Denise Prince
Denise Prince is an Austin, Texas based, American artist working in film, photography, and performance. Influenced by critical theory at CalArts in Los Angeles, she has worked closely with clinical philosopher and psychoanalyst Charles Merward since 2007.
Prince is known for working in the visual syntax of fashion and style photography. Her practice of redefining beauty predates the current concerns for hypermodern subjects by a decade. Prince’s work has been clarified, confronted, and interpreted by psychoanalyst members of the World Association of Psychoanalysis, has been exhibited internationally and has been featured on PBS Television and in Vogue Magazine.
SELECT EXHIBITIONS
Metropolitan Museum of Art, Two exhibition publications added to the Thomas J. Watson Library, New York, New York
Bill Arning Exhibitions, solo exhibition of photography and video, Houston, Texas
MARYMARY projects, solo exhibition of video and photography, New York, New York
International Zizek Studies Conference, Parallax Future(s) in Art, Design Ideology, and Philosophy, photography and film in exhibition, Cincinnati, Ohio
The High Line, New York; Buffalo Bayou, Houston; Waller Creek, Austin; The 606, Chicago; The Bentway, Toronto; New Monuments for New Cities
Photo Vogue Festival, A Glitch in the System, Milan, Italy
Red Hooks Labs, Labs New Artists III, Brooklyn, New York
PBS Television, Captivating Not Captive featured in Coming Back
Ivester Contemporary, Lacquer Panique, Austin, Texas
YVA with the Festival Art on Video, Salerno, Italy
Marfa Open, Captivating Not Captive, Marfa, Texas
Kopeikin Gallery, Women's Work, Los Angeles, California
Effearte Gallery, Solo exhibition, Beyond This Thing Between Us, Milan, Italy
Off Bratislava, dogmatiX, Bratislava, Slovakia
Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Photography included in the permanent collection, Houston, Texas
Anthology Film Archive, The Deep End, New York, New York
EDUCATION
California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, California
School of Visual Arts, New York, New York
Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture