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C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E<br />

M. Catherine de Zegher<br />

New York/Kortrijk, 2009<br />

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EDUCATION/WORK/MANDATES<br />

2011-2013 Curator Australian Pavilion, Biennial of Venice 2013<br />

Simryn Gill<br />

2010-2012 Director, 18 th Biennale of Sydney, Australia (2012)<br />

2009-2012 Visiting Curator, Tàpies Foundation, Barcelona<br />

2008-2010 Guest Curator, Department of Drawings, Museum of Modern Art, New York<br />

2008-2009 Bellagio Creative Arts Fellowship Panelist, Rockefeller Foundation<br />

2008-2009 Director of Exhibitions and Publications, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto<br />

2007-2010 Advisory Committee, FRAC Lorraine, Metz, France<br />

2007 Recipient of the Arts Writers Grant, Creative Capital/Andy Warhol Foundation,<br />

New York<br />

Visiting Curator, reinstallation of the European Galleries (including projects with<br />

Kara Walker and Giuseppe Penone) in the new Frank Gehry building, Art Gallery<br />

of Ontario, Toronto, Canada;<br />

Resident at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center, Rockefeller Foundation<br />

Member of the jury, Jerwood Drawing Prize, Wimbledon College, London<br />

Member of the jury, Last Year Students 2007, ERG (Ecole de Recherche<br />

Graphique), Brussels<br />

AAMC Award for Excellence<br />

2006-2008 Participant, Curatorial Dialogues for the New MAM, Miami Art Museum, Miami<br />

2005 Member of the Advisory Board of the Vietnam Arts Foundation<br />

Award of the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) for The Drawing<br />

Center‟s support of artistic freedom and expression (honored at the “Celebration of<br />

Free Speech & Its Defenders” event)<br />

Best Show AICA Award<br />

2003-2005 Lower Manhattan Development Corporation Selection of The Drawing Center to<br />

be part of the new Museum Complex at the World Trade Center-site, New York<br />

2003-2004 Advisory Committee, 2004 Whitney Biennial, New York<br />

Member of the jury Prix de Rome, Amsterdam<br />

2000 Member of the jury, Gemeenschapsinstelling voor Bijzondere Jeugdzorg “De Kempen,”<br />

Brussels<br />

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Best Show AICA Award<br />

1999-2006 Executive Director, The Drawing Center, New York<br />

1998 Member of the jury Cultural Ambassadors of Flanders, the Government of Flanders,<br />

Belgium<br />

Member of the jury Belgacom Young Art, Brussels<br />

Member of the jury The Flemish Government Prize of Visual Arts, Brussels<br />

Member of the jury Glen Dimplex Artists‟ Award, Museum of Modern Art, Dublin<br />

1997-2006 Executive Editor, October Books, New York/MIT Press<br />

1997 Curator of Belgian Pavilion, XLVII Biennial of Venice 6/10/97-11/9/97<br />

Thierry de Cordier<br />

Member of the jury Cultural Ambassadors of Flanders, the Government of Flanders,<br />

Belgium<br />

Member of the jury Gemeente Aankopen, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam<br />

1995-1997 Visiting Curator, ICA Boston<br />

Best Show AICA Award<br />

1993-1995 Member of Advisory Committee of De Vleeshal, Middelburg, Zeeland, The<br />

Netherlands; new museum collection<br />

1992-1996 Member of the Flemish Commission of Visual Arts<br />

1987-1998 Director, Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk, Belgium; producing international<br />

projects (sometimes in public spaces) of emerging artists, along with projects of<br />

numerous well-known artists; organizing group exhibitions; publishing books on<br />

artists and exhibitions<br />

1986-2004 Member of the Royal Commission for Monuments and Landscapes, Bruges<br />

1985 Co-founder, Kanaal Art Foundation (Center of Contemporary Art)<br />

1982-1987 Provincial Department of National Heritage, Bruges: archeological and archival<br />

research, inventory, and restoration of historical monuments in Belgium; with<br />

publications: about timbered houses, castles, and churches in West-Flanders<br />

1977-1981 Archeological excavations in Greece and Belgium for the University of Ghent,<br />

Louvain, and Kortrijk; with publications<br />

1973-1977 State University of Ghent (R.U.G.)<br />

History of Art and Archeology<br />

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CURATORIAL<br />

2010-2012 18 th Biennale of Sydney (Australia)<br />

2008-2010 On Line. Drawing Through the Twentieth Century, Museum of Modern Art, New York<br />

(21 November 2010)<br />

2008-2010 Alma Matrix: Shared Traces/Trazos en Comun<br />

Bracha Ettinger and Ria Verhaeghe<br />

(juxtaposed with Eva Hesse: Studioworks)<br />

Fundacion Antoni Tapies Foundation, Barcelona (May-August 2010)<br />

2007-2008 Reinstallation European Galleries, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto<br />

(including projects by Kara Walker in Laidlow Gallery; Giuseppe Penone in Galleria<br />

Italia)<br />

2006 Eva Hesse Drawing<br />

The Menil Collection, Houston<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

LAMoCA, Los Angeles<br />

Walker Art Center, Minneapolis<br />

(The Association of Art Museum Curators AAMC Award for Excellence)<br />

Freeing the Line: Gego, Monika Grzymala, Eva Hesse, Karel Malich,<br />

Julie Mehretu, Ranjani Shettar, Joelle Tuerlinckx, Richard Tuttle<br />

Marian Goodman Gallery (June 22 - August 26)<br />

Joelle Tuerlinckx‟s Drawing Inventory<br />

The Drawing Center<br />

2005 Persistent Vestiges: Drawing from the American Vietnam War<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

Zoe Keramea: Geometry of Paradox<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

3 x Abstraction: New Methods of Drawing by Hilma af Klint, Emma Kunz, and Agnes Martin<br />

(Best Show AICA Award 2005)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

Santa Monica Museum, Los Angeles<br />

Kilmainham Museum, Dublin, Ireland<br />

Richard Tuttle: It‟s a Room for 3 People<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

The Aspen Art Museum, Aspen, Colorado<br />

Tantra Drawings from India<br />

The Drawing Center, New York<br />

2004 Ocean Flowers: Impressions from Nature<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 3/25/04-5/22/04<br />

Yale Center for British Art, New Haven 6/12/04-8/8/04<br />

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Giuseppe Penone: The Imprint of Drawing<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 1/22/04-3/6/04<br />

Milton Keynes Gallery, United Kingdom<br />

2003 The Stage of Drawing: Gesture and Act. Selected from the Tate Collection<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 4/5/03-5/31/03<br />

Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia 6/18/03-8/24/03<br />

Tate Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom 9/26/03-3/28/04<br />

Tate Britain, London, United Kingdom<br />

2002 Anna Maria Maiolino: A Life Line/Vida Afora (Brazil)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 1/4/02-2/15/02<br />

Suzan Frecon: drawing painting (U.S.A.)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 1/4/02-2/15/02<br />

2001 Bracha Lichtenberg Ettinger: Eurydice Series (Israel/France)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 10/31/01-12/15/01<br />

Between Street and Mirror: The Drawings of James Ensor<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 4/27/01-7/21/01<br />

Draw & Tell: Lines of Transformation by Norval Morrisseau/Copper Thunderbird (Canada)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 2/24/01-4/7/01<br />

2000 Untitled Passages by Henri Michaux<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 10/28/00-12/20/00<br />

Korwa Drawings: Contemporary Tribal Works on Paper from Central India<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 10/11/00-11/9/00<br />

The Prinzhorn Collection: Traces Upon the Wunderblock<br />

(Best Show AICA Award, 2000-2001)<br />

The Drawing Center, New York 4/15/00-6/10/00<br />

1998 Martha Rosler: Positions in the Life World (U.S.A.)<br />

Retrospective exhibition co-curated by Elizabeth Macgregor and organized by Ikon<br />

Gallery, Birmingham, U.K. and touring to Le Nouveau Musée de Art<br />

Contemporani, Barcelona; The Generali Foundation, Vienna; The New Museum,<br />

New York<br />

1997 Thierry de Cordier‟ (Belgium)<br />

Belgian Pavilion, XLVII Biennial of Venice 6/10/97-11/9/97<br />

„Mona Hatoum, Ann Veronica Janssens, Gabriel Orozco‟<br />

Galerie Micheline Szwajcer, Antwerp 9/12/97-10/18-97<br />

1995-1997 Inside the Visible. An Elliptical Traverse of 20 th-Century Art in, of, and from the Feminie<br />

(Best Show AICA Award, 1995-1996)<br />

ICA Boston 1/31/96-5/15/96<br />

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Inside the Visible consisted of assembling all individual contemporary exhibitions at<br />

the Beguinage in one major group exhibition, which included historical work by 37<br />

women artists from the 20 th century.<br />

National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC 6/15/96-9/15/96<br />

Whitechapel Art Gallery, London 10/11/96-12/8/96<br />

Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth 2/13/97-4/6/97<br />

1994-1995 Cultural Ambassador of Flanders<br />

Inside the Visible. Begin the Beguine in Flanders: an exhibition gradually unfolding over<br />

the period of a year, representing work of international contemporary artists, at the<br />

Beguinage, Kortrijk, Belgium<br />

Max Becher and Andrea Robbins: „Cultural Remains: Wall Street in Cuba‟ – „ Holland,<br />

Michigan‟ (Germany/U.S.A.)<br />

In co-production with The Vleeshal, Middleburg, Holland 10/21/94-11/27/95<br />

State Archives, Kortrijk 12/94-1/95<br />

Erik Nerinckx<br />

Cultural Center, Kortrijk 3/12/95-3/26/95<br />

1993 Gabriel Orozco: In Broel-and Brewerytower (Mexico)<br />

Broel-towers and Brewery-tower, Kortrijk 4/24/93-6/16/93<br />

1990-1992 America, Bride of the Sun. 500 Years/Latin America and the Low Countries<br />

Major historical exhibition, including the work of 23 contemporary South-American<br />

artists<br />

Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp 2/1/92-5/31/92<br />

1992 Antoni Muntadas: C.E.E. Project (Spain)<br />

Kanaal Production 1991-1992 in each European Community member state, starting<br />

with: The Netherlands: Witte de With, Rotterdam 2/22/92-12/31/92; Spain:<br />

Federacion Espagnola de Municipios y Provincios, „Edge‟ 1992; Madrid 4/30-92-<br />

5/31/92; Portugal: Fundaçao Serralves, Porto 4/30/92-12/31/92; Great Britain:<br />

Broadgate, „Edge‟ 1992, London 5/13/92-6/15/92; Germany: Staatliche<br />

Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Frankfurt 12/1/92-12/21/92; Greece: Institut<br />

Français de Thessalonique, Thessalonique 10/24/97<br />

David Lamelas: When the Sky Low and Heavy (Argentina)<br />

Royal Museum for Fine Arts, Antwerp: America, Bride of the Sun. 500 Years/Latin<br />

America and the Low Countries, 2/1/92-5/31/92<br />

Ilya Kabakov & Ulo Sooster: Illustration as a Way to Survive (Russia)<br />

Royal Academy for Fine Arts, Kortrijk 10/10/92-12/20/92<br />

Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, U.K. 4/14/93-6/5/93<br />

Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow 7/93-8/93<br />

Everlyn Nicodemus:Vessels of Silence (Tanzania-Belgium)<br />

Cultural Center, Kortrijk 10/30/90-11/22/92<br />

1991 Waltercio Caldas: Drawings and Sculptures (Brazil)<br />

Cultural Center, Kortrijk 11/8/91-12/15/91<br />

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James Casebere & Tony Oursler: Station Project (U.S.A.)<br />

The Station, Kortrijk 2/20/91-3/29/92<br />

1990 Trudo Engels: Barney<br />

Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

Guy Rombouts & Monika Droste: Azart-alphabet (Belgium/Poland)<br />

The Halls (Fair Child on View), Kortrijk 5/15/90-5/20/90<br />

Brakke Grond, Amsterdam<br />

Robin Winters: Val Saint-Lambert Series (U.S.A.)<br />

Municipal Museum, Kortrijk 6/9/90-8/26/90<br />

Centre d‟Art Contemporain, Genève<br />

Museum Boijmans van Beuningen, Rotterdam<br />

1989 Cildo Meireles & Tunga: Through /Lezarts (Brazil)<br />

Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk 5/20/89-10/22/89<br />

Patrick Corillon: 150 Year Railways Gent-Kortrijk (Belgium)<br />

The Station, Kortrijk 9/22/89-12/24/89<br />

Gare de l‟Est, Paris 9/91<br />

Tadashi Kawamata: Beguinage Project (Japan)<br />

The Beguinage, Kortrijk 10/23/89-2/15/90<br />

Lili Dujourie: Ibant oscuri sola sub nocte per umbra (Belgium)<br />

Kanaal production, 1988-89<br />

Bonner Kunstverein, Bonn; Le Magasin, Grenoble, France; Museum Kröller-Müller,<br />

Otterlo; Musée d‟Art Moderne, Paris<br />

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PANELS AND CONFERENCES<br />

2010 Participant Conference Alma Matrix: lecture From Studiowork to Webwork, University<br />

of Girona/Fundacio Antoni Tapies, Barcelona (May 24-27);<br />

Lecture, Between In & Out: The Labor of Anna Maria Maiolino, University of the<br />

Arts/Camden Arts Centre, London (April 28)<br />

Master Class and Public Lecture: On Line. Drawing Redrawn in the 20 th Century<br />

Seminar I: Curating: Practice, Institutions, Histories, Projects<br />

Seminar II: Inside the Visible: Case Study<br />

Seminar III: “Difference is more complex than we thought”: Making a Difference through<br />

Curatorial Projects<br />

Seminar IV: Works on Paper and Other Marginalities: Theorizing and Curating Drawing<br />

University of Leeds (March 4-6)<br />

2009 Participant Conference Eva Hesse. Studioworks, : “Bandage and Binding (Matter and<br />

Mater),” with Briony Fer, Alex Potts, and others; the Fruitmarket, Edinburgh<br />

(October 23)<br />

Participant Symposium Bracha Ettinger: Resonance/Overlay/Interweave (in the Freudian<br />

Space of Memory and Migration), with Judith Butler and Griselda Pollock, Christopher<br />

Ingold Auditorium, University College London (UCL, June 3)<br />

Lecture, On Freeing the Line (On Line), University of Toronto (March 12)<br />

Lecture, What Drawing May Be (2), Jackman Hall, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto<br />

(January 28)<br />

2008 Exhibition introduction, Ria Verhaeghe: Glenden, Cultural Centrum, Kortrijk, Belgium<br />

(December 18)<br />

Lecture, Drawing in the Twentieth Century, Prints & Drawings Department, Art Gallery<br />

of Ontario, Toronto (September 16)<br />

2007 Lecture, Drawing as Philosophical Model of Relation and Resistance, Bellagio Study and<br />

Conference Center, Rockefeller Foundation, Italy (October 4)<br />

Lecture, Drawing as Drowning out the Sound of Bombs, Art and the American-Vietnam<br />

War Conference, The Courtauld Institute of Art, London (May 5)<br />

Lecture, What Drawing May Be (1), National Art School, Sydney (March 12)<br />

Panelist CAA/Art Space Conference “Difficult Content,” New York (February 15)<br />

Seminar in the series of “Departmental Colloquia,” School of the Art Institute,<br />

Chicago (February 6)<br />

Respondent Day 1, Feminist Future Symposium, The Museum of Modern Art, New<br />

York (January 26-27)<br />

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2006 Lecture, Liberation of Line: Drawing and Subjectivity in the Twentieth Century to the Present,<br />

Braunschweig University of Art (December 12)<br />

Lecture, Line of Flight: Drawing as Relation and Resistance, Postgraduate Seminar Series,<br />

University College London (December 7)<br />

Keynote Speaker, Drawing Seminar: "Drawing Now? Examining issues in<br />

Contemporary Drawing Practices," DrawingLab, School of Art Design and Printing,<br />

Dublin Institute of Technology (November 25)<br />

Lecture, An Alternative Space Today, The Power Plant, Toronto (November 12)<br />

Lecture, Drawing as Primary Medium in the Work of Eva Hesse, The Walker Art Center,<br />

Minneapolis (November 9)<br />

Lecture, Liberation of Line: Drawing and Subjectivity in the Twentieth Century to the Present<br />

The Jane Green Endowed Lecture Series in Art History and Criticism, Art<br />

Department of Mills College, San Francisco (October 23)<br />

Lecture, The Art of Joelle Tuerlinckx or the Parallel as Resisting System, De Singel,<br />

Antwerp (October 13)<br />

Lecture, Het Bedrijf van de Kunst, Art/Economy, Kortrijk (October 7)<br />

Lecture, Freeing the Line, Princeton University, School of Architecture (September<br />

20)<br />

Lecture, Inner/Outer: The Art of Anna Maria Maiolino, Miami Art Central, Miami<br />

(June 8)<br />

Invited Participant and Session Director, Tate Britain/Wimbledon School of Art<br />

Symposium, With a Single Mark: Language and Narrative in the Practice and Theory of<br />

Drawing (May 19-20)<br />

Invited Participant and Panel Chair, Eva Hesse Symposium, Panel 2: Mater/Matter<br />

The Drawing Center, New York (May 6)<br />

Lecture, Eva Hesse Drawing, The Menil Collection, Houston (January 26)<br />

2005 Lecture, Contemporary Drawing<br />

Saigon Biennale, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (July 21)<br />

Panel Discussion Contemporary Drawing, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,<br />

Donor Circle Art Forum 2005 (March 30)<br />

Panel Discussion with Richard Tuttle, The Drawing Center/Aspen Museum<br />

2004 Seminar, MA Program in Curating, Royal College of Art (May 25)<br />

Panel Moderator Ocean Flowers: Impressions from Nature, The Drawing Center<br />

(May 5)<br />

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Invited Participant, Conference, AHRB Centre for Cultural Analysis, Theory, and<br />

History, University of Leeds (April 2)<br />

Public Conversation with Giuseppe Penone, New York Academy of Art, “Curator‟s<br />

Choice: Focus on Italy” (January 21)<br />

2003 Public Conversation with Avis Newman, Tate Liverpool, The Stage of Drawing: Gesture<br />

and Act. Selected from the Tate Collection (September 27)<br />

Artforum International Roundtable Discussion on Art and Feminism<br />

(August 8-12)<br />

2002 Guest Critic, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (April 19)<br />

2001 Lecture, The Inside is the Outside: The Relational as the (Feminine) Space of the Radical<br />

Conference “Women Artists at the Millennium”<br />

Princeton University, Program in Study of Women and Gender/Department of Art<br />

and Architecture (November 9-10)<br />

2000 Lecture, The Body in Inside the Visible<br />

The London Institute, London<br />

1999 Public Conversation with Cecilia Vicuña, Invited by ArtTable,<br />

Art in General, New York (April 16)<br />

Lecture, Drawing and Constant‟s New Babylon<br />

Cooper Union University, New York<br />

1998 Invited participant, Conference, SAGO<br />

Antwerp (March 19-21)<br />

1997 Invited participant, Conference on occasion of 75 Years SVV,<br />

De Aanwezigheid van Vrouwen in de Hedendaagse Kunst<br />

De Vooruit, Gent (September 28)<br />

Invited participant, Third Biennial Arts and Histories Network Conference: Virtue<br />

and Vulgarity. Curating Feminism.<br />

University of Reading, Reading, United Kingdom (September 18-21)<br />

Invited participant, Conference Art(inclinations), Curating Inside the Visible<br />

Perth Institute of Contemporary Art and the Art Gallery of Western<br />

Australia, Perth (February 15)<br />

Invited participant, Conference “Vrouw en Kunst”<br />

Gynaika, Antwerp (January 21)<br />

1996 Lecture, Curating „Inside the Visible‟<br />

Royal College of Art, London (November 5)<br />

Lecture, Hatoum‟s Recollection: About Losing and Being Lost<br />

University College of London (November 6)<br />

Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth (February 14, 1997)<br />

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1995 Lecture, Curating or the Colonizing Gaze<br />

Museum of Fine Arts, Site Santa Fe (March 9)<br />

Invited participant, Conference Feminist Art History Network,<br />

Generations and Geographies<br />

University of Leeds (July 27-30)<br />

1994 Invited participant, Conference, Curatorship: Alliance or Critical<br />

Confrontation, Panel III<br />

Museo de Bellas Artes, Caracas (October 6-7)<br />

Invited participant, Conference, Art and Domesticity<br />

Guadalajara, Mexico<br />

1993 Invited participant, Conference from Arts International,<br />

Crossing Cultures, Panel I: Transcending Boundaries<br />

Cultural Center de la Fundació la Caixa, Barcelona (June 13-15)<br />

1992 Review Panel, River Crossing, Panel Patronage and Power<br />

Camerawork, London (July 20)<br />

1989 Invited participant, Round Table, Conference Arts International,<br />

Venice Biennial (June 1989)<br />

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WRITING AND EDITORIAL<br />

2012 Women‟s Work Is Never Done (anthology of 20 essays on women artists)<br />

2011 Mona Hatoum: Beyond the Violence Vortex into the Beauty Vortex, Miro Foundation,<br />

Barcelona<br />

2010 On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century, Museum of Modern Art, New York<br />

“Under the Sign of Line: Drawing and its Extension”<br />

“From Notes to Nets: Bracha Ettinger and Ria Verhaeghe.”<br />

Fundacion Antoni Tàpies Foundation, Barcelona<br />

2009-2010 “Monika Grzymala: Paper Drawings”<br />

Dian Woodner and Marian Goodman Gallery<br />

2009-2010 “Bracha Ettinger: Drawing Out Voice and Webwork”<br />

Freud Museum, London<br />

Angelika Hoerle. The Comet of Cologne Dada, Buchhandlung Walther König,<br />

Cologne/AGO Press, Toronto<br />

2008 “Cristina Iglesias. This Fountain Which Is Not One,” in Cristina Iglesias: Deep<br />

Fountain, Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp<br />

2007-2011 Drawing Book, Yale University Press, London (TBC)<br />

2007 “Liberation of Line. Drawing and Subjectivity in the Twentieth Century to the<br />

Present,” in Raume der Zeichnung (Spaces of Drawing), published by the Freie<br />

Universitat, the Kupferstichkabinett, and the Akademie der Kunste, Berlin<br />

“The Open-ended Space of Drawing”<br />

Exhibition catalogue The Future, SAN ART, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam<br />

“Julie Mehretu‟s Eruptive Lines of Flight as Ethos of Revolution,” in Julie Mehretu:<br />

Drawings, Rizzoli International Publications, New York<br />

Freeing the Line<br />

Exhibition catalogue published by Marian Goodman Gallery, New York<br />

2006 “The Art of Joelle Tuerlinckx or the Parallel as Resisting System”<br />

Exhibition catalogue, De Singel, Antwerpen<br />

Women Artists at the Millennium<br />

“The Inside is the Outside: The Relational as the (Feminine) Space of the Radical”<br />

Ed. Carol Armstrong and Catherine de Zegher. October Book published by MIT<br />

Press, Cambridge (MA)<br />

Eva Hesse Drawing<br />

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“Drawing as Binding/Bandage/Bondage or Eva Hesse Caught in the Triangle of<br />

Process/Content/Materiality”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by Yale University<br />

Press/The Drawing Center, New York<br />

“Gego‟s Traces of Traces”<br />

Exhibition catalogue published by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston/The<br />

Drawing Center, New York<br />

Joelle Tuerlinckx‟s Drawing Inventory<br />

“A Story around Zero,” Drawing Papers 61 published by The Drawing Center, New<br />

York<br />

Craigie Horsfield: Relation<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by the Musee du Jeu de Paume, Paris; the<br />

Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon; and MCA Sidney, Australia.<br />

Plantin-Moretus Prize 2007<br />

2005 Persistent Vestiges: Drawing from the American Vietnam War<br />

“Drawing like Singing Drowns out the Sound of the Bombs”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher<br />

3 x Abstraction: New Methods of Drawing by Hilma af Klint, Emma Kunz, and Agnes Martin<br />

“Abstract”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher and Hendel Teicher. Exhibition catalogue published by<br />

Yale University Press/The Drawing Center, New York<br />

Richard Tuttle, It‟s a Room for 3 People<br />

“Conversation with Richard Tuttle”<br />

Drawing Papers 51 published by The Drawing Center, New York<br />

2004 Martha Rosler, Decoys and Disruptions. Selected Writings, 1975-2001<br />

October Book co-ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by MIT Press, Cambridge<br />

(MA)<br />

“Prix de Rome Commentary”<br />

Prix de Rome 2004, Drawing/Printed Art<br />

Published by Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten/Uitgeverij 010 Publishers,<br />

Rotterdam<br />

“Drawn to You” Whitney Biennial 2004<br />

Exhibition catalogue published by Whitney Museum of American Art, New York<br />

Ocean Flowers: Impressions from Nature<br />

“Ocean Flowers and Their Drawings”<br />

Ed. Carol Armstrong and Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by<br />

Princeton University Press/The Drawing Center, New York<br />

Plantin-Moretus Prize 2005<br />

Giuseppe Penone: The Imprint of Drawing<br />

“Conversation with Giuseppe Penone”<br />

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Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Drawing Papers 42 published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

2003 The Stage of Drawing: Gesture and Act. Selected from the Tate Collection<br />

“The Stage of Drawing”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by Tate Publishing/The<br />

Drawing Center, New York<br />

2002 Ellsworth Kelly, Tablet 1948-1973<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

Anna Maria Maiolino: A Life Line/Vida Afora<br />

“Ciao Bella: The Ins and Outs of a Migrant”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Retrospective book published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

2001 Bracha Lichtenberg Ettinger: The Eurydice Series<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher and Brian Massumi. Drawing Papers 24 published by The<br />

Drawing Center, New York<br />

Ellen Gallagher: Preserve, “The Grid as Playground or the Creativity of Limits”<br />

Published by the University of Minnesota Press in conjunction with the exhibition<br />

at the Des Moines Art Center and The Drawing Center<br />

The Activist Drawing: Retracing Situationist Architecture from Constant‟s New Babylon to<br />

Beyond<br />

“An Homage to Constant”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher and Mark Wigley. Published by The Drawing Center, New<br />

York/MIT Press, Cambridge (MA), in conjunction with the exhibition Another City<br />

for Another Life: Constant‟s New Babylon at The Drawing Center<br />

Between Street and Mirror: The Drawings of James Ensor<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York/University of Minnesota Press<br />

Performance Drawings<br />

“Script”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Drawing Papers 20 published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

Draw and Tell: Lines of Transformation by Norval Morrisseau/Copper Thunderbird,<br />

“Draw and Tell”<br />

Drawing Papers 19 published by The Drawing Center, New York<br />

2000 Benjamin H.D. Buchloh, Neo-Avantgarde and Culture Industry. Essays on European and<br />

American Art from 1955to 1975. October Book ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by<br />

MIT Press, Cambridge (MA)<br />

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The Prinzhorn Collection: Traces Upon the Wunderblock<br />

“A Subterranean Chapter of Twentieth-Century Art History”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Drawing Papers 7 published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

Untitled Passages by Henri Michaux<br />

“Adventures in Ink”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Exhibition catalogue published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York/Merrell Publishers, London<br />

Korwa Drawings<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Drawing Papers 13 published by The Drawing Center, New York<br />

The Body of Line: Eisenstein‟s Drawings<br />

“Eisenstein‟s Contour Lines as Marks of Quotation”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Drawing Papers 4 published by The Drawing Center,<br />

New York<br />

1999 Drawing Papers 1<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Launched the Drawing Papers, a new series of publications to be documenting over<br />

60 exhibitions and public programs of The Drawing Center, New York<br />

1998 Nancy Spero<br />

“Sperm Bombs and Jouissance”<br />

Grand Street 64, pp. 136-141<br />

Nancy Spero<br />

“Tongue, Torture, and Free Rein in Spero‟s Explicit Series of Paintings”<br />

Published by Ikon Gallery, Birmingham (UK)<br />

Fascinating Faces of Flanders. 58/98 Two Hours Wide or Two Hours Long<br />

“About „Son et Lumiere‟ in Ann Veronica Janssens‟ Sculpture”<br />

Ed. Barbara Vanderlinden. Published by the Flemish Government/Centro Cultural<br />

de Belém, Lisbon<br />

Martha Rosler: Positions in the Life World<br />

“Passionate Signals. Martha Rosler‟s Flowers in the Field of Vision”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Retrospective book published by Ikon Gallery,<br />

Birmingham/Generali Foundation (Vienna)/MIT Press, Cambridge (MA)<br />

1997 Quipoem/The Precarious, Art and Poetry of Cecilia Vicuña<br />

“Vicuña‟s Ouvrage: Knot a Not, Notes as Knots”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Retrospective book published by Kanaal Art Foundation,<br />

Kortrijk, in collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts,<br />

New York/Wesleyan University Press, Middletown (CT)/University Press of New<br />

England, Hanover (NH)<br />

Mona Hatoum<br />

“Hatoum‟s Recollection: About Losing and Being Lost”<br />

Ed. Iwona Blazwick. Published by Phaidon Press, London<br />

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Thierry de Cordier, “Conversations in Sch.”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Catalogue XLVII Biennial of Venice. Published by the<br />

Flemish Government, Belgium<br />

Martha Rosler, Rights of Passage<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by the New York Foundation for the Arts, New<br />

York, in association with Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

1996 Inside the Visible. An Elliptical Traverse of 20 th Century Art, in, of, and from the Feminine,<br />

“Introduction, Inside the Visible”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk/ICA,<br />

Boston/MIT Press, Cambridge (MA)<br />

“The O‟s of Orozco”<br />

Ed. Louise Neri. Published in Parkett No. 48 (Zürich/New York)<br />

Generations and Geographies in the Visual Arts (Feminist Readings)<br />

“Vicuña‟s Ouvrage: Knot a Not, Notes as Knots” (short version)<br />

Ed. Griselda Pollock. Published by Routledge, London<br />

1995 Victor Grippo<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher and Elizabeth Macgregor. Retrospective book published<br />

by Ikon Gallery, Birmingham (UK)/Paleis voor Schone Kunsten, Brussels/Kanaal<br />

Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

1994 Andrea Robbins-Max Becher: Colonial Remains/Wall Street in Cuba/Holland, Michigan,<br />

“An Introduction”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk/Vleeshal,<br />

Middelburg<br />

1993 Gabriel Orozco, “Something from Nothing”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

1992 America, Bride of the Sun. 500 Years/Latin America and the Low Countries<br />

“Ver America: A Written Exchange,” with Benjamin Buchloh<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher and Paul Vandenbroeck. Published by Royal Museum of<br />

Fine Arts, Antwerp<br />

Ilya Kabakov and Ulo Sooster: Illustration as a Way to Survive<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

Everlyn Nicodemus: Vessels of Silence<br />

“The Black Colour is Joy and Pain.” Conversation with Everlyn Nicodemus.<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

1991 Waltercio Caldas: Sculptures and Drawings<br />

Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

1989 Cildo Miereles & Tunga: Through-Lezarts<br />

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Ed. Catherine de Zegher. Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk<br />

Tadashi Kawamata: Project Saint-Elisabeth Beguinage, Kortrijk<br />

“Introduction”<br />

Published by Kanaal Art Foundation, Kortrijk; printed in Japan (Gendaikikakushitsu<br />

Publishing)<br />

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