info
The Art of Lace, Textile Museum, Tilburg, NL 2020, curated by Sylvie Marot
Schiaparelli gown, designed by Bertrand Guyon
Tears & Lace, from tear photomicrograph, collaboration with Darquer Lace of Calais
Selections of BEE at Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, NL: The Human Insect, curated by Mark Wigley link
The Topography of Tears
Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Oct 21- Nov 25, 2017
The Topography of Tears - Bellevue Literary Press, NY 2017
Discussion & Booksigning /
Hennessey + Ingalls Bookstore Los Angeles
First sighting! Book Soup - L. A.
A collaboratiion with Stephen Walters & Sons (UK) click here for press release
called MURMUR, a triple silk weave, adapted from my Bee series - a microscopic view of honeybee magnified 1200x
introduced at Première Vision Paris, Spring-Summer 2018 Collection, and a new iteration with Lurex presented Fall 2019
STATE Festival - Berlin link
STATE of Emotion: The Sentimental Machine
Nov 3 - 5, 2016
exhibition curated by Daniela Silvestrin
review
Encircling the World: Contemporary Art, Science, and the Sublime link
Sept 19 - Dec 3, 2016 curated by Darci Hannah
MassArt: Bakalar & Paine Galleries, Boston
Pondy Photo 2016
The Kitchen Sink curated by Cheryl Newman
Old Port, Pondicherry, India, Aug 27 - Sept 11 Pondy site link
May 2016: University College London, seminar: Emotive Matter: Blood & Tears
Rose-Lynn with Emily Evans and Dr Gemma Angel
about Bodily Matters conference
Launch of "Tears & Lace" by Rose-Lynn Fisher for Darquer Lace of Calais
February 2016 at the Académie d’Architecture, Hotel de Chaulnes, Place des Vosges, Paris
read more
Chantilly Tears and Lace by RLF for Darquer Lace of Calais since 1840
View of Place des Vosges from Académie d’Architecture, Hotel de Chaulnes, Paris
Darquer's new season of lace + selections from Topography of Tears exhibited
RLF in Tears and Lace: Darquer's launch of new season, Académie d’Architecture, Place des Vosges
Olivier Noyon, president, Darquer Lace of Calais, with Rose-Lynn
Mass book signing of Both Sides of Sunset at Paris Photo Los Angeles, May 2015
Palais de Tokyo, Paris: Le Bord des mondes, curated by Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel link
Topography of Tears: 2nd Place award winner in IPA - International Photography Awards 2014, Special/Micro category!
BEYOND EARTH ART, Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY review
january 25 - June 8, 2014
TOPOGRAPHY OF TEARS online features by The New Yorker, Smithsonian, and more links
BEE featured on Smithsonian Magazine online: What Does a Bee Look Like When It's Magnified 3000 Times?- a photo essay by Joseph Stromberg link
BEE featured on TIME LightBox: The Bee, Magnified: Microscopic Photography by Rose-Lynn Fisher - a photo essay by Bryan Walsh link
BEE makes Discover Magazine's Best Science Art Books of 2012, by Perrin Ireland link
THE HONEYBEE: REVEALED, Museum of Science, Boston
October 12 - January 27, 2013
UNNATURAL, Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, FL
Sept 9 - Nov 4, 2012
Yonder / Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica, CA July 21 - Sept 1, 2012
LA Times art review by Holly Myers - Aug 31 link
BEEyond - Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science & Art Scranton, PA
May 4 - Sept 3, 2012
Washington City Paper: Best photography exhibits of 2011 by Louis Jacobson link
Cross Mackenzie Gallery, Washington DC
The Landscape of Bees
October 14 - Nov 11, 2011
WaveHill, Bronx, NY
Hive Culture: Captivated by the Honeybee
Sept 13 - Dec 1, 2011
BEE opening Craig Krull Gallery, Santa Monica, CA, December 4, 2010
BEEyond opens at the ML Bean Museum of Life Science at BYU October 21, 2010
click here for more shots of exhibition
BEE awarded in the International Photography Awards 2010: Books / Nature!
Rose-Lynn at BEE exhibit at Farmani Gallery, NY
photo by Juliana Lopez
BEE in June/July READER'S DIGEST pg 170-173
Rose-Lynn Fisher presentation at Brooklyn Botanic Garden BEE-day June 12, 2010
photo: Stephen Hoffman
Rose-Lynn Fisher & Verlyn Klinkenborg booksigning / Brooklyn Botanic Garden BEE-day June 12, 2010
photo: Elizabeth Barragan
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