Clare Rojas

J.M.P.H.A.M., 2003. Gouache, latex, paper, and material, 16 x 8 1/2 inches. Photo Wilfred Jay Jones

Untitled, 2003. Gouache, latex, paper, and material, 19 x 15 inches. Photo Wilfred Jay Jones

BIOGRAPHY

Born: Columbus, Ohio, 1976
Resides: San Francisco
Education: School of the Art Institute of Chicago (M.F.A., 2002); Rhode Island School of Design (B.F.A., 1998)

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2002
“Doing My Day,” Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.
“Maybell Crick,” Lizabeth Oliveria, San Francisco.
“Walk Like Man,” New Image Art, Los Angeles.

Selected Group Exhibitions

2004
“Beautiful Losers,” Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center.
“East of the Sun and West of the Moon,” White Columns, New York.

2003
“Pocket Atlas,” Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco.
“Outerspace Hillbilly,” Luggage Store, San Francisco.

2002
“Scratch Off the Serial,” Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.

2001
“Widely Unknown,” Deitch Projects Wooster Street Space, New York.
“East Meets West,” Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia.

2000
“Fresh Blood,” Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia.
“The Manipulators,” Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington.
“It’s a Pleasure to Serve You,” Vox Populi, Philadelphia.

Selected Screenings

2003
“New York Underground Film Festival,” Northsix, Brooklyn. Also 2000.

2000
“Ann Arbor Film Festival,” Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor.
“Sarah Lawrence College Experimental Film and Video Festival,” Sarah Lawrence, New York.
“Hi Mom Film Festival” (with performance), Carrboro Arts Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
“Cleveland International Film Festival,” Tower City Cinemas, Cleveland.
“Big Muddy Film Festival,” Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.
“Central Florida Film Festival,” Orlando.
“Chicago Underground Film Festival,” Landmark’s Century Centre Cinema, Chicago.
“New York Expo of Short Films and Video,” Anthology Film Archives, New York.

Selected Performances

2003
“Noise Pop,” San Francisco.

2002
“In the Street Festival,” 500 Block of Ellis Street San Francisco.

2001
“Debut Party,” Material Clothing Company, Tokyo.