Selected Exhibitions in and before 2004

[More images and exhibitions are forthcoming from the artist archive]

Monika Weiss-Elytron, Chelsea Art Museum, New York (2003)

Curated by Jolanta Gora-Wita, part of The Sonic Self, in collaboration with NY Arts Magazine. Work in the exhibition Elytron (Spirint and body are only two wings), 2003, live movement and sound performance, video and sound installation. Photographic documentation by Hermann Feldhaus. For more information click here.

OHM 2, a performance in frequency, El Museo del Barrio, Bronx, New York (2003)

Work in the exhibition: Narke (Sonic Canvas), 2003, live performance, installation with canvas a contact microphones, charcoal.

Monika Weiss-Drawing Room (Achea Rheon: River of Sorrow), Whitney Museum of Contemporary Art, New York (2003)

Curated by Mayrav Fisher, part of Family Day, a series of projects and performances inviting participation of children and adults. Work in the exhibition Drawing Room (Achea Rheon: River of Sorrow),2023, live performance with participation of passersby, canvas, charcoal, video, sound composition, and the artist body.

Ennoia, Diapason Gallery for Sound and Media, New York (2002)

Curated by Michael Schumacher, part of a series of projects Two Modes of Listening, sound in collaboration with Stephen Vitiello. Work in the exhibition Ennoia (2002), live performance, cast-concrete vessel, projected video, sound. Photographic documentation by Hermann Feldhaus. For more information click here.

Drawing the City (Day One, Day Two), Hudson Valley MOCA, Peekskill, NY (2004)

Curated by Koan Jeff Baysa, part of Peekskill Project. Work in the exhibition: Drawing the City (Day One, Day Two), 2004, live performance with participation of pedestrians, resulting aerial video and sound work in limited edition.

Monika Weiss - Koiman, Space 1181, Atlanta, GA (1998)

Curated by John Otte. Work in the exhibition: Koiman (1998), cast-concrete sculpture, used motor oil, projected video, sound composition. For more information click here.

Monika Weiss - St.Sebastian from Atlanta, Nexus Press at The Atlanta Contemporary (formerly Nexus Art Center), Atlanta (1996)

Work in the exhibition: St.Sebastian from Atlanta (1996), cycle of large-scale black and white photography, found Olympic archery target used by Polish female team in 1996 Olympic Games. For more information click here.