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Kyle Staver | |
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| Nationality | American |
| Known for | Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics |
| Awards | Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award, Benjamin Altman Figure Prize, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, American Academy of Arts and Letters Purchase Prize |
Kyle Staver is an artist who lives in New York City.
Originally from Minnesota, Kyle Staver settled in New York following graduate studies at Yale University. She has been the recent recipient of a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (2015) and the American Academy of Arts and Letters Purchase Prize (2015). Staver was also recognized as a distinguished member of the National Academy of New York. Her work has been exhibited in Pennsylvania College of Art & Design, the American Academy of Arts & Letters, the National Academy, Fordham University, and Haverford College. Staver received her BFA from Minneapolis College of Art and Design and a decade later she received her MFA in Painting from Yale University's College of Art.
2023
Kyle Staver and June Leaf Drawings, Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, New York
Nino Mier Gallery, Brussels
2022 Moskowitz Bayse, Los Angeles Half Gallery, New York
2021 Paper Trails, Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, New York
2020 Kyle Staver; Zürcher Gallery, New York
2019 Kyle Staver curated by Gwenolee Zürcher, RX Gallery, Paris Kyle Staver; Printed Matters 2001-2018, National Arts Club, New York
2018 Kyle Staver; Zürcher Gallery, New York
2017 Kyle Staver; Ohio State University at Lima, Ohio
2016 Kyle Staver; Kent Fine Art, New York
2015 Tall Tales; Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, New York
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