Deidre Hoguet
CV/Bio

Deidre Hoguet
b. 1974 Syracuse, New York


Deidre Hoguet lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Her projects often take place in public spaces and seek audience participation to complete the pieces. In 2004, in collaboration with Tadej Pogacar and Peter Walsh, she created “Lampadedromia – Puerto Rico 2004,” a performance project produced for M&M Proyectos as part of “PR 04 – Tribute to the Messenger,” which took place in San Juan and Rincon. In September 2003, she created another site-specific performance project on the streets of Ljubljana, Slovenia in collaboration with Peter Walsh, about languages. That project, entitled “Tongue:Jezik,” was supported by a grant from the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia. In 2006, she completed an MLS in Information Studies at Queens College, CUNY, New York. She received a BFA in Painting from Savannah College of Art and Design in 1997.

Exhibitions

2007
  1. Reenactments, Current Gallery, Baltimore, MD. Curator: Gary Kachadourian.
2006
  1. Please Touch, Gallery Artists Studio Projects, Brookline, MA. Curator: Edward Monovich.
2005
  1. Artists' Books, Gallery P74, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Curator: Tadej Pogacar.
  2. Paper Papel Papier, NURTUREart Non-Profit, Brooklyn, NY. Curators: Veronica Mijelshon and Mariestella Colon-Astacio.
  3. Picture Window. Organized by Gary Kachadourian, Baltimore Office of Promotion and Arts, Baltimore, MD.
2004
  1. White Matter(s), NURTUREart Non-Profit, Brooklyn, NY. Curator: Rose Merola
  2. draw_drawing, Organized by Giacomo Picca for London Biennale, Gallery 32, London, UK
  3. PR 04 – Tribute to the Messenger, San Juan and Rincon, Puerto Rico. Collaboration with Peter Walsh and Tadej Pogacar. Organized by Michy Marxuach, M&M Proyectos.
2003
  1. Too Fresh, NURTUREart Non-Profit, Brooklyn, NY. Curator: Leah Oates
  2. Tongue : Jezik, Gallery P74, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Collaboration with artist Peter Walsh. Curator: Tadej Pogacar
  3. Notebook, Pinkard Gallery, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD.
  4. Operation How, Now, Wow. Public actions organized by 16 Beaver Group, New York, New York
  5. What is to be Done? Lenin Museum, Tampere, Finland. Text contribution to project by Susan Kelly and Stephen Morton. Traveled to the Krasnoyarsk Museum Biennale in Siberia, Russia.
  6. Fresh, edition of multiples by 12 artists. NURTUREart Non-Profit, New York, NY. Curators: Leah Oates and Amy Wilson. Exhibited as part of Nurturing the New.
2000-02
  1. Snapshot, The Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, Maryland. Traveled to Arcadia University, Glenside, Pennsylvania; and the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut.
1999
  1. Artscape '99, visual arts section. Meyerhoff Gallery, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore,MD. Curators: Doreen Bolger, Howardena Pindell, and Terrie Sultan.
  2. Alumni Exhibition. Pinnacle Gallery, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA.
1998-99
  1. Carmen, a performance by Fluid Movement (Co-Director, Set Designer, Performer). Five performances in Baltimore, Maryland: Gordon Stage at Artscape '99, Chain Reaction Series at The Lodge ('99), The Death of Vaudeville Series at Ottobar ('99), The 14Karat Cabaret at Maryland Art Place, ('98) and The Whole Gallery ('98).
1998
  1. Converge. The Whole Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland.
  2. 5:44, Little Big Bang, group performance (Performer). Gordon Plaza at Artscape '98, Baltimore, MD.
1997
  1. Psychosomatic, solo exhibition. Athena Gallery, Savannah, GA. Curator: Shelley Smith.
  2. Arts on the River, West Bank Gallery, Savannah, Georgia. Juror: Lisa Phillips.
  3. Shelter, an installation. Henry Hall, Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA.

Residencies

2004
  1. PR 04 – Tribute to the Messenger, Residency and public performances in San Juan and Rincon, Puerto Rico. Collaboration with Peter Walsh and Tadej Pogacar. Organized by Michy Marxuach, M&M Proyectos.
2003
  1. Tongue : Jezik, Residency, exhibition, public lectures and series of street actions. Collaboration with artist Peter Walsh. Gallery P74, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Curated by Tadej Pogacar, Supported in part by a grant from the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia.

Lectures / Panels

2004
  1. Artists' Talk: White Matter(s), NURTUREart Non-Profit, Brooklyn, NY. Curator: Rose Merola
2003
  1. Languages and Power: Part 2, Co-Organizer & Panelist. Gallery P74, Ljubljana, Slovenia
  2. Monday Night in New York & Weimar - Languages and Power, Co-Organizer & Panelist. 16 Beaver Reading Group, NYC in collaboration with Gallery P74, Ljubljana, Slovenia, and ACC_Galerie, Weimar, Germany
2001
  1. Architectures of Migration, Panelist. Location One, New York, NY. Part of the art project Go_Home by Danica Dakic and Sandra Sterle

Catalogues & Reviews

2006
  1. "Hands on Experience: Please Touch Exhibit Truly Interactive," by Cate McQuaid. Boston Globe, June 22.
  2. First Eight Years: P74 Center and Gallery. Ed. Tadej Pogacar. P74 Center and Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia.  168 p.
2005
  1. Lampededromia. [Vol. 6:2 of Journal for Anthropology and New Parasitism]. Project publication. Ed. Tadej Pogacar, essays by Igor Spanol and Julieta Gonzalez. P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia. 32 p.
  2. PR 04 in/print [Tribute to the Messenger]. Exhibition catalogue. Eds. Michy Marxuach, et.al. M&M Proyectos, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 288 p.
  3. "Utopic Visions of the World: Artists as Social and Political Agents," by Leah Oates. AC:Collaborative, summer issue.
2003
  1. "Slovenscina v treh tednih (Slovene in Three weeks)" by Katja Kriznik, Radio Student Ljubljana, September 22.
  2. "Tongue:Jezik v P74," by Jaka Zeleznikar. Mladina, September 4.
2002
  1. "In Depth Arts News: Fresh, A Limited-Edition Collection Of Original Artwork," Absolutearts.com, December 9.
2000
  1. "Michael O'Sullivan's Top 10 Exhibits (Plus 1)." Washington Post, Dec 29.
1999
  1. "Best of Baltimore" Baltimore City Paper, September 15-22.

Artist's Writings & Publications

2005
  1. Collected Outlines Book. Artists book, hand-made, edition of 20.
2003
  1. Ljubljanski Slikovni Slovar / Visual Glossary of Ljubljana, Limited-edition artists book. Printed in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Hand-bound.
2001
  1. "The Cultural Traveler's Guide," New Observations, 20th Anniversary Issue #128, (Spring/Summer 2001). Text and photo on pg. 27; photo featured on cover.

Education

2006
  1. MLS, Information Studies. Queens College, CUNY, Flushing, NY.
1997
  1. BFA, Painting, Cum Laude. Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah, GA.

Collections

  1. The Tate Museum, London
  2. The New York Public Library
  3. The Brooklyn Museum of Art
  4. The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN
  5. The Joan Flasch Collection, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
  6. Works on Paper Collection, University of Indiana, Bloomington
  7. Artists Book Collection, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
  8. Artists Book Collection, Rhode Island School of Design
  9. Gallery P74 and P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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