Nina Breeder

Nina Breeder (Genova, Italy, Nov 13th 1979) is an Italian contemporary artist from New York. She grew up in Italy and lived there from 1979 to 1989 where she attended primary school, then she moved to Polperro, UK for one year with her adoptive brother Massimilian Breeder often present in her work and in future collaborations. She studied at Colombo lyceum for Classic Literature and consequently at the Academy of Art in Florence, Italy.

Background

N. Breeder begun working on experimental films and performances in Florence (1997) and later she moved to Brooklyn, starting more frequent collaborations with the artist Massimilian Breeder working on the movie Devil come to Hell and stay where You belong* [1] and a series of land installations and performances. Her work is based on the confrontation with lost traditions and pagan rituals, often involving the use of hair, wool and feces.* [2]

Selected exhibitions

2009

Devil come to Hell and stay where You Belong: Pera Museum, Istanbul, Turkey

Devil come to Hell and stay where you belong: Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris and Metz, France* [3]

Freeshout and Pecci Museum, Prato, Italy* [4]

Anthology Film Archives, New York City* [5]

2008

Love is a Burning thing: Darom Art Center, Tel Aviv

Artoteca, Milan, Italy

Copenhagen Internaional Film Festival, Official Selection

Goteburg International Film Festival, Official Selection

2007

The Lunch, Installation and Performance in collaboration with Nina Breeder at Art Space Blanque Monteaux, Paris

Unnatural Selections at Pierogi Gallery, Brooklyn* [6]

2006

Pierogi Gallery at ArtBasel, Miami

2005

Ex-Macelli Freeshout, Prato Italy

References

• Experimental Cinema* LoWave
• Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art* Pompidou Museum
• Centre Georges Pompidou* Hors Pistes
• Anthology Film Archives, New York City* Anthology Film Archive
• The MainPOint* The Main Point
• Entrisme Contemporary Art Magazine* Entrisme
• Freeshout* Freeshout
• Internet Movies Database* IMDB
• Wurlitzer Repetitions * [7]
• Pierogi Gallery* [8]

External links

• NoCrew* [9]
• TheMainPoint* [10]
• LoWave Experimental Film Label* [11]
• Centre George Pompidou* [12]
• Horse Pistes Pompidou* [13]

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