Craig Damrauer | Selected Work
I do conceptual projects that tend not to look or act like one another. They're linked by a certain kind of experimentation and a concern about systems. I'm interested in the systems that engender the ways we're spoken to, the ways we talk to each other, the roles we're given or play, and our relationship with nature.



2020
Maybe This Time it Won't Matter? A collaboration with Sally Heller for Good Children Gallery, New Orleans



2019
Global Good Morning, ongoing



2018
A Gift for the Honorable Judge Brett Kavanaugh on the Eve of his Appointment to the Supreme Court of the United States of America and the Further Affirmation of What it is We Stand For and What it is We Do Not, Mana Contemporary Residency



2017
Everything We Need To Know, A Semi-Scientific Approach Bronx Museum of Art



2016
Buddy Banks, Buddy Collette, Pete Collins (likely), Louise Franklin, Jesse Graves, Cee Pee Johnson, Alton Redd, Raymond Tate and 15 unknown others, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans, LA



2015
Time and the City essay for the Re:form section of Medium



2014
I'll Let You Stay, If You Let Me
All the Japanese Words in John Hersey's Hiroshima
The Hole Into Which All My Problems Shall Be Heaped
One Dozen Instructions presented at the Unnoticed Art Festival, Netherlands



2013
After the Forest Installation for the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans
Consider Yourself Warned Installation for Absolut Open Canvas, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Everything We Need To Know, A Semi-Scientific Approach
Collaboration with Google Alerts. The Masur Museum of Art



2012
All The Ideas We've Had and Ever Will Have Proposal for a sculpture
New Math Solo exhibition at Paul Smith's GLOBE Gallery, London
The New Math of Stuff Series for The Atlantic



2011
Various Greetings Special Project, Pulse Art Fair
Calls to Actions Special Project, Pulse Art Fair
The New Math of Relationships project with 20 X 200
The Peacock's Feathers Each Have a Secret Desire
SFX
The Originals



2010
New Math, edited by Ed Ruscha Published by CT Editions, London
New Math - Modern Art project with 20 X 200




2009
One, Two, Three in collaboration with MCA DENVER
All You Can Eat
Presented at Los Angeles Contemporary Editions
Fanfucingtastic



2008-2010
New Math