Anthony Campuzano

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Born 1975, Philadelphia. Lives and works in Philadelphia.

EDUCATION

2000 Tyler School of Art, Temple University, BFA
2000 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
1997 Yale University Summer School of Art

 

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2012 Shelf Life 3: Anthony Campuzano, Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Philadelphia
2011 Waters’ March, Churner and Churner, New York
2010 All Right – Still!, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
2009 Touch Sensitive, Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia
2007 Note on Door, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
2006 The Police Are Here!, Fleisher/ Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
2005 White Room Exhibition, White Columns, New York
Mr. Anthony Goes To School, Levy Gallery, Moore College of the Art & Design, Philadelphia
2004 Paintings: Anthony Campuzano, The Players Club of Swarthmore, coinciding with the stage presentation of The Bad Seed, Swarthmore, Penn.

 

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2013 The White Album, Louis B James, New York
2012 HiJack!, Jack Shainman Gallery, New York
2011 Drawn to Disaster, Institute of Contemporary Arts at Maine College of Art (ICA at MECA), Portland, Maine
Off Camera, Fleisher/Ollman, Philadelphia
SubStainability, Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
2010 Read-Only-Memory, Winkleman Gallery, New York
2009 Stars, Salon 94, New York
In the Pines, David Risley Gallery, Copenhagen
Rich Text, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
Broad Shoulders & Brotherly Love, Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago
Drawing in the World, Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, University of the Arts, Philadelphia
2008 Everything Else, Franklin Parrasch Gallery, New York
Update, White Columns, New York
Castle In Context, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
Partisan Merchandise Mart, Antropolis, Chicago
2007 This Place Is Ours! Recent Acquisitions at the Academy, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia
2006 25 x 25, Cereal Art Project Room, Philadelphia
Chop Logic, Bellwether Gallery, New York
Rock, Paper, Scissors: American Collage Now, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
2005 Looking at Words, Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York
2004 Fabulous Histories: Indigenous Anomalies in American Art, Carpenter Center, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass
Infinite Fill, curated by Cory and Jamie Arcangel, Foxy Productions, New York
Summer Selections, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
Golden Limo Tour, curated by Frankie Martin (a show of artworks made for a vehicle that traveled from Milwaukee to the Stray Show, Chicago, and Little Cakes, New York The Skull Show, curated by Hanna Fushiara, HaNNa, Tokyo)
2003 The New Acropolis, Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia
2001 The Willow House, Ukranian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago
The Lake Is Cracking: Anthony Campuzano and Emilie Halpern, Graduate Studios Main Gallery, Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, Calif
1998 Ramalamalama/Oomalamalama, Penrose Gallery, Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, Penn
Chronic Sedition and New Work: Anthony Campuzano and Jenny Martin, Francis, Christina Gallery, Philadelphia
1997 IDEAL, Tyler Gallery, Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, Penn
1996 15 Different Recipes, Temple Gallery, Temple University, Philadelphia

 

PROJECTS

2012 A Complete Die, etc., curated by Anthony Campuzano, with Kate Abercombie, John Finneran, Zach Harris, Karen Kilimnik, Anissa Mack, Mark Mahosky, Jessica Mein, and Justin Mitchell, Fleisher/Ollman, Philadelphia
Peace Is A Haiku Song, a project for the Mural Arts Program, in collaboration with Sonia Sanchez and Parris Stancell, Philadelphia
Unhappy But Used To It / Six Years And Then Some, an online project for Title Magazine, Philadelphia
2010 2010 Summer Studio with Anthony Campuzano, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Philadelphia

 

AWARDS

2009 Pew Fellowships in the Arts
2000 Scholarship, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
2000 Carmela Corso Scholarship Prize, Tyler School of Art
2000 Edith Weil Hecht Memorial Award in Sculpture, Tyler School of Art
1997 Ellen Battell Stoeckel Memorial Fellowship, Yale University
1994 Portfolio Merit Scholarship, Tyler School of Art

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

2012 Katherine Rochester, “Artist Up Close: Anthony Campuzano,” Philadelphia Weekly (August 2012)
2011 Aldrin Valdez, “Only So Deep,” ArtSlant (May 28, 2011), www.artslant.com
Anthony Campuzano, portfolio or drawings published in Bat City Review 7 (2011),pp.81-96
2010 Edith Newhall, “A Bevy of Venues for Philagrafika,” The Philadelphia Inquirer (January 24, 2010).
2009 John Vettese, “Second Season Art Preview,” City Paper (January 15, 2009).
2006 Jessica Pressier, “Philly School,” Philadelphia Magazine (May 2006)
Edith Newhall, “Collage Hot Again,” Philadelphia Inquirer (March 24, 2006)
Edith Newhall, “A Bold Statement by Young Philadelphian,” The Philadelphia Inquirer February 10, 2006)
2005 William Pym, “Mr. Anthony Goes to SchDesign (November 2005)
2004 Anthony Campuzano, two drawings published in FO A RM magazine 3 (Summer/Fall 2004)
Miriam Seidel, “Curators Mount a ‘New Acropolis,’” The Philadelphia Inquirer
(January 9, 2004)
2002 Anthony Campuzano, drawing published in Sound Collector Audio Review (Summer 2002)

Ryan Steadman, "Critics' Picks," ArtForum (April 2013)

"Goings On About Town: Art, Anthony Campuzano" The New Yorker (April 2013)

Katherine Rochester, "Artist Up Close: Anthony Campuzano," Philadelphia Weekly (August 2012)

Adrin Valdez, "Only So Deep," Artslant.com (June 2011)

Caleb Klaces and Daniel Payavais, “All Right - Still (close-up): A Project by Anthony Campuzano,” Bat City Review (University of Texas Austin) 7 (2011), pp. 81-96

Joseph Shahadi, “Burn: The Radical Disappearance of Kathy Change,“ The Drama Review 54 (Spring 2011)

Edith Newhall, “Levonian’s animations are showcased in 2 venues,“ The Philadelphia Inquirer (May 16, 2010)

Ann Landi, “Where the Art Happens: Museums are finding ingenious ways to connect visitors with the artist’s interior world,“ Art News (June 2010) Edith Newhall, “A Bevy of Venues for Philagrafika,” The Philadelphia Inquirer (January 24, 2010)

Roberta Fallon, “Words on the Street,“ The Philadelphia Weekly (February 11, 2009)

Edith Newhall, “See & Spell," The Philadelphia Inquirer (February 1, 2009)

John Vettese, “Notes to Self: Anthony Campuzano deals with mortality and memory in bits and pieces,” City Paper (January 16, 2009)

Edith Newhall. “Anthony Campuzano Takes Us Where Dead Men Walk,“ The Philadelphia Inquirer (October 5, 2007)

New American Paintings 69 (May 2007)

2007 Philagrafika Invitational Print Portfolio, lithograph produced with The Brandywine Workshop, Philadelphia

Jessica Pressier, “Philly School,” Philadelphia Magazine (May 2006) Edith Newhall, “Collage Hot Again,” Philadelphia Inquirer (March 24, 2006) Steven Stern, “Liberal Arts,“ New York Times Style Magazine: Travel (Winter 2006)

Edith Newhall, “A Bold Statement by Young Philadelphian,” Philadelphia Inquirer (February 10, 2006)

Miriam Seidel, “Curators Mount a ‘New Acropolis,’” The Philadelphia Inquirer (January 9, 2004)

Anthony Campuzano, drawing published in Sound Collector Audio Review (Summer 2002)

Anthony Campuzano, two drawings published in FO A RM magazine 3 (Summer/Fall 2004)

William Pym, “Mr. Anthony Goes to School,“ pamphlet for Moore College of Art and Design (November 2005)

  • Reprise (dan Treacy), 2012
    colored pencil and graphite on board
    15 x 20 inches

  • Self Portrait with Lenora McDuffy, 2011
    ink and graphite on board
    40 x 30 inches

  • Live Show, 2012
    ink and photographs on board
    40 x 30 inches

  • Anthony Campuzano
    Everybody Matters (1 of 3), 2012

  • Anthony Campuzano
    Everybody Matters (2 of 3), 2012

  • Anthony Campuzano
    Everybody Matters (3 of 3), 2012

  • Caution, 2011
    colored pencil, ink, and graphite on board
    40 x 30 inches

  • Portrait of Cheryl Cole, nee Tweedy, 2012
    colored pencil and graphite on board
    20 x 15 inches

  • Allegheny 2, 2011
    colored pencil, ink, graphite, and photograph on board
    30 x 40 inches

  • Early Egypt, 2011
    colored pencil and graphite on board
    15 x 20 inches

  • Secrets (For E.H with study), 2011
    colored pencil, ink, graphite, and photograph on board
    20 x 15 inches

  • An Economic Model / An Economic Model (weather related version), 2009-2010
    colored pencil, ink, graphite, and photographs on board, in two parts
    40 x 30 inches each
    courtesy Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia

  • After the Day After, 2006
    colored pencil, ink, and graphite on board
    40 x 30 inches

  • Internal Miranda, 2008
    colored pencil and graphite on board
    20 x 30 inches

  • In Search of a True Center, 2004
    ink and graphite on illustration board
    28 x 22 inches

  • Always Flirt with Death, 2007
    ink and colored pencil on poster board
    40 x 30 inches