part of this exhibition with so many of my favorite artists!

sraunus amsterdam
awa gallery
overtoom 301

thanks paul!

Happy to be one of the winners of Dazed & Confused Magazine / Foam Amsterdam's What's Next competition!

Curated by Dazed co-founder and editor in chief Jefferson Hack, my work will be shown at Foam Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam in The Future of the Photography Museum until December 7th.

From the press release.. "This year Foam celebrates its tenth anniversary. For this reason Foam has created a project exploring the future of photography, entitled What’s Next?. This question has been addressed throughout Foam’s anniversary year in different ways and in different locations. What is the future of photography?

The year concludes with the exhibition The Future of the Photography Museum. Foam has invited four different guest curators from the inter- national cultural field to each realize their own proposal on the future of a photography exhibition. Based on their specific knowledge, they look at which exhibition models are relevant now and how they might be translated into a specific presentation."
foam.org





1-14 November 2011
66 rue de Turenne, Paris

Sraunus will be showing in the Black Box Project at the nofound photo fair.

With the work of Alexander Binder, Lucas Blalock, Grant Cornett, Bobby Doherty, Thobias Fäldt, Seth Fluker, Paul Herbst, Pierre Le Hors, Tim Johannis, Mac Katter, Klara Källström, Jennilee Marigomen, Sylvain-Emmanuel P, Nerijus Rimkus, Jaap Scheeren, Maurice Scheltens & Liesbeth Abbenes, Adam Schreiber, Kate Steciw, Wyne Veen and Kimm Whiskie. Curated by Paul Paper.

Located at the heart of the exhibition space of contemporary photography fair nofound photofair, The Black Box is designed to promote the work of the most active photo curators on the Internet through multimedia projects.
http://www.nofoundphotofair.com

In collaboration with Neighbour and Je Suis une Bande de Jeunes, will be celebrating the launch of my first blue zine at Neighbour next Friday for their grand opening party. The limited edition books were hand made by the French book publisher, with a photo print as the front cover. 10 of the 50 will be available in Canada. Hope to see you.

Neighbour Grand Opening Party
“Seconde Nature”
Blue zine Launch & Photographs by Jennilee Marigomen
Published by Je Suis Une Bande De Jeunes, France

October 14, 2011 / 7 - 11pm
Neighbour
125 - 12 Water Street (Gaelor’s Mews)
Vancouver, Canada

Refreshments provided by Steam Whistle Brewing & Barefoot Wine


"Second Nature" - Jennilee Marigomen
Published by Je Suis Une Bande De Jeunes
46 pages, Softcover, 15 x 21 cm, Black and White lazer print
A original photo print is pasted on the cover (Fujicolor)
Perfect bound
Limited and numbered - Printed in France - September 2011
Edition of 50

Available at Dashwood (NY), Colette (Paris), Le Bal (Paris), Neighbour (Vancouver) and the JSBJ Website

Hamburger Eyes Annual Auction & Exhibition
September 4 2011 – September 13 2011

Work by:
Sean Jerd, Ted Pushinsky, Alexander Martinez, Oscar Mendoza, Ray Potes, David Potes, Dennis Mcgrath, Thomas Campbell, Jason Roberts Dobrin, Raphael Villet, Michael Jang, Stefan Simikich, Josh Lazcano, Audrey Erickson, Uri Korn, John Oliver Hodges, Mark Murrmann, Lonnie Dean, Ryan Furtado, Brian David Stevens, Jennilee Marigomen, Brian Henderson, Barry Mcgee, Jesse Hlebo, Lisa Weiss, Ed Templeton, Chris Atwood, Alex Knost, Andrew Paynter, Ken Nagahara, Francesco Deiana, Bill Daniel, Nolan Hall, Joe Brook, Cali Dewitt, Naomi Vanderkindren, Jai Tanju, Michael J Demeo, KC Ortiz, Greg Hunt, John Harding, Emilio Banuelos, Kanoa Zimmerman, Amanda Marsalis, Bryan Derballa, Andrea Sonnenberg, Michael Hernandez, Dave Schubert, Tobin Yelland, and more!!

All proceeds will benefit photography by helping Hamburger Eyes continue to produce world class books and magazines, as well as operate their darkroom rental facilty, the Photo Epicenter.

Auction begins Sunday, September 4th 2011 and will run through Tuesday, September 13th 2011, ending on the 11th, 12th, and 13th.

The entire collection will be on exhibit at The San Francisco Zinefest in the Hamburger Eyes section

San Francisco Zinefest
September 3 + 4, 2011
11am – 6pm

San Francisco County Fair BLDG
1199 9th Ave and Lincoln Way (in Golden Gate Park)

Hamburger Eyes Auction
San Francisco Zinefest
Hamburger Eyes

after showing this exhibition at no.6 gallery in new york and 107 shaw gallery in toronto, we are finally bringing it home! hope you can attend :o)

facebook event

Chain Letter
Various locations

Opening: July 16, 2011
Golden Parachutes
Kreuzbergstr 42E
Berlin, Germany

"Chain Letter” is an exhibition that simultaneously takes place in 10 different cities around the world. Similar to a chain letter, 10 curators/artists have been invited to participate. Those 10 then invite 10 artists that they admire. Those 10 invite 10 more and so on. This cycle continues for 30 days.

The result is an exponentially massive, artist-curated group show based entirely on admiration.

David Horvitz started the Berlin chain and invited me as one of his 10 admired artists in his thread of the exhibition. He will be showing the artwork collected from his grouping at Arles (Les Rencontres d’Arles - where David is nominated for the Discovery Award), Paris, Stuttgart, and Berlin during the month of July.

The 10 artists whom I admire reside in Vancouver, Victoria, Brooklyn, Paris, Scranton and Baltimore. Here is a listing of the artists who are participating, from the chain David started. From his last update, he has received over 300 envelopes of artwork in the mail - all from people connected by admiration.

Chain Letter was created by Emily Mast.

http://chainletter2011.com

my artist profile billboard at kingsway & broadway, vancouver
thanks cheaper show!

photos: jennifer martin

Hang in There
June 17 - July 2, 2011

Curated by Jason Lazarus

The Co-Prosperity Sphere
3219-21 South Morgan Street
Chicago, Illinois

Hang In There is an exhibition asking artists to make motivational artworks. Cultural producers often face difficult roads to develop a sustainable practice. This exhibition is an opportunity for artists to provide an alternative to the commodified and saturated market for motivation, transcending the usual glut of advice, adages, and worksheets to something more singular, incisive, heartfelt, and critically-minded.

New work by: Duncan R. Anderson / Brandon Alvendia / Michael Bauer / Joerg Becker / Petra Cortright / Ben Driggs / Ben Fain / Ken Fandell / Eric Fleischauer / Ben Foch / Aaron Louis Fowler / Benjamin Funke / Aron Gent / Marian Glebes + Jaimes Mayhew + The Institute for Infinitely Small Things / Adrianne Goodrich / David Horvitz / Hot Mom Cop / InCUBATE / Industry of the Ordinary / Steffani Jemison / Joan of Arc / Kelly Kaczynski / Thad Kellstadt / Irena Knezevic / Jennilee Marigomen / Noelle Mason / Rachel Mason / Christy Matson / Aspen Mays / Jesse Mclean / Christopher Meerdo / New Catalogue / Paint FX / Jason Pickleman / Jon Rafman / Jon Satrom / Esteban Schimpf / Sara Schnadt / Shreya Sethi / Michael Siriani / Deb Sokolow / Zoe Strauss / Greg Stimac / Jan Tichy / Brad Troemel / Wendy White / Nicholas Wylie / Latham Zearfoss

Music: Magic Key / Blue Ribbon Glee Club / Joan of Arc / Mahjongg / Rachel Mason / Thank You Rosekind

Catalogue essays: Corrina Kirsch, Jason Lazarus, Nicholas Wylie.
Exhibition Assistant: Alexandra Schmidt

2 shows this weekend:


Flash Forward 2010 Group Show
Emerging Photographers from Canada, The UK & The USA

Opening: June 2, 2011, 7-10pm / Open daily 12pm-7pm
The Fairmont Battery Wharf, Boston

Curated by Maryann Camilleri, Myrabelle Charlebois and Aaron Schuman

Curatorial Statement: There could be no Flash Forward Festival without this six-year-old annual competition showcasing the best emerging photographers from Canada, the USA and the UK. Each year, after a call for entry to emerging photographers, curators from each of the participating countries review the submitted work and identify those young people that they believe show great promise as professional fine art or documentary photographers. This exhibition and supporting publication show the result of that process.





We Have Begun Our Final Descent
Curated by Delaney Allen

Opening: Friday June 3, 6pm - 9pm / June 1 - 9, 2011
Nationale Gallery 811 East Burnside / Portland, OR

Participating photographers:
Debbie Carlos (Chicago, IL)
Mikel Cumiskey (Hilo, HI)
Brian Felder (Portland, OR)
Sydney S. Kim (Brooklyn, NY)
Jeff Luker (Portland, OR)
Jennilee Marigomen (Vancouver, BC)
Nicole Mark (Portland, OR)
Sarah Meadows (Portland, OR)
Kristie Muller (New York, NY)
Anna Shelton (Portland, OR)
Keith Davis Young (Austin, TX)

"Days before April’s anticipated federal shutdown, I spoke with my mother about the perceived demise of America as a superpower. That my mother, a conservative woman with whom I never before discussed politics, felt compelled to address this issue revealed to me not only the overwhelming uncertainty caused by our country’s shifting global identity, but also a correspondence between this decline and my personal interest in the degradation of fine art. As announced in the show’s title, we have begun our final descent, and in more ways than one.

The photographs included in this exhibition beautifully capture the multifaceted, oſten subtle, effects of America’s slippage. Printed on rough newsprint versus traditional photograph paper, the medium both complements and assumes the images’ fatalistic subject matter while, through its unstable composition, also leading to the destruction of the photograph itself. This gradual, all-too-human, disintegration presents a precarious contrast to the long-held ideal of an immortal fine art that I believe obdurately reflects America’s present, declining, situation." - Delaney Allen

Photo: Keith Davis Young