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selected one-person exhibitions (2025)

2025: The Farm Store: Nurit Newman Ceramics

selected one-person exhibitions (1995-2005)

2005:Sara Meltzer Gallery, NYC 

2003:The Contemporary Gallery ,MemphisTN 

2002: Silverstein Gallery, New York

2001: Silverstein Gallery, New York 

1999: Silverstein Gallery, New York City, “ Cover-up” (Project Room) 

1995: Franklin Furnace, New York City:‘’Complex Princess’’ 

1994: ABC No RIO,NYC ,"Boiling Points" 

1993: South Gallery ,New Brunswick, N.J. “Between Planes and Passages” 

selected group-person exhibitions (2018-present)

2026: Powerhouse Arts: The ARK Exhibition pop up

2026: Gallery 302: Cabinet of Curiosities

2026: Powerhouse Arts: Community Ceramics Exhibition

2025: Artmageddon: Fall Exhibition

2025: Pittsfield Windows: BAC Ceramic Artists

2024: The Lenox Town Hall Group Holiday Exhibition: BAC Potters Guild

2023: The Brothership Gallery: All Fired Up

2019: The Brooklyn Friends School: Art Teacher Exhibition

2018: The Brooklyn Friends School: Art Teacher Exhibition 

selected group-person exhibitions (1993-2006)

2006: Santa Fe Art Institute, Santa Fe CA, ‘H2O’ curated by JoAnna Isaaks Exit Art, NYC, 

          ‘Terrorvision’, curated by Jodie Hanel 

2006: Memphis College of Art, Memphis TN, curated by Cynthia Thompson 

2005: The Tugboat Film Series, NYC, curated by Sara Reisman 

          Sara Meltzer Gallery, NYC, ‘Time Share’, curated by Sara Meltzer 

          The Geneva Gallery, Geneva NY, ‘H2O’, curated by Jo Anna Isaak 

          Western University Gallery, Bellingham Washington, ‘H2O’ curated by Jo Anna Isaak 

2003: The Guggenheim Museum, “Drama Queens”, curated by Maria Christina Vilasenor      

          Guggenheim.com, Inaugural exhibition: “Drama Queens” 

The Palm Beach Museum of the Arts, “Video Jam” curated by Galen Josph Hunter  

          The Sara Meltzer Gallery “While the Cat’s Away” 

 Instituto Cubano del Arte e Industria Cinemato graficos “Selections from Art in General

2002: The Bronx Museum, 20 Years of AIM, curated by Marisole Nieves and Lydia Yee 

          The Sara Meltzer Gallery, “Float” curated by Sara Meltzer 

          Art in General, Video Marathon, organized by Holly Block

2001: The Museum of Modern Art “Young and Restless” curated by Stephen Vitiello, 

               Barbara London and Sally Berger 

MOCA, The Edge Festival, Los Angeles, curated by Simon Watson 

         The Rice University Art Gallery, “Itchy”, Houston, curated by Kim Davenport 

         The Flip Side Gallery, “Trace”, Williamsburg Bklyn, 

         The Downtown Arts Festival, New York, curated by Simon Watson and Allejandro Diaz     

         Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes , “Performing Video”, Mexico City, curated by Pip Day    

         White Columns, “Out of Boroughs”, New York, curated by Paul Ha and Lauren Ross   

         Smack Mellon, “Red Square”, New York 

         The Downtown Arts Festival, New York City, curated by Pip Day 

2000: Art in General, NYC, “Scale, Relatively Speaking”   curated by Holly Block

 The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York City, “Benefit Exhibition” curated by    

              Dan Cameron 

          White Columns, New York City, “Wall Works” curated by Paul Ha Exit Art, New York City,    

         “Hybro-Video” curated by Kate Hasmen and Jody Hanover The Kitchen, New York City,    

          UKS Gallery, Oslo Norway, “Young and Restless” The Barbican Center, London, England,   

         “Young and Restless” The Rhode Island School of Design Museum, “Young and Restless” 

  Instituto Cultural Belo Horizonte Brazil, “Young and Restless 

          Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, “Young and Restless”

1999: The Contemporary Art Museum,Honolulu,“Young and Restless”     

           Kunstbunker Tumulka, Munich Germany,“Young and Restless”  

          WRO Festival,Warsaw, Poland,“Young and Restless” presented by SallyBerger  

 The Brooklyn Museum of Art, NYC,“Current Undercurrent: Working in Brooklyn”

              Curated by Charlotta Kotik   

Arm and Hammer Museum, Los Angeles,"Too Jewish? Challenging Traditional Identities”   

              Curated by NormanKleeblatt 

          The Contemporary ,Baltimore, “Too Jewish? Challenging Traditional Identities”  

 The Bronx Museum of Art, NYC, Benefit Exhibition by Marisole Nieves and Lydia Yee  

The National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia,“TooJewishChallenging  

          Traditional Identities” curatedbyNormanKleeblatt 

          FlipsideGallery,Bklyn,“Fuse” 

1998: Ronald Feldman Gallery, NYC

The Jewish Museum, NYC,”Too Jewish? Challenging Traditional Identities    

               curated by Norman Kleeblatt

The Jewish Museum San Francisco:“Too Jewish? Challenging Traditional Identities”           

          Pierogi 2000 , Other Rooms

          The Women's Caucus for Art, Snug Harbor, NY

          BMCC: “3 Installations”: Dread Scott, Nurit Newman, Michael Richards

          East West Cultural Center curated by Robert Storr

selected grants and awards

The Pollock Krasner Foundation: Individual Artist Grant

The Franklin Furnace: Individual Artist Grant

New Jersey State Council on the Arts, New Forms Grant

Art in General Honorarian Grant

The Bronx Museum: Artist in the Marketplace

Artist Space: Individual Artist Grant

The Jewish Foundation for the Education of Women

New Jersey State Council on the Arts, New Forms Grant


selected publications:

Video Jam catalogue, by Galen Joseph Henry 

Shout Outs catalogue ,by Kim Davenport 

Knife Magazine,by James Collier 

Time Out New York, “The Art of the Deal”, Franklin Sirmans 

The New York Times: A Showcase for Emerging Talent Nurtured by Holland Cotter

The New York Times:“Nurit Newman”, KenJohnson 

Simon Says: “Nurit Newman”,Simon Watson 

The Chicago Tribune:“The Cultural lTraveler”, Michael Kilian 

LA Life: “Culture Clash” Reed Johnson 

The New York Times:“The Resurging Video, Reclaimed and Reoriented”-RobertaSmith 

Art Forum:summer issue:“Young and Restless.”Kristen M.Jones 

Art Issues Magazine:“San Francisco,Nurit Newman at the Jewish Museum by Amy Beck

“Too Jewish” catalogue by Norman Kleeblatt 

Coagula Art Journal,Gallegiate Art Report,“Nurit Newman at Silverstein.By Darrin Crane

The Los Angeles Times:“In Your Faith”-Jordan Elgrably 

The Washington Post:“TooJewish?”-Paula Span 

Columbia Daily Spectator“No More Japs” By Allison Gass 

The Village Voice:“Gris-GrisGoddessYaYa-Nurit Newman”by Jan Avgikos 

Norway Artist Lecture Series-Nurit Newman, interviewed by Judy Thomas 

The Village Voice:“Art Short List” by Kim Levin 

The New York Times:“art in Review:Other Rooms” by Roberta Smith 

The New York Times:”A Showcase for Artists Learning their business‘‘ by Holland Cotter 

Art in Genera l”Animated‘‘ exhibition catalogue-essay by Linh Dinh 

The Zimmerli Museum” 24 Artists‘‘exhibition catalogue 

Ocean County Observer-ArtistProfile: Nuirit Newman-EntertainmentSection 

Moscow Revolutionary Contemporary Union of Artists:Interview-Nurit Newman 

The Daily Targum,“ArtistProfile-Double Bind Exhibition-Nurit Newman”

Education:

RutgersThe State University of New Jersey, Mason Gross School of the Arts Degree: M.F.A. 

New York University, School of the Arts, Degree: B.F.A.