Elementum

ELEMENTUM is an international group exhibition specifically created for the CCA Gallery. The selected works share a common use of a formal language which, reduced to the elementary provides the works with an intense awareness of the presence. The show explores the materiality as a site, not only as an object to be perceived, but as a time-space code. Be Andr, Helene Appel, Florian Auer, Awst & Walther, Miriam Bajtala, Florian Baudrexel, Nicole Bianchet, Julian Birbrajer, Slater Bradley, Andreas Bunte, Tibor Dieters, Aleana Egan, Robert Elfgen, Sofie Erlund, Franziska Furter, Nuria Fuster, Birke Gorm, Benjamin Grodin, Sabine Gross, Malene Haring, Dani Jakob, Markus Karstiess, Caiomhe Kilfeather, Eva Koch, Asger Dybvad Larsen, Mary McDonnell, Lorna Macintyre, Philipp Messner, Ulrike Mohr, Guillermo Mora, Alexandra Müller, Stefan Müller, Philip Newcombe, Nick Oberthaler, Rebecca Partridge, Payer + Gabriel, Kai Richter, Stefan Rieterer, Karin Ruggaber, Nastja Sade Rönkkö, Karl Troels Sandegård, Berit Schneidereit, Christine Schulz, Aguirre Schwarz, Anja Schwörer, Jakob Steen, David Stjernholm, Sissel Marie Tonn, Sebastian Wickeroth, Martin Wöhrl, Cajsa von Zeipel.

SupaStore Academy

SupaStore Academy, a permanent installation by the artist Sarah Staton at Nida Art Colony of Vilnius Academy of Arts, opens on 17 July 2020. SupaStore is a lively trading platform for artists and ideas, a mutable pop up that presents small artwork, multiples, and editions from a diverse selection of artists. The first SupaStore opened in 1993 in London and was repeated several times throughout the decade. As installations, functioning as working retail stores for artist-made multiples, the SupaStore series both facilitated exchange, referred to, and commented ironically on the increasing marketing of creativity. Commercialisation of public space, public spaces formed by infrastructure and architecture for commerce, artists communities, networks, and digitalisation of trade and exchange have been the topics recurring in Staton’s project since the 90s.

How small a thought

Group exhibition about the making and thinking process behind artists’ work. Curated by Anne Ryan and Andrew Child. With Rachel Adams, Francesca Anfossi, David J. Batchelor, Catherine Biocca, Gabriella Boyd, Fran Burden, Matthew Burrows, Andrew Child, Neil Clements, Alex Crocker, William Daniels, Bernice Donszelmann, Tim Garwood, Tom Hackney, Paul Hamlyn, David Harrison, Gabriel Hartley, Sophie Von Hellermann, Sara Kerry, Jack Lavender, Hannah Lees, Angus McCrum, Lindsey Mendick, Sarah Pickstone, Paloma Proudfoot, Tim Renshaw, Emma Roche, Phil Root, Karin Ruggaber, Anne Ryan, Aude Van Ryn, Holly Slingsby, Sarah Staton, Lucy Stein, David Surman, Ross Taylor, Milly Thompson, Jessica Wilson, Sam Windett, Nicole Wermers.

June Mostra

Group exhibition of Award holders at the British School at Rome. Part of the Abbey Fellowship 2018/19.

Relief #140, 21 E 12, Selldorf Architects, New York

Public Art Commission for 21 E 12, Selldorf Architects, Greenwich Village, New York, US. Permanent.

Spazi Aperti XVII

Group exhibition curated by Dalia Poleac and Matei Stoenescu. Organised by the Romanian Academy in Rome, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute and the Romanian Embassy in Italy.

Beyond Boundaries

"An exhibition of work by 24 artists of international renown with close working associations to two of the most important art institutions in the world; the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing (CAFA) and the Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London." Curated by Andrew Stahl and Guo Xiaohui.

The Weather Garden: Anne Hardy curates the Arts Council Collection

Group exhibition curated by Anne Hardy. The Weather Garden encompasses over thirty artworks in a diverse range of media that are engaged with material, physical action, and sensuality. Artists include: Roger Ackling, Claire Barclay, Becky Beasley, Appau Jnr Boakye-Yiadom, Claude Cahun, Lynn Chadwick, Alice Channer, Lygia Clark, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Jane Coyle, Hubert Dalwood, Rita Donagh, Barry Flanagan, John Gibbons, Shirazeh Houshiary, Kim Lim, Sarah Lucas, Lucia Nogueira, Madeleine Pledge, Ima-Abasi Okon, Margaret Organ, Karin Ruggaber, Veronica Ryan, Sebastian Thomas, Edward Weston and Cathy Wilkes.

Bottom of the lake

Solo exhibition at Greengrassi. The exhibition combines a number of physical and conceptual elements developing a wider narrative around my research into gesture, expression and the pictorial aspects of sculpture. Relief # 137, a concrete relief sculpture is set in contrast with a series of suspended wire sculptures.

The Ashtray Show West

Group exhibition at Belmacz, London, curated by Cullinan Richards and Steph Huang. This itinerant, temporary study collection is made up of artist's ashtrays from personal collections as well as bespoke pieces; sentimental, symbolic and idiosyncratic. Participating artists: Aaron Tan, Ab Rogers, Alexander Shchrenkov, Alexis Teplin, Alison Crawshaw , Arnaud Desjardin, Asta Meldal Lynge, Axel Koschier, Bernhard Rappold, Camilla Løw, Carla Åhlander, Céline Condorelli, Charlott Weise, Claudia Kugler, Coco Crampton, Cullinan Richards, Dan Coopey, Daniel Ferstl, Diango Hernández, Dominic Cullinan, Duccio Maria Gambi, Eleanor Vonne Brown, Emiliano Maggi, Emma McCormick-Goodhart, Esther Windsor, Fiona Banner, Florian Meisenberg, Francis Upritchard, Frauke Boggasch, George McCallum, Georgia Sowerby, Gernot Wieland, Giulio Delvè, Hamish Morrow, Hanako Geierhos, Hanna Mattes, Jack Burton, Jaehyung Park, Jemima Stehli, Jenny Runacre, Joel Tomlin, Johanna Magdalena Guggenberger, Joshua Lieberman, Karin Ruggaber, Kathy Slade, Katrin Plavčak, Lina Viste-Grønli, Lynda Wilson, Magdalena Drwiega, Markus Wüste, Martino Gamper, Matthias Kaiser, Michela de Mattei, Mikael Brkic, Milena Dragicevic, Min Hogg, Morten Skrøder Lund, Myfanwy MacLeod, Nick Masters, Nicole Wermers, Noah Sherwood, Oskar Korsár, Paul Housley, Paul Kindersley, Peter Fillingham, Phillipa Horan, Philipp Fleischmann, Rob Branigan, Rut Blees Luxemburg, Salvatore Viviano, Sam Chermayeff, Sam Dargan, Sarah Dobai, Sarah Staton, Simon English, Simon Popper, Siro Cugusi, Sophie von Hellermann, Steph Huang, Stephanie Theobald, Steve Sinclair, Tori Wrånes, Ursula Meyer, Uta Kögelsberger, Urara Tsuchiya, Vanessa Disler, Veljko Markovic.

Group Portrait with Garden

Collaboration: Karin Ruggaber and Anne Ryan, ‘A Shipwreck in Stormy Seas with Sirens on the Rocks' after Charles François Lacroix de Marseille, (A Fountain), 2018 Group exhibition with Perienne Christian, Barbara Einzig Benedict Ernst and Helen Morse Palmer, David George, Alison Gill, Clair Joy, Florian Roithmayr, Karin Ruggaber and Anne Ryan, Clare Stent, Suzanne Treister. Curated by Clair Joy.

Fully Awake 3:5

Group exhibition curated by Ian Hartshorne & Sean Kaye. Charles Danby with Neil Jeffries and Jawbone Jawbone Michael Evans with Alan Dyer and Mark Sibley Lyndsey Gilmour with Karin Ruggaber and Izzy Thompson Lothar Götz with Paul Huxley and Theresa Poulton Annette Heyer with Roger Ackling and Paul Gallagher Natasha Kidd with Tess Jaray and Will Kendrick Sarah Longworth-West with Estelle Thompson and Jessica Burgess Kevin O’Brien with Sam Fisher and Rosa Lee Tim Renshaw with David Ryan and Nancy Milner Dominic Shepherd with Andrew Stahl and Steve Moberly Michael Stubbs with Gerard Hemsworth and Clara Hastrup Virginia Verran with Trevor Sutton and Aimée Parrott

The Ashtray Show @ 4COSE

Group exhibition at 4COSE, London, curated by Cullinan Richards. Participating artists include Alexis Teplin, Arnaud Desjardin, Camilla Løw, Céline Condorelli, Cullinan Richards, Dan Coopey, Daniel Ferstl, Diango Hernández, Dominic Cullinan, Duccio Maria Gambi, Eleanor Vonne Brown, Fiona Banner, Florian Meisenberg, Francis Upritchard, Frauke Boggasch, George McCallum, Joshua Lieberman, Karin Ruggaber, Katrin Plavčak, Martino Gamper, Milena Dragicevic, Nicole Wermers, Noah Sherwood, Peter Fillingham, Rob Branigan, Rut Blees Luxemburg, Sarah Dobai, Sarah Staton, Simon English, Simon Popper, Sophie von Hellermann, Steph Huang, Ursula Meyer, Uta Kögelsberger

Odds

Group exhibition with Alastair Mackinven, Alexis Zelda Stevens, David Auborn, Edgar—Walker, Fran Meana, Frank Kent, Hiroko Nakajima, Holly Hendry, Imran Perretta, Ivan Maximov, Jennifer Campbell, Jonathan Kipps, Joseph Townshend, Josh Langan, Karin Ruggaber, Katja Larsson, Keef Winter, Lauren Keeley, Luke Gottelier, Nathaniel Rackowe, Paloma Proudfoot, Peter McDonald, Robbie Fife, Rory Biddulph, Rutie Borthwick, Sam Regan, Sara Strandby, Simon Faithfull, Susie Olczak, Teal Griffin plus special guests. Curated by Jon Kipps.

Drawing Biennale 2017

Drawing Biennial 2017 offers insights into how artists contend with a world in rapid and disorienting flux. A snapshot of contemporary drawing practices, the exhibition includes more than 240 new and recent works on paper by leading international artists. Exhibited work: Money #2, 2017 (Series of 5).

These Architectures We Make

Curated by Stefan Benchoam. With Elisabeth Wild, Giuseppe Gabellone, Felipe Mujica, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Karin Ruggaber and Johanna Unzueta. Condo 2.

Going Public: The Napoleone Collection

Pioneering collector of women artists, Valeria Napoleone, brings world class contemporary art to Touchstones Rochdale Art Gallery for Going Public – The Napoleone Collection. This exhibition will show personal highlights from Valeria Napoleone’s unparalleled private collection. With her first acquisition in the mid-1990s, Valeria Napoleone established a collection with a singular purpose; to champion the work of women artists and redress the gender imbalance she saw within the art world. Spanning from painting and sculpture to photography and installation, Valeria’s remarkable collection has gone on to represent some of the most important female artists of the past 20 years.

Painting is Dead

Group exhibition with Matthias Bitzer, Sophie Bueno-Boutellier, Manuel Canu, Robert Davis, Koen Delaere, Aleana Egan, Carsten Fock, Jan S. Hansen, Alexandra Hopf, Stefan Müller, Bernd Ribbeck, Karin Ruggaber, Holger Schmidhuber Han Schuil, Niels Trannois, Claudia Wieser. Curated by Jackie Herbst.

El curso natural de las cosas

Group exhibition curated by Tania Pardo. With Adolfo Schlosser, Herman de Vries, Fernando García, Fernando Buenache, Nicolás Paris, Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, Irene Grau, Karin Ruggaber, Federico Guzmán, Francis Alÿs, Milena Muzquiz, Elena Aiztkoa,and Betty Woodman. The conceptual point of departure for the exhibition is the text "I Work Like a Gardener", written by Joan Miró and first published in 1983 in the journal Los cuadernos del Norte.

Going Public - The Napoleone Collection

Going Public: International Art Collectors in Sheffield show highlights from one of Europe’s finest private collections of twentieth century and contemporary art. With her first acquisition in the mid-1990s, Valeria Napoleone established a collection with a singular purpose; to champion the work of women artists and redress the gender imbalance she saw within the art world. Spanning painting and sculpture to photography and installation, Napoloene’s remarkable collection has gone on to represent some of most pioneering female artists of the past 20 years.

Group Show

Group show with Sam Bakewell, Catherine Biocca, Gareth Cadwallader, Shelagh Cluett, Kulisek/Lieske, Simon Ling, Jennifer Packer, Jennifer Pastor, Colin Pearson, Karin Ruggaber and Soroku Toyoshima.

Painting and Beyond

Group exhibition curated by Froso Papadimitriou. With Huang Lanya, Ching-Yao Chen, Misaki Kodama, Sara Karin Fisher, Froso Papadimitriou and Karin Ruggaber. The exhibition is aiming to explore the factors that affect artistic expression in the UK and Taiwan such as art trends, the socio-political context, education and cultural references and the impact they have on contemporary painting both in subject matter and technique.

It's your birthday

Group exhibition of work by artists who are currently members and studio holders at Cubitt. Presented by Darbyshire, London. Part of Cubitt’s 25th anniversary since it was founded at Goodsway in Kings Cross. Cubitt is an artist-led organisation based in Islington, London. Founded by a group of artists in 1991, Cubitt consists of a non-profit gallery, 32 artist studios and a locally-focused education programme.

Quiz 2

QUIZ 2, SUR UNE IDÉE DE ROBERT STADLER, curated by Robert Stadler and Alexis Vaillant. The objects gathered together for the exhibition defy pre-established categories such as sculpture, product, furniture, etc. They intrigue us, leaving us perplexed and, above all, incite great freedom in terms of apprehending and appreciating them. These barely-recognisable and stimulating things go beyond the usual “art or design?” or “art and design?” formulas, rendering the question of the status of objects obsolete and aiming to explore the state of things today through their incongruous, astonishing or falsely recognizable forms.

undone/beings/very

Solo exhibition at Walter Knoll, London. Curated by systems. Karin Ruggaber projects a fictional space onto modernist design of the kind represented by the manufacturer’s brand. Walter Knoll is a leading international manufacturer of upholstery and design furniture. Their products create spaces for living: with classic and modern designs characterised by their comfort and longevity. systems’ project consists of a series of investigations into the legacy and present possibilities of modernist design, extended through publication, writing and exhibition.

Façade Project for Deptford Lounge.

Relief # 128, 2015. Installation of a relief sculpture onto the façade of Deptford Lounge. Public project for Deptford X. Curated by Janette Parris.

Accadra' Domani

an ongoing archive of artist's books curated by Gregorio Magnani. with anonimo, kasper andreasen, diana artus, blisterzine, daniel gustav cramer, mariana castillo deball, michael dean, arnaud desjardin, johanna drucker, melissa dubbin & aaron s. davidson, karl holmqvist, takashi homma, brian kennon, louis lüthi, sara mackillop, kristen mueller, sophie nys, asher penn, chiara pergola, simon popper, lucy powell, alessandro roma, karin ruggaber, christoph schifferli, izet sheshivari, rachel simkover, erik steinbrecher, mladen stropnik, derek sullivan, nik thoenen & lorenzo le kou meyr, peter tillessen, erik van der weijde, jean-michel wicker the exhibition is dedicated to the most recent phase in the history of artists’ books. these are works of art that borrow the format and the particular modes of distribution and consumption of the book; they are not books replicating works of art, but works of art that exist exclusively through the format of the book. all the books selected are either self-published or participate in a minor economy of small independent publishers. their modes of production and circulation, as well as the conditions under which they are housed and experienced, create and reinforce their content.

Alioli

Group exhibition with Jo Addison, Eric Bainbridge, Matthew Ferguson, Robert Filby, Pierre-Charles Filipo, Georgina Hayes, Simon Newby, Karin Ruggaber, Yonatan Vinitsky.

The Library Vaccine / Everything is About to Happen

Everything is About to Happen: An ongoing archive of artists' books selected by Gregorio Magnani. The Library Vaccine presents a number of discrete collections of books in order to sample art's distinctive relationship to the book form in its singularity, and in its states of reproduction, distribution and accumulation. The exhibition addresses the book as a particular technology, and in its collective state of the private collection, reading room or library, as a social machine – registering social and personal histories, and articulating structures of knowledge and value through the relations between its parts.

A merman I should turn to be

Group exhibition curated by Dan Coopey. With Rupert Ackroyd, Aaron Ange, Nicholas Byrne, Alex Dordoy, Graham Ellard & Stephen Johnstone, Paul Housley, Alexis Marguerite Teplin, Ruairiadh O'Connell, Karin Ruggaber.

Quiz

Group exhibition about the relationship between art and design objects curated by Alexis Vaillant and Robert Stadler, Ensemble Poirel, Nancy, France. With Ron Arad, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Aaron Curry, Thea Djordjadze, Konstantin Grcic, Roger Hiorns, David Musgrave, Manfred Pernice, Tobias Rehberger, Ettore Sottsass, Ricky Swallow, Nicole Wermers, Franz West, Heimo Zobernig and others. Catalogue edited by Robert Stadler and Alexis Vaillant. With texts by Kirsty Bell, Claire Brunet, Emily King, Edouard Montassut, Robert Stadler and Alexis Vaillant.

Bad Copy: Carrdiff by Parris

Museums at Night 2014. Bad Copy - a project organised by Janette Parris

Somewhat Abstract

Selections from the Arts Council Collection. Group exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary selected by Alex Farquharson. Artists include Tomma Abts, Armando Andrade Tudela, Frank Auerbach, Francis Bacon, Anna Barriball, David Batchelor, Zarina Bhimji, Karla Black, Peter Blake, David Bomberg, Christine Borland, Martin Boyce, Varda Caivano, Anthony Caro, Helen Chadwick, Adam Chodzko, Prunella Clough, Bernard Cohen, Harold Cohen, Keith Coventry, Cathy De Monchaux, Richard Deacon, Jeremy Deller, Rita Donagh, Garth Evans, Barry Flanagan, Elisabeth Frink, Gilbert and George, Laura Godfrey-Isaacs, Paul Graham, Alexis Harding, Raphael Hefti, Barbara Hepworth, Thurston Hopkins, John Hoyland, Zebedee Jones, Emma Kay, Philip Lai, Peter Lanyon, John Latham, Mark Lewis, Hilary Lloyd, Kenneth Martin, Gustav Metzger, Alan Michael, Yoko Ono, Eduardo Paolozzi, Kathy Prendergast, Bridget Riley, Karin Ruggaber, Colin Self, Walter Sickert, Daniel Sinsel, Lucy Skaer, Richard Smith, Jem Southam, The Hackney Flashers, Wolfgang Tillmans, Amikam Toren, William Tucker, Mark Wallinger, Rebecca Warren, Richard Wentworth, Rachel Whiteread, Cathy Wilkes, Stephen Willats, Cerith Wyn Evans. Virtually every significant artistic movement since the Second World War is touched on in this major exhibition drawn from The Arts Council’s own national collection, curated by Nottingham Contemporary’s Director Alex Farquharson. Spanning seven decades of art made in Britain, Somewhat Abstract shows the work of 70 artists, eight of them Turner Prize winners. Abstract art is the exhibition’s starting point. Yet as its title suggests most of the art works are near-abstract, rather than truly abstract. They are works in which the world has undergone a transformation. The image has lost its definition to become something else, while still retaining a sense of where it came from.

Call me on Sunday

Group exhibition at Krinzinger Projekte, Vienna. Curated by Ursula Maria Probst. With Marina Abramović, Ida Applebroog, Tauba Auerbach, Monika Baer, Clarina Bezzola, Juliette Bonneviot, Louise Bourgeois, Ulla von Brandenburg, Johanna Calle, Beatrice Caracciolo, Naia del Castillo, Angela de la Cruz, Katrina Daschner, Tacita Dean, Aleksandra Domanović, VALIE EXPORT, Marina Faust, Female Obsession, Mary Frank, Pamela Fraser, Sonja Gangl, Isa Genzken, Michela Ghisetti, Dorothee Golz, Katharina Grosse, Jitka Hanzlová, Kathi Hofer, Judith Hopf, Roni Horn, Anna Jermolaewa, Birgit Jürgenssen, Maureen Kaegi, Kerstin Kartscher, Luisa Kasalicky, Laleh Khorramian, Erika Giovanna Klien, Alena Kotzmannová, Alicja Kwade, Marie-Jo Lafontaine, Maria Lassnig, Louise Lawler, Sonia Leimer, Natalia LL, Liza Lou, Dorit Margreiter, Ursula Mayer, Chiara Minchio, Şükran Moral, Martina Nehrling, Meret Oppenheim, Laura Owens, Danica Phelps, Amalia Pica, PRINZGAU/Podgorschek, Agnieszka Polska, Pushpamala N., Rivka Rinn, Judith Rohrmoser a.k.a. Jaye, Signe Ross, Karin Ruggaber, Eva Schlegel, Toni Schmale, Nora Schultz, Constanze Schweiger, Nino Sekhniashvili, Elfie Semotan, Cindy Sherman, Esther Stocker, Despina Stokou, Ingeborg Strobl, Meg Stuart, Urszula Tarasiewicz, Maria Temnitschka, Tatiana Trouvé, Julia Vecsei, Sophie Whettnall CALL ME ON SUNDAY is the second of several parts of the long-term series CCC (curators collectors collaborations) initiated by Krinzinger Gallery - a starting point for the interconnection of international collectors and curators. Inspired by the consequent attitudes of the collectors Valeria Napoleone (London) and Alexia Stuefer (Vienna), who limit their collections to artworks by female artists, CALL ME ON SUNDAY focuses on 77 artistic positions by female artists. The Krinzinger Projekte’s exhibitions spaces therefore display oeuvres of international artists in private collections and arranges them in a dramaturgically intertwined setting. The exhibition also makes references to the legendary show “Eccentric Abstraction” by US-American curator and critic Lucy Lippard, that took place in New York in 1966 and - deviating from what the title would suggest - addressed the subjects of strong, autonomous, female corporeality and lifestyle.

Of and For

Group exhibition curated by Camilla Wilson and Mary Maclean. With Peter Fillingham, Dave Hanger, Mary Maclean, Jess Macneil, Caroline McCarthy, Karin Ruggaber, Camilla Wilson, Eleanor J Wright, Emily Wolfe. Inhabited space, both private and public, is the subject of this exhibition. It suggests that the experience of interior and exterior architectural space is expressed by the part rather than the whole, the fragment rather than a totality. The fragment is asymmetrical, dynamic, occupying a moment of internalised attention, as the agent of an unresolved narrative.

Taking note or The Curious Eye

Group exhibition around the idea of noticing and taking note. Curated by Robin Jones

STAG - Berlin/London

Group exhibition curated by Katrin Plavcak and Cullinan Richards. With Monika Baer, Luca Bertolo, Hanna-Mari Blencke, Andrew Bick, Varda Caivano, Ben Cottrell, Milena Dragicevic, Béatrice Dreux, Olivier Guesselé-Garai, Sophie von Hellermann, Sigrid Holmwood, Robert Holyhead, Ursula Hübner, Johanna Kandl, Jutta Koether, Rannva Kunoy, Antje Majewski, Marzena Nowak, Katrin Plavcak, Reto Pulfer, Gunter Reski, Cullinan Richards, Karin Ruggaber, Christian Schwarzwald, Ulrika Segerberg, Noah Sherwood, Dillwyn Smith, Esther Stocker, Monica Tap, Alexis M Teplin, Caragh Thuring, Corinne Wasmuht, Marcus Weber, Sue Williamsn e Amelie von Wulffen.

Leichte Verstörung in den Fabriken

Group exhibition curated by Adrian Schiesser: With Stefan Gross, Karin Ruggaber, Liam Gillick, Mustafa Hulusi, Sarah Morris, Tiago Carneiro da Cunha, Fayçal Baghriche, Kapwani Kiwanga, Michel Bo Michel.

A Conspiracy of Detail

Group exhibition with Pio Abad, Jonathan Baldock, Josh Blackwell, Jim Lambie, Hew Locke, Alex Pollard, Eva Rothschild, Karin Ruggaber, Renee So. Curated by Jenny Brownrigg. This exhibition looks at the ideas contemporary practice has around adornment, exploring cultural, social and material aspects. It looks at the status that detail and embellishment has now in contemporary practice. The highly detailed Mackintosh Museum welcomes this examination also, with the building itself influenced by the Arts & Crafts Movement that Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his peer group were part of.

Karla Black & Karin Ruggaber

Two person exhibition organised by the Arts Council Collection

An outside of a house

Solo exhibition of newly commissioned work. Exhibition funding through Henry Moore Foundation Project Grant and Elephant Trust.

Drawing Biennale 2013

Curated by Drawing Room directors, over 200 artists are invited to make an original drawing in any medium on an A4 sheet of paper. The Biennial presents an insight into contemporary artists approach and relationship to drawing, often exposing the first intimations of a new body of work, providing insights into previously hidden working processes or revealing atypical modes of work. Exhibited work: Dogs, Money & Houses #2, 2013.

I don't feel like it: The Indifference of Objects

Group exhibition curated by Florian Roithmayr. With Caroline Achaintre, Jess Flood-Paddock, Alex Heim, Hilary Koob-Sassen and Karin Ruggaber.

Shorts

"Shorts", 9 video clips produced in collaboration with Sarah Staton. Screening at Flights of Fancy, Verein zur Förderung von Kunst und Kultur am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz, Berlin. Curated by Jaspar-Joseph Lester and Susanne Prinz.

Karin Ruggaber

Solo exhibition at greengrassi, London.

Karin Ruggaber - Swiss Church in London

Solo exhibition of new work made in response to the space of the 19th century Swiss Church and its recent renovation by architects Christ and Gantenbein.

Camulodunum

Inaugural group exhibition at Firstsite's new public gallery designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects. One of four commissioned artists including Michaela Eichwald, Aleksandra Mir and Danh Vo. Curated by Michelle Cotton.

Modernism has two faces

Group exhibition curated by Sarah Staton and Simon Bill. With Eva Berendes, Enrico David, Karin Ruggaber, Sarah Staton, Simon Bill.

Savage Messiah

Group exhibition curated by Michelle Cotton and Rob Tufnell. With works by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Steve Claydon, Keith Coventry, Anthea Hamilton, Mark Leckey, Dereck Jarman, Eduardo Paolozzi, Ezra Pound, Daniel Silver and others.

Drawing Biennale 2011

Now firmly established in the art world calendar Drawing Biennial presents the latest developments in contemporary drawing and demonstrates the crucial role that drawing plays in contemporary art practices.

Just Photography

Group exhibition of photography curated by Bruce Haines. Just Photography brings together a cross-generational gathering of artists from Europe for whom photography exists either as dominant practice or a more casual endeavour. Presenting a range of works from the 1980s to the present day, through their various formal, conceptual or performative experiments, their photographs seem historically to be ambiguously located in time. Artists: Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili, Tim Braden, Bianca Brunner, Hugo Canoilas, Ernst Caramelle, Lourdes Castro, Raphael Danke, Jane England, Jason Evans, Adam Gillam, Melissa Gordon, Ilana Halperin, Anne Hardy, Raphael Hefti, Alex Heim, Jessica Mallock, Andrew Mania, Rudolf Polanszky, Sam Porritt, Dan Rees, Sophy Rickett, Karin Ruggaber, Monika Schwitte, Lindsay Seers, Miroslav Tichy and Li Yuan-chi.

British Art Show 7, In the Days of the Comet

National Touring Exhibition curated by Lisa Le Feuvre and Tom Morton organised by the Hayward Gallery, London. “The British Art Show is widely recognized as the most ambitious and influential exhibition of contemporary British art. The 39 selected artists have been chosen on the grounds of their significant contribution to contemporary art in the last 5 years.” The exhibition toured from Nottingham Contemporary in 2010, to the Hayward Gallery, London, Glasgow Museum of Art and venues in Plymouth during 2011.

Drawing Biennale 2009

Drawing Biennial 2009 presents the latest developments in contemporary drawing and demonstrates the crucial role that drawing plays in contemporary art practices.

The Sculpture Show, The Real

Group exhibition. The Real curated by Fergal Stapleton. With Phyllida Barlow, Tom Burr, Anne Damer, Audrey Reynolds, Karin Ruggaber, Fergal Stapleton and Martin Westwood.

Los Vinilos

Group exhibition curated by Henry Coleman for Zoo Art Fair 2008

The Krautscho Club

Exhibition curated by Anna-Catharina Gebbers for "The Forgotten Bar Project", Berlin and "Material Presence", 176 Project Space, London

Karin Ruggaber

solo exhibition at greengrassi, London

Legende

Group exhibition curated by Alexis Vaillant at Chamarande, Essonne. “Created for Department Domain de Chamarande - its 17th century castle, hunting lodge, ice-house, and chapel - the exhibition brings together works of 47 international artists. The works interrogate the artificiality of the current world and render up intensified visions of it…” Artists include David Altmejd, Roger Hiorns, Gedi Sibony, Pae White and Lisa Yuskavage.

Mittlere Körnung

3 person exhibition curated by Tatiana Echeverri-Fernandez: Wolfgang Breuer, Thomas Humphreys, Karin Ruggaber

Hope and Despair

Group exhibition, Cell Project Space. Curated by Bob Matthews. With Alexandra Bircken, Kaye Donachie, Ian Hunt, Mark Titchner and others.

EAST International 2007

Group exhibition selected by Matthew Higgs and Marc Camille Chaimowicz. Installation of 19 relief sculptures onto the facade of Norwich Gallery. Arts Council Lottery Grant.

Los Vinilos - El Basilisco

Group exhibition curated by Henry Coleman including Pae White, Mark Titchner, David Musgrave and others.

Friedrich

Group exhibition curated by Bruce Haines. With Markus Amm, Helene Appel, Eva Berendes, Ellen Gronemeyer, Alex Heim, Karin Ruggaber and Nicole Wermers.

How to improve the World

Arts Council Collection exhibition curated by Michael Archer and Roger Malbert

Karin Ruggaber, Art Now, Tate Britain

Solo exhibition at Art Now, Tate Britain. Karin Ruggaber - From hard to soft.

60 - Arts Council Collection

2006 marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Arts Council Collection. The Arts Council Collection is the largest loan collection of post-war British art in the world. Since 1946, it has acquired some 7,500 works - including over 700 sculptures and installations - for loan to exhibitions and public spaces across the UK and beyond.

The way we work now

Group exhibition curated by Bruce Haines with Stuart Cumberland, Roger Hiorns, Adam Gillam, Ian Kiaer, Rachel Kneebone, Karin Ruggaber and Francis Upritchard

Claire Hooper & Jacob Jürgensen, Karin Ruggaber

Group exhibition at Rachmaninoff's, London. Curated by Matthew Arnatt and Maggie Smith

mega-süper military style

solo exhibition at greengrassi, London.

Der Tod und das Mädchen

Exhibition curated by Sophie von Hellermann, in conjunction with Elfriede Jelinek reading.

Present Future

A solo exhibition at Present Future, Artissima 11.

Ideal Standard

Group exhibition curated by Elena Filipovic. With Goshka Macuga, Simon Moretti, Karin Ruggaber, Veit Stratman and Anton Vidokle.

Modellsituation Berlin

Kunststiftung at Landesvertretung Baden-Württemberg, Berlin. Group exhibition of scholarship holders.

Honey I rearranged the collection

Group exhibition at Corvi-Mora and greengrassi, London. With Allen Ruppersberg, Roger Hiorns, David Musgrave, Lisa Yuskavage, Silke Otto-Knapp, Tomma Abts, Jim Isermann and others.

The Straight or Crooked Way

A project by Goshka Macuga. Curating Contemporary Art, RCA.

US work and men's shirts

Solo exhibition at greengrassi, London

Slimvolume Poster Publication

organised by Andrew Hunt

Rene Daniels and Karin Ruggaber

No time wasters

Group exhibition at KIAD, Rochester. Curated by Mark Dickenson and Martin Clark

Exchange

Group exhibition curated by Rupert Norfolk and Henry Coleman

Predator

Group exhibition curated by Giles Perry and Jorn Ebner

Cowboy Cinema

A project with ARTLAB, Charlotte Cullinan and Jeanine Richards

Minutes Only

Performance evening at Orgelfabrik, Karlsruhe. Curated by Rainer Ecke.

D.I.Y.

Group exhibition at 15C, London. Curated by Frank Hannon. With Artlab, Bob and Roberta Smith, Karin Ruggaber, Luke Gottelier.

Rutger Hauer

A group exhibition curated by Giles Perry. Artist include Anne Tallentire & John Seth, Jaspar Joseph Lester, Jorn Ebner, Karin Ruggaber, Calum Stirling, Italo Zuffi, Tasha Amini, coolbeans films, Caitlin Elster. Supported by the Italian Cultural Institute and the German Embassy.

Karin Ruggaber

Solo exhibition at Haus der Kunststiftung, Stuttgart. Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg.

Peter Kapos, David Musgrave, Karin Ruggaber

Group exhibition at greengrassi, London.

297 x 210

Group exhibition and publication, Arthouse, Dublin. Curated by Arthur R Rose.

year

Year-long exhibition project curated by Mark Dickenson and Martin Clark. Curating Contemporary Art, Royal College of Art.

set

Solo exhibition at Arthur R Rose, London.

Thinking Aloud

National Touring Exhibition curated by Richard Wentworth

New Contemporaries 98

Open Submission Touring Exhibition selected by Phyllida Barlow, Eddie Berg, Christine Hohenbüchler and Adrian Searle. Since 1949 New Contemporaries has played a vital part in the story of contemporary British art, and has reflected as well as responded to developments in artistic practice, the changing landscape of galleries, and the role of art school education over nearly 70 years.

Banana Republic

Group exhibition curated by Francis Outred, Alun Rowlands and Mark Dickenson. Artists include Rupert Norfolk, Graham Gussin, Tim Evans, Elizabeth Kent, Tim Marr, Doris Kroth, Karin Ruggaber, Marysia Lewandowska & Neil Cummings, Caroline Warde

Studio floor series, 2017

"Studio floor series, 2017" is an artist's book/publication commissioned by Bloomberg SPACE. It is an exploration of the studio floor are as an arena for material thinking, composition and making. Published as part of "Physical Information", an exhibition series and symposium organised by Rupert Norfolk. It is part of an exhibition series co-curated by Rupert Norfolk and Henry Coleman at Bloomberg SPACE 2016/17, exploring how physical objects can generate alternative experiences in an increasingly abstract world.