Artist
STEPHANIE TEMMA HIER
Stephanie Temma Hier, born in 1992 in Toronto, now lives and works in Brooklyn. She received her BFA from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 2014. Her painting reflects the experience of traversing digital space in the 21st Century, mimicking the adage “falling down the rabbit hole” to describe the contemporary imagery consumption and visual culture, in which meanings fluctuate as images are brought together temporarily by seemingly indifferent big data algorithm to hierarchies of high and low culture values. Constantly straddling the fine line between alluring and grotesque, Hier’s photorealistic paintings and their sculptural pairings examine the personal mementos and sentimentality imbued into familiar daily objects, speaking to our obsession with material culture, and how objects shape and represent us as a form for humanity. Recent solo exhibitions include: CORRIDORS, Gallery Vacancy, Shanghai, 2024; Roadside Picnic, Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal, 2023; This must be the place, Nino Mier, Brussels, 2023; Palate Cleanser, Nino Mier, Los Angeles, 2021; Soft Options, Hard Edges, Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal, 2021; Swallowing the Pit, Gallery Vacancy, Shanghai, 2020. Her works have been featured in group exhibitions at: Kotaro Nukaga, Tokyo; Deji Art Museum, Nanjing; Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles; Nino Mier, New York; Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal; Kasmin Gallery, New York; Galerie Hussenot, Paris; Jack Hanley Gallery, New York. Hier was the recipient of multiple grants from Canada Council for the Arts, the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, and participated in residency programs at Salon Nino Mier Cologne; Storm King Art Center, New York; and Hospitalfield, Arbroath.
Stephanie Temma Hier, More than a bad habit, 2019
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Solo Exhibitions
2024 Intrusions, Massimo De Carlo, Paris, FR 2024 CORRIDORS, Gallery Vacancy, Shanghai, CN 2023 Roadside Picnic, Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal, CA 2023 This must be the place, Nino Mier Gallery, Brussels, BE 2021 Palate Cleanser, Nino Mier Gallery, Los Angeles, US 2021 Soft Options, Hard Edges, Galerie Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal, CA 2020 Swallowing the Pit, Gallery Vacancy, Shanghai, CN 2020 Spring Now Comes Unheralded, Franz Kaka, Toronto, CA 2019 Gridded and Girdled, Y2K group, New York, US 2018 Walnuts and pears you plant for your heirs, David Dale Gallery, Glasgow, UK 2017 Part and Parcel, Downs & Ross, New York, US 2017 Be true to your teeth and they won't be false to you, NEOCHROME, Turin, IT 2015 HERE'S THE CATCH, JOHANNES VOGT, New York, US Group Exhibitions 2024 Between the Lines, Kathy Ruttenberg & Stephanie Temma Hier, Lyles & King, New York, US 2024 Mama’s in the Kitchen, Anat Ebgi, New York, US 2024 When I Kiss You, I Can Taste Your Soul, Kotaro Nukaga, Tokyo, JP 2023 Let the Adventure Begin - The World We See, Deji Art Museum, Nanjing, CN 2023 Clay Pop Los Angeles, curated by Alia Dahl, Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles, US 2023 Beach, curated by Danny Moynihan, Nino Mier Gallery, New York, US 2022 Parallel Universe, Bradley Ertaskiran, Montreal, CA 2022 Vaster Than Empires, Friends Indeed Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2021 North by Northeast, Kasmin Gallery, New York, US 2021 Women in Paris, Galerie Hussenot, Paris, FR 2021 Best In Show, Jack Hanley Gallery, New York, US 2021 Chruchy, Liberal Arts Roxbury, Roxbury, US 2021 Inaugural Exhibition, Nino Mier Gallery, Brussels, BE 2020 GEST, Nino Mier Gallery, Los Angeles, US 2020 This Sacred Vessel (pt.3), Arsenal Contemporary, New York, US 2020 The Essential Goods Show, Fisher Parrish Gallery, Brooklyn, US 2019 The Barn Show, JOHANNES VOGT, East Hampton, US 2019 Rainy-Day Canape', LM Gallery, Latina, IT 2019 Commutiny, curated by geetha thurairajah, SIBLING, Toronto, CA 2019 Gestures of Comfort, Galerie Antoine Ertaskiran, Montreal, CA 2019 Looking at the world through rose colored glasses, PLUS-ONE Gallery, Antwerp, BE 2018 MN_03 Speculative Wasteland, organized by Media Naranja, IQECO, Marseille, FR 2018 BE:YO:ND, PLUS-ONE Gallery, Antwerp, BE 2018 Call Me Mr Benson, curated by Ian Giles, OCDChinatown, New York, US 2018 Fata Morgana, curated by Y2K group, 77 Mulberry, New York, US 2018 RBC Painting Award, The Power Plant, Toronto, CA 2018 When You Were Bloom, Thierry Goldberg, New York, US 2018 Note G, Chicago Manual Style, Chicago, US 2018 Dinner that Night, curated by Weston Lowe, Bureau, New York, US 2017 What Would the Community Think, curated by Tim Gentles, Hotel Art Pavilion, New York, US 2017 FONDANTE, organized by Giorgio Galotti, Museo della frutta, Turin, IT 2017 Infinite Flowers, PLUS-ONE Gallery, Antwerp, BE 2016 As the morning lengthened, whole parties appeared over the sandhills, AC Repair Co., Toronto, CA 2016 2. The Understudy, Et al., San Francisco, US 2016 The Digital Cliff, organized by CK2, Projet Pangée, Montreal, CA 2016 True Believer, curated by Goedele Bartholomussen, The Pony Club, Antwerp, BE 2016 A Temporary Curse, Bb, Baltimore, US 2016 Bone Dry, Three Four Three Four, New York, US 2016 Salón De Artistas y Libros Seleccionados, Ed. Varie, Mexico City, MX 2015 Surph, JOHANNES VOGT, East Hampton, New York, US 2015 The Cultivated Landscape, curated by Brad Tinmouth, CK2, Montreal, CA 2015 Pot Shop, Ed. Varie, New York, US 2014 Grand Opening, CARRIER.Arts, Toronto, CA Awards, Grants and Residencies 2019 Salon Nino Mier Cologne artist residency, DE 2019 Visual Arts Grant, Canada Council for the Arts, CA 2019 The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant, Montreal, CA 2018 Visual Arts Grant, Canada Council for the Arts, CA 2018 RBC Canadian Painting Prize finalist, CA 2018 Shandaken: Storm King residency program, Storm King Art Center in collaboration with Shandaken Projects, New Windsor, NY, US 2018 The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant, CA 2017 Visual Arts Grant, Canada Council for the Arts, CA 2017 The Residency Programme at Hospitalfield, Arbroath, UK 2017 Visual Art Scholarship, ROSL ARTS, London, UK 2016 RBC Canadian Painting Prize finalist, CA Collections The Contemporary Art Foundation, Tokyo, JP Deji Art Museum, Nanjing, CN ICA Miami, US Longlati Foundation, Hong Kong, CN The Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina, US X Museum, Beijing, CN |