with Paula Cooper Gallery, New York, mid-1990s; over
500 group and solo exhibitions. Living in Brooklyn, New
York.Individual Exhibitions
1985 Leonard Perlson Gallery; New York
1986 The Unknown Christ; Museum of Contemporary His-
panic Art; New York
1987 Gallery Hufkens-Noirehomme; Brussels
1988 Stux Gallery; New York
1990 Gallery Cellar; Nagoya, Japan
The Seibu Museum of Art; Tokyo, Japan
1991 Nomads; Denver Museum of Art; Denver
KKK Portraits; University Memorial Center Gallery;
University of Colorado at Boulder
1992 The Morgue; Yvon Lambert Gallery; Paris (traveled to
La Tete d’Obsidienne, Fort Napoleon, la Seyne-sur-
Mer, France; Palais du Tau, Reims, France; Grand
Hornu, Mons, Belgium)
1993 The Morgue; Paula Cooper Gallery; New York
1995 Andres Serrano: Works 1983–1993; Institute of Con-
temporary Art, University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia
(traveled to The New Museum of Contemporary Art,
New York; Center for the Fine Arts, Miami; Contem-
porary Arts Museum, Houston; Museum of Contempor-
ary Art, Chicago)
1996 Museum of Contemporary Art; Zagreb, Croatia-
Mokka; Reykjavik, Iceland
1997 National Gallery of Victoria; Melbourne, Australia-
PROA; Buenos Aires, Argentina
A History of Andres Serrano: A History of Sex; Gro-
ninger Museum; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
1998 Andres Serrano: A History of Sex; Photology; Milan, Italy
1999 David Perez-MacCallum Arte Contemporaneo; Gua-
yaquil, Ecuador
2000 Body and Soul(traveled to Bergen Art Society, Bergen,
Norway; Rogaland Kunst Museum, Stavanger, Norway;
Troms Art Society, Troms, Norway; Ludwig Founda-
tion, Aachen, Germany; Barbican Art Centre, London,
England; Ciurlionis National Museum of Art, Kaunas,
Lithuania; Stenersenmuseet, Oslo, Norway; Helsinki
City Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland)
2001 World Without End; The Cathedral of Saint John The
Divine; New York
Objects of Desire, Andre Simoens Gallery; Knokke-
Zoute; Belgium
2002 Reali Arte Contemporarea; Brescia, Italy
2003 A History of Sex; 5th Thessaloniki Documentary Fes-
tival-Images of the 21st Century; Greece
Group Exhibitions
1984 Artists’ Call Against US Intervention in Central Amer-
ica; Judson Church; New York
1985 Americana; Group Material Installation, Whitney
Biennial; Whitney Museum of American Art; New York
1987 Fake; New Museum; New York
The Castle; Group Material Exhibition, Documenta 8;
Kassel, Germany
1988 Acts of Faith; Cleveland State University Art Gallery;
Cleveland, Ohio
Awards in the Visual Arts 7; Southeastern Canter for
Contemporary Art; Winston-Salem, North Carolina
and traveling
1989 Serrano/Mapplethorpe: You Decide; Wright State Uni-
versity Art Galleries; Dayton, Ohio
1990 Images in Transition—Photographic Works Towards
the 1990s; Museum of Modern Art; Tokyo, Japan
The Decade Show: Frameworks of Identity in the
1980s; New Museum of Contemporary Art, Museum
of Contemporary Hispanic Art, and Studio Museum in
Harlem; New York
1991 The Devil on the Stairs: Looking Back on the Eighties;
Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylva-
nia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cruciformed: Images of the Cross in Contemporary
Art; Cleveland Center of Contemporary Art; Cleveland,
Ohio
1992 Dirt and Domesticity: Constructions of the Feminine;
Whitney Museum of American Art; New York
Gegendarstellungen—Ethics and Aesthetics in the Time
of AIDS; Kunstverein; Hamburg, Germany
1993 Abject Art: Repulsion and Desire in American Art;
Whitney Museum of American Art; New York
1994 Black Male: Representations of Masculinity in Con-
temporary American Art; Whitney Museum of American
Art; New York
1995 ARS 95 Helsinki; Museum of Contemporary Art/Fin-
nish National Gallery; Helsinki, Finland
1997 In Visible Light: Photography and Classification in Art,
Science and the Everyday; Museum of Modern Art;
Oxford, England; (traveled to Harris Museum and Art
Gallery, Preston, England; Inverleith House, Royal Bo-
tanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland; Moderna Museet,Andres Serrano, Nomads (Payne), 1990, Silver dye-bleach
print, Sheet: 4032½^00 (101.682.6 cm), Collection
Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, partial and
promised gift from The Howard and Donna Stone
Collection. Original in color.
[Photograph#Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago]SERRANO, ANDRES