ABOUT:

Bonnie Lane is an Australian interdisciplinary artist based between Brooklyn, New York and Melbourne, Australia.

In an act of performed autobiographical-fiction, the artist presents her ‘life as art’ in a context-based practice that spans writing, object making, dance, video, performance, lectures, and social intervention.

Bonnie holds an MFA from New York University and Bachelor degrees from The University of Melbourne and Monash University, Australia.

She has received grants from the American-Australian Association, Rudin Foundation, Australia Council for the Arts, National Association for the Visual Arts, and the City of Melbourne.

She held solo exhibitions in New York at 80WSE Gallery, WildEmbeddingS, and AC Institute, and in Melbourne at MARS Gallery, Anna Pappas Gallery, Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, and BUS Projects.

She has participated in artist-in-residence programs in South Korea, Norway, Portugal, Australia, and the USA; including the Seoul Museum of Art, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts [PICA], Curtin University, and New York Artist Residency and Studios [NARS].

Additionally, Bonnie has presented work at MoCA Taipei; Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts; New York Experimental Film Festival; New York Porn Film Festival; Seoul Museum of Art; Santa Fe New Media Festival; and Pioneer Works; among others.

Bonnie Lane currently serves as adjunct faculty at New York University and is a Teaching Artist with the government funded ‘Arts and Literacy’ program across New York City public schools.