christopherdaharsh @ gmail.com
@christopher.daharsh
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b. 1990, Omaha, NE
Lives and works in New York, NY
EDUCATION
2012 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO
2010 Art History and Writing studies, Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, Paris, France
AWARDS
2024 Artist in Residence, Hayama Artist Residency, Hayama, Japan
2022 Artist in Residence, Factatory, Lyon, France
2021 Artist in Residence, Art Farm, Marquette, NE
2016 Charlotte Street Foundation Award and Grant Finalist, Kansas City, MO
2015-2016 Member, Research Administration, 50/50 Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2015 Reflections/Casts, Public Installation, Downtown Council's Art in the Loop, Kansas City, MO
2012-2014 Urban Culture Project Studio Residency, Charlotte Street Foundation, Kansas City, MO
2013 Resident, TA, Kansas City Art Institute’s New York Studio Residency Program, AICAD, NY
2012 Artist Inc. Live Professional Workshop Fellow, Kansas City, MO
SOLO AND TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2024 The Gleaners, My Pet Ram, New York, NY, with Earth Angel
2022 Encasement, Capsule Bikini, Lyon, France
2019 MILD PAL, New Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2016 What Remains, Haw Contemporary, Kansas City, MO, with Molly Kaderka
2014 ALL MET, MCC-Longview Cultural Arts Center, Lee's Summit, MO
2013 Awareness, City Ice Arts, Kansas City, MO, with Jason Bailer Losh (curated by Gehry Kohler)
Rises Zora, La Esquina, Kansas City, MO, with Gerry Trilling (curated by Jamilee Polson Lacy)
Soma Athanaton, Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO with Alli Litwicki
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2023 Art of Access, Visionary Projects/New Collectors, New York, NY
Francis Forever, Outlet Projects, New York, NY
Perpetual & Nocturnal, Underdonk, Brooklyn, NY ~ curated by Georgia Hourdas
I Am the Passenger, Mother, Beacon, NY
Trove, Deanna Evans Project, New York, NY
Duck, Duck, Goose, Field of Play, Brooklyn, NY
Forecast, Haven, Brooklyn, NY
2022 Bas Relief, Les Limbes, Saint Étienne, France
The Patriot, O’Flaherty’s, New York City, NY
2021 Market Place, Sincerely, Tommy, Brooklyn, NY
2020 What’s in Your Queue?, Straight Line Studio, Snowmass Village, CO
2018 Living Room, Secret Project Robot, Brooklyn, NY
Anxious Abstraction, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, KS
2017 Nite Lite, Re: Art Show, Pfizer Building, Brooklyn, NY
2016 Fresh, Epsten Gallery, Leawood, KS
40th Anniversary Show, Artist's Gallery, Omaha, NE
2015 Show Me the Love, Rebekah Templeton Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
2014 RE-FEED, Paragraph Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2013 Thank You Come Again, So What Space, Brooklyn, NY
Walkabout, Paragraph Gallery, Kansas City, MO,
2013 If Only a Fool, City Ice Arts, Kansas City, MO, (*curator)
2013 Line, Pattern, Repeat, Warehouse Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2012 Plug Projects Grab Bag Project, MDW Art Fair, Chicago, IL, organized by Plug Projects
2012 Flatfile, H&R Block Artspace, Kansas City, MO
Curatorial Projects
2024 Signs of Life, Below Grand, New York, NY
2023-Present Co-Director/Curator at Below Grand Gallery, New York, NY
2023 Universal Transmission, Field of Play, Brooklyn, NY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2022 New York Times, “Was This the Art Party of the Summer?”, July 2022, (www.nytimes.com)
2022 New York Times, “Divine Excess on Avenue C”, July 2022, (www.nytimes.com)
2020 Aspen Times, “Snowmass Art Show Focuses on Quarantine, Isolation
Experiences”, July 2020, (aspentimes.com)
2018 Whitehot Magazine, “Anxious Abstraction at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art” (whitehotmagazine.com)
2016 The Pitch, “New Exhibitions at Haw and KCAC Look Back in Different Ways” (pitch.com)
2015 Artblog, “October Picks” (theartblog.org)
2014 Informality, Miranda Clark, “Short Review; All Met” (informalityblog.com)
2013 Bad At Sports, Jamilee Polson-Lacy, “Kansas City Wishes You Were Here (And Everywhere Else)” (badatsports.com)
2013 Wichelroede, “Featured Artist Page: Chris Daharsh and Alli Litwicki” (wichelroede.net)
2013 Explore KC, “Nelson’s Music in the Galleries” (explorekansascity.com)
2012 Spray Booth Gallery, Neil Thrun, "Neutral Spaces, Empty Geometry: Why all artists need to re-engage with Ideology"
2012 The Pitch, Theresa Bembnister, “XOXO Rediscovers the Salon in the Age of Crowdsourcing” (pitch.com)
@christopher.daharsh
b. 1990, Omaha, NE
Lives and works in New York, NY
EDUCATION
2012 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO
2010 Art History and Writing studies, Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, Paris, France
AWARDS
2024 Artist in Residence, Hayama Artist Residency, Hayama, Japan
2022 Artist in Residence, Factatory, Lyon, France
2021 Artist in Residence, Art Farm, Marquette, NE
2016 Charlotte Street Foundation Award and Grant Finalist, Kansas City, MO
2015-2016 Member, Research Administration, 50/50 Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2015 Reflections/Casts, Public Installation, Downtown Council's Art in the Loop, Kansas City, MO
2012-2014 Urban Culture Project Studio Residency, Charlotte Street Foundation, Kansas City, MO
2013 Resident, TA, Kansas City Art Institute’s New York Studio Residency Program, AICAD, NY
2012 Artist Inc. Live Professional Workshop Fellow, Kansas City, MO
SOLO AND TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2024 The Gleaners, My Pet Ram, New York, NY, with Earth Angel
2022 Encasement, Capsule Bikini, Lyon, France
2019 MILD PAL, New Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2016 What Remains, Haw Contemporary, Kansas City, MO, with Molly Kaderka
2014 ALL MET, MCC-Longview Cultural Arts Center, Lee's Summit, MO
2013 Awareness, City Ice Arts, Kansas City, MO, with Jason Bailer Losh (curated by Gehry Kohler)
Rises Zora, La Esquina, Kansas City, MO, with Gerry Trilling (curated by Jamilee Polson Lacy)
Soma Athanaton, Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO with Alli Litwicki
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2023 Art of Access, Visionary Projects/New Collectors, New York, NY
Francis Forever, Outlet Projects, New York, NY
Perpetual & Nocturnal, Underdonk, Brooklyn, NY ~ curated by Georgia Hourdas
I Am the Passenger, Mother, Beacon, NY
Trove, Deanna Evans Project, New York, NY
Duck, Duck, Goose, Field of Play, Brooklyn, NY
Forecast, Haven, Brooklyn, NY
2022 Bas Relief, Les Limbes, Saint Étienne, France
The Patriot, O’Flaherty’s, New York City, NY
2021 Market Place, Sincerely, Tommy, Brooklyn, NY
2020 What’s in Your Queue?, Straight Line Studio, Snowmass Village, CO
2018 Living Room, Secret Project Robot, Brooklyn, NY
Anxious Abstraction, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, Overland Park, KS
2017 Nite Lite, Re: Art Show, Pfizer Building, Brooklyn, NY
2016 Fresh, Epsten Gallery, Leawood, KS
40th Anniversary Show, Artist's Gallery, Omaha, NE
2015 Show Me the Love, Rebekah Templeton Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
2014 RE-FEED, Paragraph Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2013 Thank You Come Again, So What Space, Brooklyn, NY
Walkabout, Paragraph Gallery, Kansas City, MO,
2013 If Only a Fool, City Ice Arts, Kansas City, MO, (*curator)
2013 Line, Pattern, Repeat, Warehouse Gallery, Kansas City, MO
2012 Plug Projects Grab Bag Project, MDW Art Fair, Chicago, IL, organized by Plug Projects
2012 Flatfile, H&R Block Artspace, Kansas City, MO
Curatorial Projects
2024 Signs of Life, Below Grand, New York, NY
2023-Present Co-Director/Curator at Below Grand Gallery, New York, NY
2023 Universal Transmission, Field of Play, Brooklyn, NY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
2022 New York Times, “Was This the Art Party of the Summer?”, July 2022, (www.nytimes.com)
2022 New York Times, “Divine Excess on Avenue C”, July 2022, (www.nytimes.com)
2020 Aspen Times, “Snowmass Art Show Focuses on Quarantine, Isolation
Experiences”, July 2020, (aspentimes.com)
2018 Whitehot Magazine, “Anxious Abstraction at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art” (whitehotmagazine.com)
2016 The Pitch, “New Exhibitions at Haw and KCAC Look Back in Different Ways” (pitch.com)
2015 Artblog, “October Picks” (theartblog.org)
2014 Informality, Miranda Clark, “Short Review; All Met” (informalityblog.com)
2013 Bad At Sports, Jamilee Polson-Lacy, “Kansas City Wishes You Were Here (And Everywhere Else)” (badatsports.com)
2013 Wichelroede, “Featured Artist Page: Chris Daharsh and Alli Litwicki” (wichelroede.net)
2013 Explore KC, “Nelson’s Music in the Galleries” (explorekansascity.com)
2012 Spray Booth Gallery, Neil Thrun, "Neutral Spaces, Empty Geometry: Why all artists need to re-engage with Ideology"
2012 The Pitch, Theresa Bembnister, “XOXO Rediscovers the Salon in the Age of Crowdsourcing” (pitch.com)