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Chris Doyle Click on images to proceed to each section Chris Doyle received his BA from Boston College (1981) and his Masters of Architecture from Harvard University (1985). His first solo gallery exhibition, In Private, was presented at Jessica Murray Projects (2002). His public art projects include Motor Home at The Queens Museum of Art; LEAP in Columbus Circle; Commutable at the Williamsburg Bridge, Flock at the Socrates Sculpture Park (New York); and What I See When I Look At You at The University of Michigan Museum of Art (Ann Arbor, MI). He has also been included in exhibitions at PS1 Contemporary Art Center, New Museum of Contemporary Art, Bronwyn Keenan Gallery, Exit Art, Sculpture Center (New York); Real Art Ways (Hartford); Galerie J. Fragnera (Prague); and PARK4DTV (Amsterdam). His work has been reviewed in The New York Times, Time Out, and New York Magazine. He has been awarded grants from New York Council for the Arts, New York Foundation for the Arts, Creative Capital, Percent for Art, and the Public Art Fund. He was also an artist-in-residence at the McDowell Colony. Doyle lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Press: Christiane Meixner. "Frische Maleri aus Manhattan." Morgenpost. May 18, 2004. Brian Sholis. Chris Doyle (review). Flash Art. November December 2003. Lytle Shaw. Chris Doyle, "In Private" (review). Time Out New York, March 7-14, 2002.
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