CHRISTIAN BURNOSKI
Untitled (White Canvas Arch), 2017
Untitled (White Canvas Arch), 2017
Overlapped Works (Black Curve/Sonic), 2017
Works Within Works (Cheif/Grunn/Untitled), 2017
Stacked Works (Jackie/Self-Portrait), 2017
Overlapped Works (Black Curve/Sonic), 2017
Works Within Works (Chief/Grunn/Untitled), 2017
Stacked Works (Jackie/Self-Portrait), 2017
Vertical Strings
(Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Left Hands: Seth Price, Simon Starling, Franz Erhard Walther, Jason Dodge, Johannes Wohnseifer.
Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Right Hands: Tom Burr, Dan Graham, Wolfgang Tillmans, John Armleder, Rirkrit Tiravanija.), 2019
(Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Left Hands: Seth Price, Simon Starling, Franz Erhard Walther, Jason Dodge, Johannes Wohnseifer.
Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Right Hands: Tom Burr, Dan Graham, Wolfgang Tillmans, John Armleder, Rirkrit Tiravanija.), 2019
Vertical Strings
(Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Left Hands: Seth Price, Simon Starling, Franz Erhard Walther, Jason Dodge, Johannes Wohnseifer.
Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Right Hands: Tom Burr, Dan Graham, Wolfgang Tillmans, John Armleder, Rirkrit Tiravanija.), 2019
(Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Left Hands: Seth Price, Simon Starling, Franz Erhard Walther, Jason Dodge, Johannes Wohnseifer.
Lengths of the Parameters of Artists' Right Hands: Tom Burr, Dan Graham, Wolfgang Tillmans, John Armleder, Rirkrit Tiravanija.), 2019
FREEDOM (Neon Next to Discarded Canvas from Jonathan Monk), 2012
FREEDOM (Neon Next to Discarded Canvas from Jonathan Monk), 2012
Three-Quarters (crescent moon), 2015
Three-Quarters (crescent moon), 2015
Untitled (Right Tilted Canvases Side By Side), 2017
Untitled (Right Tilted Canvases Side By Side), 2017
Shift 8cm, 9cm, 10cm (Black), 2015
Shift 8cm, 9cm, 10cm (Black), 2015
Tangled Strings Nr. 1, 2017
Tangled Strings Nr. 2, 2017
Tangled Strings Nr. 1, 2017 -------Tangled Strings Nr. 2, 2017
146.7 cm (chief), 2014
146.7 cm (chief), 2014
55.95 cm (black curve), 2014
55.95 cm (black curve), 2014
27.7 cm (untitled), 2015 -------26.6 cm (Jackie), 2015
27.7 cm (untitled), 2015
26.6 cm (Jackie), 2015
Ian's Circle on Canvas, 2015
Clown Nose Print (six noses), 2014
Clown Nose Print (six noses), 2014
Clown Nose Print (six noses), 2014
(detail)
(detail)
Clown Nose Print (single), 2014
Clown Nose Print (single), 2014
Red (typed with left-hand), Pink (typed with right-hand), 2014
Sooner or Later (Sooner), 2014
Sooner or Later (Later), 2014
Sooner or Later (Sooner), 2014
Sooner or Later (Later), 2014
Peace & Love, 2014
Peace & Love, 2014
Carl Andre & Ducks, 2015
Carl Andre & Ducks, 2015
Stripes without Stars (Unused Flag from Jonathan Monk), 2013
Stripes without Stars (Unused Flag from Jonathan Monk), 2013
4 to 9 (Yellow Neon From Jonathan Monk on from 4pm to 9pm), 2012
4 to 9 (Yellow Neon from Jonathan Monk on from 4pm to 9pm), 2012
Mirror Box (Roy Lichtenstein Screen Print Inside Mirror Box), 2007
Mirror Box (Roy Lichtenstein Screen Print Inside Mirror Box), 2007
Stacked on One Side, 2011
Balloons: One Every Five Days, 2010
Balloons: One Every Five Days, 2010
Stacked on One Side, 2011
Anonymous Scribbles, 2009-2010
Anonymous Scribbles, 2009-2010
Fence with Additions, 2010
Fence with Additions, 2010
Vine St, 2013
Vine St, 2013
Tennis Ball Under A Hat With White Buttons, 2013
Tennis Ball Under A Hat With White Buttons, 2013
Around in a Straight Line, 2012 (1/17 photos)
Around in a Straight Line, 2012 (film still)
Around in a Straight Line, 2012 (1/17 photos)
Around in a Straight Line, 2012 (film still)
Print Response, 2007-2012
Print Response, 2007-2012
Print Response, 2007-2012
Print Response, 2007-2012
Put It Back Together - Tape It Together, 2012
(Print Response with Paul McCarthy, film still)
(Print Response with Paul McCarthy, film still)
Put It Back Together - Tape It Together, 2012
(Print Response with Paul McCarthy, film still)
(Print Response with Paul McCarthy, film still)
Two Objects Found a Day Apart, 2010
Orange Found within Close Proximity, 2010
Orange Found within Close Proximity, 2010
Two Objects Found a Day Apart, 2010
Orange Found within Close Proximity, 2010
Plate Tape (radius of 15 cm), 2010
Plate Tape (radius of 15 cm), 2010
Christian Boltanski, Christine Baranski, Christian Burnoski, 2010
Christian Boltanski, Christine Baranski,
Christian Burnoski, 2010
Christian Burnoski, 2010
Paul McCartney, Paul McCarthy, 2010
Paul McCartney, Paul McCarthy, 2010
Editions
&
Publications
&
Publications
Coat Check Tag, 2013
(Little & Large Editions)
(Little & Large Editions)
Coat Check Tag, 2013--- (Little & Large Editions)
Print Response, 2012
(Motto Books)
(Motto Books)
Print Response, 2012--- (Motto Books)
b. 1979 US, works and lives in Berlin
Christian Burnoski's earlier works deal with found lines, synchronicities, and collaborations. In Print Response, for example, a collaborative piece he began in 2007, invited 44 renown artists to alter a print of his. The lines making up the print image derives from leftover markings on scrap paper used for a previous artwork.
His work has increasingly focused on pointing to absence, with works that move between what is there and what is not. Part one of his ongoing series called Space Apart, appropriates the outer sections of artworks, making them diptychs that are separated according to the original width dimensions. The empty space between is a central component, physically and conceptually. His work overall is minimal, concise, and displays stark bold colors & blacks. He makes works in a variety of forms, including assembled objects, altered textiles, paintings, photographs, neon, and inkjet canvas prints.
Christian Burnoski was born 1979 in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin USA. He studied at the Perpich Center for Arts Education in Minnesota and in 2002 received a Bachelor Degree in studio art from Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2008 he moved to Berlin, Germany where he has worked as a studio assistant to and been mentored by British artist Jonathan Monk. He has exhibited widely both in Europe and the US, including at public institutions Museo Casa Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, Italy, MOSTYN in Llandudno, Wales, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany.
> NOTHINGS (AND SOMETHINGS) review by Ioana Muntenescu
Christian Burnoski's earlier works deal with found lines, synchronicities, and collaborations. In Print Response, for example, a collaborative piece he began in 2007, invited 44 renown artists to alter a print of his. The lines making up the print image derives from leftover markings on scrap paper used for a previous artwork.
His work has increasingly focused on pointing to absence, with works that move between what is there and what is not. Part one of his ongoing series called Space Apart, appropriates the outer sections of artworks, making them diptychs that are separated according to the original width dimensions. The empty space between is a central component, physically and conceptually. His work overall is minimal, concise, and displays stark bold colors & blacks. He makes works in a variety of forms, including assembled objects, altered textiles, paintings, photographs, neon, and inkjet canvas prints.
Christian Burnoski was born 1979 in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin USA. He studied at the Perpich Center for Arts Education in Minnesota and in 2002 received a Bachelor Degree in studio art from Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2008 he moved to Berlin, Germany where he has worked as a studio assistant to and been mentored by British artist Jonathan Monk. He has exhibited widely both in Europe and the US, including at public institutions Museo Casa Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, Italy, MOSTYN in Llandudno, Wales, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany.
> NOTHINGS (AND SOMETHINGS) review by Ioana Muntenescu
b. 1979 US, works and lives in Berlin
Christian Burnoski's earlier works deal with found lines, synchronicities, and collaborations. In Print Response, for example, a collaborative piece he began in 2007, invited 44 renown artists to alter a print of his. The lines making up the print image derives from leftover markings on scrap paper used for a previous artwork.
His work has increasingly focused on pointing to absence, with works that move between what is there and what is not. Part one of his ongoing series called Space Apart, appropriates the outer sections of artworks, making them diptychs that are separated according to the original width dimensions. The empty space between is a central component, physically and conceptually. His work overall is minimal, concise, and displays stark bold colors & blacks. He makes works in a variety of forms, including assembled objects, altered textiles, paintings, photographs, neon, and inkjet canvas prints.
Christian Burnoski was born 1979 in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin USA. He studied at the Perpich Center for Arts Education in Minnesota and in 2002 received a Bachelor Degree in studio art from Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2008 he moved to Berlin, Germany where he has worked as a studio assistant to and been mentored by British artist Jonathan Monk. He has exhibited widely both in Europe and the US, including at public institutions Museo Casa Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, Italy, MOSTYN in Llandudno, Wales, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany.
> NOTHINGS (AND SOMETHINGS) review by Ioana Muntenescu
Christian Burnoski's earlier works deal with found lines, synchronicities, and collaborations. In Print Response, for example, a collaborative piece he began in 2007, invited 44 renown artists to alter a print of his. The lines making up the print image derives from leftover markings on scrap paper used for a previous artwork.
His work has increasingly focused on pointing to absence, with works that move between what is there and what is not. Part one of his ongoing series called Space Apart, appropriates the outer sections of artworks, making them diptychs that are separated according to the original width dimensions. The empty space between is a central component, physically and conceptually. His work overall is minimal, concise, and displays stark bold colors & blacks. He makes works in a variety of forms, including assembled objects, altered textiles, paintings, photographs, neon, and inkjet canvas prints.
Christian Burnoski was born 1979 in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin USA. He studied at the Perpich Center for Arts Education in Minnesota and in 2002 received a Bachelor Degree in studio art from Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 2008 he moved to Berlin, Germany where he has worked as a studio assistant to and been mentored by British artist Jonathan Monk. He has exhibited widely both in Europe and the US, including at public institutions Museo Casa Ivan Bruschi in Arezzo, Italy, MOSTYN in Llandudno, Wales, and KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, Germany.
> NOTHINGS (AND SOMETHINGS) review by Ioana Muntenescu
Contact
E-mail: studio.burnoski(at)gmail.com
Photo credits: Roman März
