ABOUT DEVELOPER
DVLPR is committed to developing a proactive role for architectural practice often occurring at the intersection of art and architecture and within an expanded territory of cultural production.
DVLPR Reading Project and DVLPR Talks programs have focused on understanding the primary texts and authors influencing contemporary discourse and social practices.
DVLPR has provided architectural support to artists, brands, and institutions including Kevin Beasley, Balenciaga, Dis, Jenny Holzer, Nancy Lupo, Museum fur Modern Kunst, Cady Noland, Whitney Museum of American Art, Christopher Williams, and Anna Uddenberg
DVLPR is committed to developing a proactive role for architectural practice often occurring at the intersection of art and architecture and within an expanded territory of cultural production.
DVLPR Reading Project and DVLPR Talks programs have focused on understanding the primary texts and authors influencing contemporary discourse and social practices.
DVLPR has provided architectural support to artists, brands, and institutions including Kevin Beasley, Balenciaga, Dis, Jenny Holzer, Nancy Lupo, Museum fur Modern Kunst, Cady Noland, Whitney Museum of American Art, Christopher Williams, and Anna Uddenberg
DVLPR TALKS
Chrissie Iles, The Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator, Whitney Museum, Abrons Art Center, New York
Extrastatecraft, Keller Easterling, Abrons Art Center, New York, NY
The K-Hole PDFs, Sean Monahan, Abrons Art Center, New York, NY
Turning Inward, Lou Cantor, Eli Ping Gallery, New York, NY
DIS Magazine’s The Data Issue: A Post-Script Symposium, Abrons Art Center, New York
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox, The J. Irwin Miller Symposium, Yale University, School of Architecture, New Haven, CT. Co-organized with Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen and Carson Chan. Participants included: Barry Bergdoll, Philippe Rahm, Mari Lending, Wallis Miller, Mark Wasuita, Liane Lefaivre, Carson Chan, Joel Sanders, Eva Franch i Gilabert, Pedro Gadanho, Andrea Phillips, Henry Urbach, and others.
Chrissie Iles, The Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator, Whitney Museum, Abrons Art Center, New York
Extrastatecraft, Keller Easterling, Abrons Art Center, New York, NY
The K-Hole PDFs, Sean Monahan, Abrons Art Center, New York, NY
Turning Inward, Lou Cantor, Eli Ping Gallery, New York, NY
DIS Magazine’s The Data Issue: A Post-Script Symposium, Abrons Art Center, New York
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox, The J. Irwin Miller Symposium, Yale University, School of Architecture, New Haven, CT. Co-organized with Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen and Carson Chan. Participants included: Barry Bergdoll, Philippe Rahm, Mari Lending, Wallis Miller, Mark Wasuita, Liane Lefaivre, Carson Chan, Joel Sanders, Eva Franch i Gilabert, Pedro Gadanho, Andrea Phillips, Henry Urbach, and others.
DVLPR PROJECTS
BALENCIAGA
KEVIN BEALSEY: A VIEW OF A LANDSCAPE AT THE WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
CADY NOLAND AT THE MUSEUM FÜR MODERNE KUNST (MMK)
NEW EELAM: THE FUTURE OF HOUSING
ANNA UDDENBERG
NANCY LUPO
BOERS-LI GALLERY
HESTER GALLERY
ELI PING GALLERY
ARTIST STUDIO
ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH
BALENCIAGA
KEVIN BEALSEY: A VIEW OF A LANDSCAPE AT THE WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
CADY NOLAND AT THE MUSEUM FÜR MODERNE KUNST (MMK)
NEW EELAM: THE FUTURE OF HOUSING
ANNA UDDENBERG
NANCY LUPO
BOERS-LI GALLERY
HESTER GALLERY
ELI PING GALLERY
ARTIST STUDIO
ART BASEL MIAMI BEACH
Against Representation: In conversation with David Joselit, DIS Magazine, 2014
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox (New York: Yale, Actar) 208 pages (Eds. Carson Chan, Eeva-liisa Pelkonen, David Andrew Tasman)
The 19th Draft: an interview with Christopher Williams, DIS Magazine
Savage Space: Anna Uddenberg’s Heterotopic Forms, LOW FORM MAXXI
Gray House, a film by Matthew Booth and Austin Lynch, Frieze, October
Visit, Chadwick Rantanen: “Concerned, Interested and Wanting to Help”
Dena Yago, Art in the Anthropocene, DIS Magazine, November
Meet, Nancy Lupo, Kaleidoscope
Exhibiting Architecture: A Paradox (New York: Yale, Actar) 208 pages (Eds. Carson Chan, Eeva-liisa Pelkonen, David Andrew Tasman)
The 19th Draft: an interview with Christopher Williams, DIS Magazine
Savage Space: Anna Uddenberg’s Heterotopic Forms, LOW FORM MAXXI
Gray House, a film by Matthew Booth and Austin Lynch, Frieze, October
Visit, Chadwick Rantanen: “Concerned, Interested and Wanting to Help”
Dena Yago, Art in the Anthropocene, DIS Magazine, November
Meet, Nancy Lupo, Kaleidoscope
2019
Landscape as Dreamscapes, Citygroup (collective), New York, NY
2017
Strange Strangers, curated by Lou Cantor, HeK, Liste Art Fair, Basel, SZ
2016
New Barracuda, curated by Nicholas Cueva, Proto Gallery, Hoboken, NJ
AFA 2, 63rd - 77th STEPS, ART-O-RAMA, Marseille, FR
Walk Artisanal, curated by Peter Harkawik and Miles Huston, 3716 Eagle Rock Blvd, Los Angelos, CA
2015
New Visual Values, curated by Tarwuk (Ivana Vuksic and Bruno Pogancnik Wukodrakula), Lauba House for People and Art, Zagreb, Croatia
2014
Bi-Stable States, w/ G. William Webb, Room East, New York, NY
2013
Paradise (Working Title), w / Jim Drain and Naomi Fisher, Art Basel, Miami, FL
NPR BAR, Know More Games, Miami, FL
2012
Comprehensive Sculpture Exhibition, Green Hall Gallery, Yale University School of Art, New Haven, CT
2010
Re: Contemplating the Void, The Guggenheim Museum (online), New York, NY
Landscape as Dreamscapes, Citygroup (collective), New York, NY
2017
Strange Strangers, curated by Lou Cantor, HeK, Liste Art Fair, Basel, SZ
2016
New Barracuda, curated by Nicholas Cueva, Proto Gallery, Hoboken, NJ
AFA 2, 63rd - 77th STEPS, ART-O-RAMA, Marseille, FR
Walk Artisanal, curated by Peter Harkawik and Miles Huston, 3716 Eagle Rock Blvd, Los Angelos, CA
2015
New Visual Values, curated by Tarwuk (Ivana Vuksic and Bruno Pogancnik Wukodrakula), Lauba House for People and Art, Zagreb, Croatia
2014
Bi-Stable States, w/ G. William Webb, Room East, New York, NY
2013
Paradise (Working Title), w / Jim Drain and Naomi Fisher, Art Basel, Miami, FL
NPR BAR, Know More Games, Miami, FL
2012
Comprehensive Sculpture Exhibition, Green Hall Gallery, Yale University School of Art, New Haven, CT
2010
Re: Contemplating the Void, The Guggenheim Museum (online), New York, NY