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Fanny Allié
Textiles & Mixed Media
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
Featured in Hyperallergic, New York Times, New York Magazine, Fanny Allié's mixed-media works incorporate sewing, texture, drawing and painting. Her work considers the human body from the lens of gesture and investigates how bodily forms operate when fragmented.
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STATEMENT
"Growing up in the South of France and influenced by my mother and grand-mother’s sewing, flea market scavenging and constant reuse of materials, my textile and mixed media work is inspired and directed by remnants, refuse, lost and overlooked elements of daily life.
Using discarded and abandoned objects by our society, I tell stories or allegories that are born from personal and collective experiences, shared mythologies anchored in an urban environment.
Through my work, I reflect on human connections and feelings related to memory, passage, loss, the discarded, ephemerality and the delicate and precarious narrative that links us to each other.
I regard my work as internal/emotional landscapes, a study of the spaces we inhabit daily, starting with the body, the first place that contains us.
These materials and objects that we no longer want, that we leave behind, retain the traces of our lives and of our bodies, therefore becoming testimonies. They bear witness to family, cultural, generational and collective narratives, constituting the history and the fabric of a place.
I want to make visible the connection between the discarded object and the subject that inhabited it.
I am interested in examining our relation to the world through rejected materials, which allows me to reflect on ecology and on an alternative economy where the discarded, soiled, fringed and aged replace the new and the clean.
In conversation with my solitary studio practice, which is driven by the handmade process, I develop site-specific and community-based public art projects. I intend the public sculpture and its surrounding to become a place of social hangout where participants and the audience may get to meet and interact with each other. The human figure, with a particular interest in its outline or trace, is at the core of my public work and play with ideas of memory and the mark we leave on places and others." - Fanny Allié
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2021-22, Who’s Next? (Public Art) Curated by Daniel Talesnik, Nov 4, 2021 – Feb 6, 2022, Architekturmuseum der TUM, Munich, Germany
2020, Passageway (permanent textile art installation), August 15, Hyatt Centric Philadelphia, PA
2018, Kalos-Sthénos (permanent public installation), September 6, Parc des Sens, St Priest, France
2018, Waiting to be found, April 6 – May 5, Equity Gallery, Lower East Side, NY
2018, Sidewalk Sightings: People without Homes, Feb 26 - April 12, Bernstein Gallery, Princeton University, NJ
2017, Gray & Tan, Oct 20 – Nov 19, Fresh Window Gallery, Bushwick, NY
2017, Exquisite Corpse, April 2017-March 2018 (interactive public art sculpture), Putnam Plaza in Clinton Hill commissioned by DOT Art, NYC
2016, Vessels, January 7th-February 7th, A.I.R Gallery, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY
2015, Les Voyageurs (permanent public art) commissioned by Rubis Mécénat, St Priest, France
2015, A Bench For The Night (public art), PS1 Greenstreet, May 15 - Nov 15, Long Island City, NY
2015, The Balcony Project, site-specific installation, April 30 - Aug 15, Art Assets Office, Midtown East, NY
2014, Urban Characters (storefront installation), Ayzart, Oct 13 – Nov 13, West Village, NY
2014, The Glowing Home (public art) March 13 - April 30, ARTBLOC, shipping container in Hamilton Square, Jersey City, NJ
2013-14, Serendipity (public outdoor sculpture) June 22, 2013 – April 25, 2014, part of NYC Parks & Recreation’s Art in the Parks program, Tompkins Square Park, Manhattan, NY
2013, Window at 125, Roger Smith Arts Space, November 5-27, Midtown, NYC
2013, Silhouettes - Activate Market Street, June 15-September 10, 75 Market Street, Newark, NJ
2012, Silhouettes commissioned by Rubis Mécénat, December 1-21, Eglise St Eustache, Paris, France
2011, Tête-à-tête, Chashama Window Space Program, March 5-March 20, Manhattan, NY
2009, The Whisperers, Eye Level BQE Gallery, July 10 - August 2, Brooklyn, New York
2009, The Flight, Bronx Blue Bedroom Project Space, February 7-28, Bronx, New York
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2022, Thread in Motion curated by Blanka Amezkua, April 17 - April 30, East Village Art View, NYC 2022 Artists Draw Their Studios curated by Michelle Weinberg, April 4 - May 4, Marymount Manhattan College, Hewitt Gallery of Art, NY
2022, Invitation Personelle curated by Shani Ha for Occupy Art Project #3, Consulate General of France, NY 2022 Notes From the Interior curated by Jeanne Ciravolo, Alexey von Schlippe Gallery, University of Connecticut Avery Point, Jan 27 - Feb 20, Groton, CT
2021, Midtown curated by Deric Carner, Feb 17 – May 7, 2021, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, NY 2020 Art She Says, Art Market with Trotter & Sholer Gallery, Dec 10-20, Lower East Side, NY 2020 Darkest Before Dawn: Art In A Time Of Uncertainty curated by Ethan Cohen and Raul Zamudio, Ethan Cohen KuBe, November 1 - January 30, Beacon, NY
2020, Dirty Poetry curated by Johnny Mullen, Peninsula Art Space, Sept 27-Nov 1, Red Hook, Brooklyn 2020 Music for the End of Time, Sept 24 – Nov 21, Owen James Gallery, Soho, NYC
2020, Inhabiting the Moment curated by Sonomi Kobayashi, Sept 22 - 27, Galerie La, Tokyo, Japan
2020, Glimpse curated by Evonne M. Davis and Jo-El Lopez, Feb 22, 2020–March 28, 2020, Gallery Aferro Newark, NJ
2020, Occupy, organized by Eirini Linardaki, Feb 13 - May 13, 2020, Greek Consulate (Immigration Office), Manhattan, NY
2019, Art Miami, Sponder Gallery, Dec 3-8, Miami, FL
2019, Hand and I (traveling exhibition), Florida Atlantic University's Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters, Nov 8, 2019 - Feb 1, 2020, Boca Raton, Florida
2019, A gesture, an expression, Nov 7 – Dec 22, Happylucky no.1, Brooklyn, NY
2019, Museum Without Building: A Project by Yona Friedman, Aug 28 – Sept 8, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, NY
2019, Blurred curated by Jessica Porter, The Yard: Gowanus, Brooklyn, NY
2019, Hand and I curated by Yulia Tikhonova, Dorsky Gallery, Long Island City, NY
2019, Verge curated by Jamie Martinez, The Border Project Space, 56 Bogart, Bushwick, NY
2018, El Espacio on Ocho organized by Good to Know and curated by RATA Projects during Miami Art Basel, Dec 6-11 Miami, FL
2018, Corpora in Tractus curated by Keith Miller, Nov 16-30, NYU Gallatin Galleries, NYC
2018, Body of Evidence curated by Johnny Mullen, Sept 30 - Dec 2, Peninsula Gallery, Red Hook, Brooklyn
2018, Home Is Where The Heart Is co-curated by Andrew Cornell Robinson and Jim Osman, Sept 27- Dec 12, Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery, Parsons School of Design, NYC
2018, Skip/Salvage, RATA Projects curated by Rachel Tretter and Audrée Anid, July 25 - August 18, 131 Chrystie Street, NYC
2018, SIP Fellowship Exhibition, July 11 - 29, EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, NYC
2018, MONUMENT (in miniature), June 14 - 30, 2018, ABC No Rio in Exile, 519 Evergreen Ave, Brooklyn
2018, Unleashing, April 5-June 5, Teachers College Columbia University, NYC
2017, Subtle Formulations, Nov 8 - Dec 18, Kean University, NJ
2017, SaveArtSpace: The Future Is Female, art exhibited on phone booths at Broome St and Mott St and Grand St and Center St in NYC
2017, Home is Where the Heart Is, April 29 - June 4, curated by Andrew C. Robinson and Jim Osman, Kustera Projects, Red Hook, Brooklyn
2016, Collections, Nov 2 – 20, Chashama Space at 266 W 37th St, Manhattan, NYC
2016, Making the Future, Sept 30 – Oct 16, David and Schweitzer Contemporary, Brooklyn, NY
2016, Bushwick Tales curated by Etty Yaniv, Sept 30 – Oct 9, Venus Knitting Art Space, Brooklyn, NY
2016, Ghosts presented by Field Projects, curated by Beth Livensperger, Sept 10-Oct 1, 5 Anderson St, New Rochelle, NY
2016, VOLTA12, Fresh Window Gallery, June 13 – 18, Basel, Switzerland
2016, The Weight We Hold curated by Melissa Murray, Feb 4 – March 6, Causey Contemporary, NYC
2016, Up Against The Wall curated by Douglas Ferrari, Jan 9 – Feb 2, Art Alliance of Monmouth County, Red Bank, NJ
2015, Where the Heart Is, Sept 11- Oct 11, Fresh Window, Bushwick, NY
2015, IPCNY, Published By The Artist organized by Erik Hougen, Sept 10 – 17, Chelsea, NY
2015, Free Market Economy curated by Chris Bors, March 3-8, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, Skylight at Moynihan Station, NY
2014, Sugarlift launch and exhibition, Sugarlift, 200 Morgan Ave, Brooklyn
2014-15, The Aftermath curated by D. Ferrari, Oct 3 – Jan 11, Noyes Museum of Art, Stockton College, NJ
2014, Behind the Curtain curated by Trek Lexington, Oct 8 – Nov 9, Mark Miller Gallery, NY
2014, Real on Rock St, Outdoor Sculpture Show curated by Deborah Brown and Lesley Heller, May 30 - June 1, Rock St, Bushwick, NY
2014, Dancing Queen, May 2 – June 1, Fresh Window, Bushwick, NY
2014, FLUID (Public Art), May 3- September 7, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, Staten Island
2014, Getting To Know You, January 25 - April 26, 601Tully, Syracuse, NY
2013-14, Wreath Interpretations, Dec 5-Jan 9, The Arsenal Gallery, Central Park, NY
2013, Together Alone: A New Portraiture, November 23-Dec 10, Dekalb Gallery, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn
2013, Crawling Through Clay curated by Ulrika Strömbäck, Gallery 1205, May 31- June 23, Brooklyn
2013, S'Long As It's Yours, Gallery Aferro, February 23-May 31, Newark, New Jersey
2012, Shadows will guide me curated by Osman Can Yerebakan, Dec 21-22, Irondale Ensemble Project, Brooklyn, NY
2012, Many Conversations, Present Company, June 15-17, Brooklyn
2012, Figment NYC, June 9-10, Governor’s Island, NY
2012, Part & Parcel: The Deconstruction of the Female Form in Contemporary Art", March 25-April 26, curated by Bonnie Gloris, Arts Guild New Jersey, Rahway, New Jersey
2011, Verge Art Fair - Tomorrow Stars, Dec 1-4, Miami, FL
2011, Bring To Light, October 1, (Nuit Blanche) public art event, Greenpoint, NY
2011, Cumulus Momentum #1, June 11 – July 3, Cité Radieuse Le Corbusier, Marseille, France
2011, The Eye in EyeLevel, Eye Level Gallery, May 14- June 19, Brooklyn, NY
2011, Chat Room, March 15 - April 30 BRIC Rotunda Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2010, In The Backyards Of Kings” Kodra Field, September 3-12, Kalamaria, Greece
2010, A Sense of Humor, John Michael Kohler Arts Center, June 20–September 26, Sheboygan, WI
2010, The Sh sound was difficult, Louis V E.S.P curated by Deric Carner, April 30 - May 3, Brooklyn, NY
2009, Chimera curated by Chris Bors and Ketta Ioannidou, Arcade Experimental Art Projects, Sept 02-03, Stoa Aeschylou, Nicosia, Cyprus and video screening at Envoy Enterprises, New York
2009, Heartbreak Hotel July 16 - September 12 Freight + Volume Gallery, Chelsea, New York
2009, VIDEO.IT 2009, Video Festival and Contemporary Dance, March 25-27, Fondazione Mertz, Turin,
2008, D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival, Brooklyn, New York
2008, Click, Brooklyn Museum, New York
2007, Preview Berlin, The Emerging Art Fair, Berlin, Germany
2006-07, Here and Elsewhere, The Bronx Museum of Art, New York
2004, Les Nuits Blanches, project curated by Hou Hanru, Paris, France
CURATORIAL PROJECTS
2017, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, Karma Chameleon, co-curated with Ketta Ioannidou and Alva Calymayor, March 1-6, Condé Nast building, Manhattan, NYC
2016-17 Neither Here Nor There, co-curated with Nicolas Touron, Nov 18 – Jan 20, Radiator Arts, LIC, NY
2016, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, Shifted Memories co-curated with Ketta Ioannidou, March 1-7, Skylight at Moynihan Station, NY
2015, Projekt 722, In Our Cave We See Shadows co-curated with Ketta Ioannidou, Sept 12 - Oct 4, Brooklyn, NY
2015, Out of Place, co-curated with Etty Yaniv, July 31-Aug 2, 172 N 1st, Brooklyn, NY
ART RESIDENCIES / GRANTS / AWARDS
2022, Sustainable Arts Foundation, Juror
2021, MacDowell Fellowship, Peterborough, NH
2021, MacArthur Place Residency organized by Tappan, Sonoma, CA
2020, NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship, Craft/Sculpture Fellow
2020, Dieu Donné Paper Making Workspace Program Residency, Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NY
2019, Yaddo Residency Program, November 15-30, Saratoga Springs, NY
2019, EFA Studio Program, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, Garment District, NYC
2017, NYC DOT Art Program’s Community Commissions track, NYC Department of Transportation, NY
2017, Studio Immersion Project Fellowship, EFA Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop Program, NY
2015-16, A.I.R. Fellowship Program, Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY
2014, Engaging Artists Residency organized by Artist Volunteer Center and More Art, NY
2014, Grant from the Samuel I Newhouse Foundation for FLUID (Public Art), Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, Staten Island, NY
2013, Emergency Grant from the Foundation For Contemporary Arts (FCA)
2011, Artist residency, Artelinea, Parignargues (Gard), France
2011, Artist residency, ChaNorth, Pine Plains, NY – organized by Chashama
2008, BCAT/BRIC Rotunda Gallery, field production and editing program, Brooklyn Community Access Television, Brooklyn, New York
2008, Artist residency at the « 75 » School of Fine Arts of Brussels sponsored by ADOR and Cultures France
2007, AIM Market program organized by The Bronx Museum of Art, New York
2005, Munstrasse 10, Artist residency, Berlin, sponsored by ADOR and Cultures France
COMPETITIONS
2021 Art Business Accelerator Grant, RedLine Contemporary Art Center, Finalist
2021 PAIR, Public Artists in Residence - NY Department of Sanitation, Finalist
2021 Saltonstall Residency, Alternate
2020 SPACE on Ryder Farm – Family Residency - Finalist
2020 Sustainable Arts Foundation – Fiber Arts and Textiles - Finalist
2020 NYC Percent for Art – 125th St Carnegie Library – Finalist
2019 Creative Time Emerging Artist Open Call – Shortlisted
2019 Garment District Alliance Plaza Arts - Shortlisted
2019 NYC Health + Hospitals Mural – Shortlisted
2018 Great Streets Public Art, Burlington, VT – Winner (project pending)
2018 Winston-Salem/Forsyth County (NC) Public Art Commission – Finalist
COLLECTIONS
Hyatt Centric, Philadelphia, PA
Dieu Donné, Brooklyn, NY
Rubis Mécénat, Paris, France
Phyllis and David Grossman, Private Collection, New York, NY
Candid, New York, NY
PUBLICATIONS / PRESS
2021, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Germany (print) Nov 13
2021, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Munich (print) Nov 4
2021, Artfully Learning, Exquisite Community, Adam Zucker, Feb 1
2019, Bushwick Daily, Bushwick Art Space and Five Immigrant Artists Respond to Trump's Border Crisis Savannah Camastro, April 1
2018, Artnews, Scenes from Miami Art Week 2018: Day 3, Casey Kelbaugh, Dec 7
2018, Le Progrès Est Lyonnais, Kalos-Sthénos: une drôle de Silhouette au parc des Sens, Larbi Djazouli, Oct 2
2018, WHYY, Using items found on streets, artists hopes to raise awareness about homelessness, Ilene Dube, March 13
2017, Artnet, 34 Amazing Public Art Shows to See in New York This Summer, June 21
2017, AM New York, Art installations bring new life to NYC neighborhoods, courtesy of DOT Art Program, June 2
2017, Untapped Cities, 14 Outdoor Installations not to miss in NYC in May 2017 by L. Lieberman, May 2
2016, Queens Chronicle, Individuals Isolated by their Dual Identities by Neil Chiragdin (Print and online), Dec 8
2016, Aesthetica Magazine, interview with artist Fanny Allié, VOLTA12, June 12
2016, Artspace Magazine, A Few Questions for Fanny Allié, Brooklyn's Premiere Trash-Bag Sculptor by Dylan Kerr, April 11
2016, ARTE FUSE, Spring/Break Art Show Strikes Back: Memorable Trends and Artists from 2016 by Audra Lambert, March 16
2016, Untapped Cities, 13 Art Shows and Events not to miss during Armory Art Week 2016, Feb 23
2016, Daily Serving, An International Publication For Contemporary Art (Fan Mail by Alia Al-Sabi), Feb 19
2016, Untapped Cities, 18 NYC Art Installations and Urbanism Exhibits not to miss in Feb. 2016, Jan 28
2016, Les Femmes Folles Nebraska Interview, Jan 31
2015, Langage & Société n°154, Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme
2015, Trajectoire Magazine (online), November 6
2015, Le Progrès, Est Lyonnais, De Drôles de Silhouettes sur la rue des Pétroles, Oct 10
2015, Queens Chronicle, Bench Opens Eyes To Homelessness in Public Spaces by Neil Chiragdin (Print and online), Sept 10
2015, Le Monde Diplomatique, September issue, p.5
2015, Untapped Cities, 20 Outdoor Art Installations Not To Miss in NYC This Month, July 6
2015, Hyperallergic, 8 Artists to Watch from the 2015 Bushwick Open Studios, June 8
2015, Gothamist, Stretch Out On This Hidden Bench In Long Island City by Emma Whitford, May 25
2015, Brooklyn Magazine, MOMA PS1’s New Park Bench Is Shaped Like a Sleeping Homeless Person by Carey Dunne, May 26
2015, The Queens Courier, LIC public art looks to raise awareness about homelessness by Angy Altamirano
2015, DNA Info, Bench in Shape of Sleeping Homeless Person Installed Outside MoMA PS1 by J. Evelly, May 25
2015, Blouin Art Info, Clowns, Pin-Ups and Packing peanuts: 9 must see at Spring/Break 2015 by Anneliese Cooper, March 4
2014, The Wild Magazine, Art Talks with Fanny Allié, Sept 8
2014, Untapped Cities / 7 public art sculptures to check out in NYC this month, April 8
2014, Catch sight of the Glowing Home in Jersey City, March 14, The Jersey Journal, NJ.com
2014, Elegran Real Estate Blog, Serendipity: The Happy Chance of Meeting Fanny Allié, March 13
2014, Lorsqu’une oeuvre séduit la ville, January 31, article by Rachel Scharly for ACCENTS New York
2014, Magazine Visible #7, Neon soufflé, La création, January issue
2013, Filthy Dreams / Strangers in the park: Sculptures of the summer in NYC by Osman Can Yerebakan, Aug 8
2013, Arts In Bushwick, July issue, article by Etty Yaniv
2013, NY Magazine, September issue, The Approval Matrix
2013, Le Monde Diplomatique, July issue
2013, DNAinfo, article by Serena Solomon, Arts and Entertainment section
2013, The Sunday Star-Ledger, June 16, article by Dan Bischoff
2012, Exhibition catalogue “Silhouettes”, Rubis Mécénat, Paris, France
2012, Marie Claire Italy December issue, review by Silvia Criara
2011, New York Times, “Spare Times” category, article by Nicole Higgins
2006, Videos selected in the DVD production “ ALICE #2”, Les Chantiers Boîte Noire, France
2000, Publication of photos in the art book « Desire » Steidl edition, Göttingen, Germany
EDUCATION
2005, Master’s degree in Visual Arts with honorable mention, École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie (National School of Photography) Arles, France
2001, Degree in Performing Arts, Paul Valéry University, Montpellier, France
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