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Ray Johnson takes AA Bronson on an art tour of the NY Piers
with the photos of Alvin Baltrop (thanks to Randall Wilcox).
AA Bronson*School for Young Shamans
at John Connelly Presents, New York City, January 10 - February 16, 2008
Including a collaboration with Terence Koh, and nine young shamans. Original score by Andrew Zealley.
Read the review by Holland Cotter in the NY Times.
Read the review by Alan Gilbert in the Village Voice.
Read the review by T.J. Carlin in Time Out.
See AA Bronson on Art Talk! Part 1
See AA Bronson on Art Talk! Part 2
THINGS THAT FALL: Shaman
Steve LaFreniere interviews AA Bronson.
Sex + Death
at Galerie Frederic Giroux, Paris, May 12 - July 23, 2007
Including a new collaboration with Terence Koh.
Sex Work: the Museum as Brothel; Art House as Porn House
at the 53nd International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, Germany May 6, 2007
An evening of artists' film and video chosen by AA Bronson
Convocation Address; NSCAD University
on the occasion of receiving a Doctorate of Fine Arts, April 22, 2007.
The Male Gaze
powerHouse Arena, Brooklyn, USA April 21 - May 27, 2007
A group exhibition, including works by Bruce LaBruce, Paul Sepuya, Scott Treleaven, et al.
We Can Do This Now
at the Power Plant, Toronto, December 15, 2006 - February 9, 2007
A cameo appearance, at the invitation of Derek Sullivan:
I will be offering a series of free healing sessions in New York City from January 9 to February 9, 2007,
as my participation in this exhibition.
A poster advertising my services has been posted in the Power Plant and on the streets of Toronto.
CONVERSATION: On Healing and Memory
at the Vera List Center for Art & Politics, Saturday, December 4, 2005
A two part project consisting of private healing sessions followed by a public conversation,
with Gregg Bordowitz and Elizabeth Povinelli.
The Bubble of Queer Human Breath Illuminates the World
A proposal for a memorial to the gay and transgender victims of the Nazi regime in Austria
Vienna, November, 2005.
Documenta Sex (Part A)
A wall drawing for the exhibition Beyond Redemption: Gay Erotic Art at the Belkin Satellite, Vancouver.
Homomuseum
at Exit Art, New York, May 21-July 30, 2005
in which artist Chris Clary chose AA Bronson as his "gay hero" and presented a portrait.
The Quick and the Dead
at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery, Vancouver, 2004
AA BRONSON*HEALER
A project for
John Connelly Presents, New York, opening May 13, 2004
(read the press release
here.)
The Quick and the Dead
A project for the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto, 2003/2004
AA BRONSON*HEALER
A project for Galerie Frederic Giroux, Paris, 2003
Two
Portraits and the Remains of a Meal
a project for Kelly Mark, May, 2003
AA
BRONSON*HEALER
From December 2002 through December 2005, in my persona of AA Bronson*Healer,
I offered one-on-one healing sessions to men only.
TICK TOCK
In December 2002, I transformed Gallery M in Harlem into a storefront selling clocks depicting the flags of Subsharan Africa,
each accompanied by AIDS statistics for the region. Read Holland Cotter's review in the New York Times
here.
MIRROR
MIRROR
A project for the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, 2002
Negative Thoughts,
a project for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, 2001
The copyright marks the border between the public and private domains.
a project for The Balcony, Toronto, December, 2000
Looking
Glass
a web project for the Vienna Secession, October, 2000
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