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Matthew Monahan (born 1972)
Modern Art, 13 April - 12 May is an American contemporary artist based in
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. Monahan graduated from
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in 1994 with a BFA and the De Ateliers in
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from 1994 to 1996. Monahan has shown his sculptures at various galleries, collections, and museums, including the
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, the Chinese European Art Center in
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, Bureau Stedelijk in
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, The National Center for Art in St. Petersburg,
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, the
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and the
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in
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, and
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,
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and the Fries Museum, all in the
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. In 1999, Monahan participated in both the Liverpool and LA International Biennials.


References


Further reading

* Jonathan Griffin (October 2007)
Matthew Monahan: Sculpture and anthropology from the school of hard knocks
''Frieze''. * ''Vitamin 3-D : new perspectives in sculpture and installation''. . * .n.(2010). ''Matthew Monahan useum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 26 July - 27 October 2007'. Museum of Contemporary Art. . * Elena Filipovic (2010) ''Creamier: contemporary art in culture: 10 curators, 100 contemporary artists, 10 sources''. Phaidon. .
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