I had the pleasure of lecturing on my work and giving a watercolor demo for the "Live From the Studio" series at the North Carolina Museum of Art. Full recording of the event can be seen here.

I have work up at Nasa Vec in Pittsburgh, as part of I Did My Best, along with several talented artists. Nasa Vec is located at 306 Saline St. in Greenfield.

My work was featured in Vol. 63/64 of the Tampa Review, published by the University of Tampa Press. The Tampa Review celebrates the creative interplay of contemporary literature and visual arts. Each issue features new art, stories, poems, essays, translations, and conversations from Florida and around the world, presented in a hardcover format that serves as a gallery space in print.

I am really pleased to have a selection of my new watercolors included in Deanna Evans 2022 Flat File. My works can be seen here, here and here. All of the works included are under $200!

Some exciting news from Christopher Kardambikis, artist and founder of the Paper Cuts podcast—which I had the extreme pleasure of being interviewed for back in 2016:

Paper Cuts (a podcast and publishing platform that documents the contemporary world of zines and artist publications,) has found a new home at the Center for Book Arts in New York City. The Paper Cuts collection – both the collection of nearly 600 zines and the collection of 80 recorded interviews – will be permanently archived at the Center for Book Arts. To celebrate this new relationship, Paper Cuts is working with the CBA to produce a series of panel discussions this summer to highlight various artists and practices that are documented.

Information on the first panel (August 6, 2021) can be found here

Big thanks to Jen Jones for selecting this piece of mine to exhibit in
Studio Associate at Store for Rent Gallery
179 Grand Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

February 6—28, 2021
Opening reception: Saturday, Feb 6, 12—6pm
Open Fridays—Sundays, 12—6pm

With works by the following artists:

Justin Amrhein; Janine Biunno; Su A Chae; Francisco Donoso; Jon Elliott; Dan Flanagan; Austin Furtak-Cole; Catherine Haggarty; Alessandro Keegan; Annesta Le; Paul Loughney; Matthew Mahler; Christine Mahoney; Nick Naber; Brent Owens; Colette Robbins; Jason Rohlf; Jeff Schwarz; Matthew Shelley; Kelli Thompson; Nell Waters; Alex Yudzoz

I have a few pieces for sale via The Exchange hosted by Studio Associate. Take a look if you are interested in some unique and affordable gifts for the holidays, made by artists!

Poetry is Not a Luxury is now on display at the San Francisco Center for the Book, from July 10 (and now extended) through December 18, 2020.

Poetry is Not a Luxury features artists who approach book arts in a similar way, namely as experimental media that foreground subjectivity and lend to intimate aesthetic experiences with the aim of drawing attention to sociopolitical issues.

Featured artists:
Aurora De Armendi with Adriana Mendez Rodenas; Zeina Barakeh; Janine Biunno; Ana Paula Cordeiro; Joyce Dallal; Nancy Genn; Gelare Khoshgozaran; Brenda Louie; Nancy Morejon with Ronaldo Estevez Jordan and Marciel Ruiz; Katherine Ng; Miné Okubo; Martha Rosler; Zeinab Saab; Jacqueline Reem Salloum; Patricia Sarrafian Ward; Jana Sim; Sable Elyse Smith; Patricia Tavenner; Christine Wong Yap; and Helen Zughaib.

Exhibition curated by Maymanah Farhat.

This exhibition has been organized by the Center for Book Arts with special support.

SFCB is located at 375 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 | 415-565-0545 temporarily closed to the public

I have a piece in SOLITAIRE: An Artsy Online Exclusive Exhibition
ON VIEW THROUGH MAY 30

Featuring work from Studio Associate artists //
Hosted by PROTO GOMEZ
Curated by Jen Hitchings

I am really happy to have my work in Mapping Meaning Journal, Vol. 3 on archives and photography. The full issue can be found here.

The closing reception for the Tiger Strikes Asteroid, NY 2019 Flat File is this Saturday, November 9 at 4pm. It is your last chance to check out and purchase works from this year's selection—including but not limited to these two of my works.

Tiger Strikes Asteroid
1329 Willoughby Ave #2A, Brooklyn, 11237

I have a design in Templates for Public Art, Vol. 2, published by Limited Time Engagement in Chicago. If you are in the Chicago area, pick up your copy and carve a pumpkin at:

Free Range
3257 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL 60625

Saturday October, 26
6PM-9PM

One of my zines is on view as part of Bookworks, an exhibition at Tufts University in the Tisch and Koppelman Galleries

Bookworks presents a wide-ranging exploration of the practice of artist-made books, drawing on the contemporary artists’ books and special collections at Tufts University.

Open: August 22 through December 15, 2019

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 5, 6-8pm.

I am pleased to announce that I have a zine edition and two new cut-out works in an exhibition at the Center For Book Arts this July-September, curated by Maymanah Farhat.

Poetry is Not a Luxury features artists who approach book arts in a similar way, namely as experimental media that foreground subjectivity and lend to intimate aesthetic experiences with the aim of drawing attention to sociopolitical issues.

Opening Reception: July 18, 2019, 6:30pm
July 19 — September 21, 2019

The Center For Book Arts
28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor. New York, NY 10001

The exhibtion catalog and zine are both available via the CBA site here.

I had the good fortune of being interviewed by Rebecca Bird Grigsby for the Artists in Offices podcast a few months ago. The full episode is up now (along with a bonus mini-episode on comparing my experiences in school for an MFA vs. MLS).

Listen here on their site or on iTunes, GooglePlay or Stitcher.

I'm super excited to have been selected as one of the artists in the 2019 Tiger Strikes Asteroid, New York Flat File [Year 6].

OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, November 30th, 6pm – 9pm
1329 Willoughby Ave #2A, Brooklyn, 11237

See all of the artists/works included here.
Catalogue available for purchase here.

The exhibition runs from November 30 – December 16, 2018
Hours: Saturdays and Sundays 1pm – 6pm and by appointment

I have a piece in Art to Go: A Benefit for Make the Road New York at Transmitter in Bushwick.

OPENING RECEPTION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 6–9pm
PREVIEW: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 6–8.
1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2A, Brooklyn, NY 11237

All works are $150. During the preview, visitors are offered the opportunity to purchase works in advance for an additional $50.

November 30–December 16, 2018

I'm very excited to have a selection of my work available via ephemera.biz. Curated by J. Simmz of Doppleganger Projects, Ephemera is an intimate online fine art catalogue, providing access to the creative process via alternative small prints, works on paper, objects, and independent publications by the artists Doppleganger exhibits and supports.

I have a piece in Transform, a group exhibition at Alfa Gallery in Miami. Works included in the show can be viewed on Artsy here.

Opening reception: Friday, December 1st 6 - 9pm
Miami Art week: Open to the public Dec 7th to Dec 10th 11am - 3pm

The exhibition runs from December 1st, 2017 until March 5th, 2018

For additional press information, please contact the gallery by email alfa@alfa-gallery.com

Alfa Gallery is located in the heart of the historic Brickell Financial District at 1627 Brickell Avenue, Suite 1607, Miami FL 33129

I'm excited to announce that I am now part of the roster at Alfa Gallery in Miami. Works are now available via their Artsy page here.

My mural with Sidewall Pittsburgh is up for the month of April.

About this project: This particular composition is based on the design tactics of “Dazzle Camouflage”, a dissimulation technique utilized in World War I and II to protect warships. The confusing painted geometric patterning made it difficult for opponents to determine the speed and in what direction the ship was traveling. This “dazzle” scheme for Sidewall was built entirely using the same shape repeated and layered in black and white at a variety of different scales and orientations. The source of the repeated shape (a triangle with indented corners) was the footprint of one of the most prominent elements of Pittsburgh’s skyline: the U.S. Steel Tower.

My work Deconstructed Cube (after LeWitt) is included in the 2017 Wheaton Biennial: Printmaking Reimagined. Wheaton’s third biennial exhibition examines the boundaries of printmaking, showcasing work by 60 artists from 30 states, Canada, and Sweden, including sculpture, video, installation, and a wide range of prints using all kinds of techniques and materials.

March 1–April 10, 2017
Beard & Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts

Gallery Opening & Reception
Thursday, March 2, 5:30-8:00pm
Haas Concourse & Lobby, Watson Fine Arts

A selection of my work is available for sale via Yours Mine & Ours gallery (54 Eldridge Street, New York, NY) on their website here.

Thank you to Bmore Art for this mention of my wall mural in their list of the Top 10 works at Satellite Miami this year!

More good press from Artefuse! (+ a nice photo of my Pyramid Triptych)

I'm very excited to have work in the upcoming Satellite Art Show in Miami via Dopplegänger Projects; curated by Sara Salamone and Jennifer Simmons. The exhibition, Invocations, is a collaborative group installation and exhibition featuring work by Janine Biunno, Ida Gavois, Alison Nguyen, Laura Splan, & Cave Collective. With the overarching concept of the evolution of language and rituals via deconstruction, Invocations delves into the deconstruction of forms and movement to cultivate new meaning and space.

The Satellite Art Show will take place between December 1 - 4 at The Parisian Hotel (Next Door to the Aqua Art Fair) at 1510 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL.

You can see a selection of my zines on display at the Carol Schlosberg Alumni Gallery at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA as part of a book arts and zine show organized by Sarah Hulsey in collaboration with Liber Mundi. On view: October 19 - November 19, 2016.

Also—if you are in the Bay Area, my Post No Bills zine will be on view at the San Francisco Public Library for another Liber Mundi related event organized by Katherine Pulido. Gallery talk on Thursday, October 27 from 6-7:30pm in the Skylight Gallery of the Main Library at 100 Larkin St.

My zine 'Future Systems' will be at the Transmitter table at the Independent Art Book Fair this weekend. Open from 11am - 7pm, Friday the 16th through Sunday the 18th, located at the Greenpoint Terminal Warehouse on West Street.

I will be a part of a panel discussion on Saturday, September 17. The Sketchbook Project / Brooklyn Art Library will host Liber Mundi in discussion, moderated by Jan Descartes of the Interference Archive. The event is at 28 Frost Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn at 7pm.

I was interviewed by Christopher Kardambikis about how I utilize zines in my art practice. The episode was recorded at Clocktower Radio in Red Hook, and can be found here.

I have work included in a group show at Nhà Min in East Williamsburg. The exhibition, Building Sights, curated by Elizabeth Tenenbaum, opens on Saturday, June 18th.

I will be participating in Greenpoint Open Studios this year, from April 30 (Saturday) to May 1 (Sunday) at 255 Calyer St, third floor, 8A.

I was invited to participate in Liber Mundi, a series of artist book and zine exhibitions featuring 14 artists located in various locations around the globe. Liber Mundi explores the act of discovery found in transmission of information via the contemporary book form, artist books, and zines. The project was organized by J. Pascoe, and the first stop on the tour is at Temple University's Samuel L. Paley Library. Artist talk at 4pm on Friday, April 15.

I've been selected as one of the artists to be featured in MAAKE Magazine, Issue #2. Maake Magazine is an artist-run online gallery and quarterly print magazine showcasing the work of emerging artists. I was also selected as one of their featured artists on their website; find the interview here.

In case you missed getting a copy of my zine, Future Systems, at Transmitter -- they are now available through their website here, along with other publication editions related to the gallery.

After running at Vanity Projects Miami, Sixty Minutes, an exhibition curated by Courtney Childress is at at Vanity Projects in New York. The exhibit runs September 10-October 4 at 99 Chrystie Street 2F. Closing event October 2, 6:30-8pm.

a short write up on Each Ellipse Includes a Point at Transmitter, courtesy of Art Collector. Read it here.

Alongside Emmy Mikelson and Parsley Steinweiss, my work will be exhibited at Transmitter Gallery in Bushwick in an exhibition curated by Sara Jones: EACH ELLIPSE INCLUDES A POINT. The work in this exhibition deals with transitions, boundaries, and voids; drawing attention to the liminal spaces in-between reality and illusion, as a means to destabilize the perception of physical space, digital representation, and architecture. Both materially and conceptually, the three artists in this show are engaged with questions of synthetic imitation, copying, reproduction, subjectivity, perception, physical relationships and the after-image.

The opening reception is on Friday, August 14 (from 6-9pm) and the exhibit runs through September 13. The gallery is located at 1329 Willoughby Avenue, 2A, Brooklyn, NY 11237

I will have a piece in Green Hot Plot at The House@842. This show will be held on the 22nd of August from 1pm till 7pm and is located off the Halsey J line at 842 Macon Street.

My work is being included in Sixty Minutes, an exhibition curated by Courtney Childress at Vanity Projects in Miami and New York. Childress asked each of the 60 artists involved to supply one minute of stationary video of a two dimensional work, resulting in an hour of content that which will run continuously. The exhibit runs throughout July and August at Vanity Projects in Miami and September-October in their New York City location (99 Chrystie Street 2F.)

I have a piece in Seeking Space, the launch event/exhibition for Bushwick Open Studios at Be Electric Studios (1298 Willoughby). Friday, June 5, 7pm. Exhibition is open through BOS weekend.

I have a piece in Exchange Rates that is up at Brooklyn Fireproof (119 Ingraham St., Bushwick). The show is part of a larger multi-gallery event taking place over the weekend. Closing party at Brooklyn Fireproof, 6-10pm on Sunday, Oct. 26.

I will be at ACRE this summer during session 3 running the screen-printing studio.

I will have a piece in Your General Store; an installation by Jason Middlebrook as part of SITElines, The Santa Fe Biennial running July 20, 2014 – January 11, 2015.

Thanks to Carl Gunhouse for including me on his list of favorites from Bushwick Open Studios this year

I will be participating in Bushwick Open Studios again this upcoming Saturday and Sunday, (May 31-June1), at 17-17 Troutman Street, room 216.

Mini interview about my day job here. Thanks to Kind Aesthetic.

I will be participating in Bushwick Open Studios this upcoming Saturday, June 1, at 17-17 Troutman Street, room 216.

My installation Boundaries, Edges + Voids will be featured in this year's Wheaton Biennial: Drawing out of Bounds at Wheaton College in MA, curated by Judith Tannenbaum, curator of contemporary art a the RISD Museum of Art. Open from February 27 through April 13, 2013. Opening & Reception February 27 at 6 p.m.

some new photos of my exhibition at ACRE this past May here.

I was interviewed by the team at galleray.com for their blog 'The Art of Connecting'. Full length piece here.

HOW THINGS STAND was selected as a Top 5 Weekend Pick by Bad At Sports.

My exhibition HOW THINGS STAND (form and the possibility of structure) will be up at ACRE Projects in Chicago from May 17-22. Opening reception Sunday evening, May 20, 4-8pm. [1913 w17th Street, Pilsen]

I have been invited by the Pressure Printmaking Collective to be a guest lecturer at the Pratt Institute this fall. The talk will be Thursday Nov. 17 at 12:45pm. Main 231, Brooklyn Campus. Free and open to the public.

Storefront for Art and Architecture will host CLOG and Bjarke Ingels in a Collective Interrogation on October 7, 2011, at 7 PM in order to foster an open cross examination of Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)’s work. Following a brief discussion of CLOG: BIG, a selection of questions and their interrogators will personally (or virtually) ask Bjarke Ingels previously selected questions. Please join--

I am one of the contributors in the upcoming issue of CLOG, which will be available this October. This 110 page issue refers to the dialogue surrounding the (oft-contentious) work of the Bjarke Ingels Group. More information on the book release event in NYC to come.

I will be a resident at ACRE (Artists’ Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) in Steuben, WI in July.

My work will be exhibited at the Southern Graphics Council annual conference in March of this year at Washington University in St. Louis as part of the exchange "Parallel Synchronized Randomness" organized by Louise Krampien

Studio Visit Magazine [Volume 12] now available--

Opening reception for New Prints 2010/Spring at IPCNY is on Thursday, May 27th, 2010. A reception for participating artists and IPCNY members will begin at 5:00pm, with the public opening from 6:00—8:00pm. 508 West 26th Street (at 10th), Room 5-A.

A Structural Configuration #1 was selected to be part of New Prints 2010/Spring: Selected by Philip Pearlstein. The show opens at the International Print Center of New York on May 18th and runs through June 17th, 2010.

I was selected to be one of the artists featured in Studio Visit Magazine [Volume 12]. It is published by Open Studios Press, and will be out this summer.

I am currently exhibiting with PrimoPiano Living Gallery in Lecce, Italy as a part of the show "Anima Mundi" through December 2009.

EMAIL CHANGE: in case anyone had difficulty, my email address is no longer j@janinebiunno.com, but janine@janinebiunno.com instead. Sorry for any confusion--

I will be in Belgium as an artist in residence at the Frans Masareel Centrum in Kasterlee during June 2009.

My series "Towards a New Iconography" will be exhibited in conjunction with the Southern Graphics Council Conference in Chicago at the Mooney Foundation for the duration of the conference.