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| Noterdaeme pulling the $0 Collection to the Inauguration of HoMu in 2003 Photo: Tom Cinko |
Filip NoterdaemeBiographyFilip Noterdaeme is a New York-based artist and the founding director of the Homeless Museum of Art (HOMU), a conceptual art project that seeks to subvert the increasingly impersonal, market-driven art world and expose the sellout of cultural institutions to commerce, cronyism, real estate, and star architects. A witty parody of the contemporary art museum, HOMU has at turns been a live-in museum in a rental apartment in Brooklyn, an activist's initiative, an exhibit in a vacant artist studio, a collection of original artworks, and a mock museum booth embedded in a commercial art fair. Noterdaeme and HOMU have been profiled by numerous publications, including the New York Times and the Believer Magazine . Filip Noterdaeme was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1965 and grew up in Brussels and Geneva, Switzerland. He moved to New York City in 1986 and received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1990 and his Masters from New York University in1996. His Homeless Museum of Art (created in 2003 ) was inspired largely by the work of his compatriot, the late Marcel Broodthaers, a conceptual artist closely associated with the practice of institutional critique. Noterdaeme is also an adjunct professor of cultural studies and art history at New York University and the New School. He is frequently freelancing as a museum educator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum. In 2007, he was a visiting artist at the Kansas City Art Institute and taught an interdisciplinary workshop entitled "The Undoing and Remaking of Museums." In 2008, he took the Homeless Museum to the streets and staged four weekly performances outside the New Museum. Noterdaeme lives in the Homeless Museum of Art with his partner, performer Isengart. Curriculum VitaeBorn in 1965 in Brussels, Belgium. Education Solo Exhibitions Group Exhibitions Performances Activism Public Art Projects Selected BibliographyBooks, Catalogs & Brochures Noterdaeme, Filip. "The Art Dealer." In The Bruce High Quality Foundation Foundation & Other Ideas. Exhibition catalog for "The Bruce High Quality Foundation: The Retrospective," Susan Inglett Gallery, NY. The Bruce High Quality Foundation University Press, Brooklyn, NY, 2008, pp. 99-101. Weintraub, Linda. From the Fat of the Land: Alchemies, Ecologies, Attractions. Exhibition brochure, Grand Arts, 2007. Noterdaeme, Filip and Madame Butterfly [Daniel Isengart]. Discomfort Food: Recipes from the Homeless Museum. Limited edition, Brooklyn, NY, 2006. Collard, Andrew, and Hattie Spires. The Gentle Art of Making Enemies. Publisher: Andrew Colard, 2006. Werner, Paul. Museum, INC: Inside the Global Art World. Chicago: Prickly Paradigm Press, 2005. E-Flux Video Rental Catalogue. Eds. Anton Vidokle & Julieta Aranda. E-flux and Revolver, 2005. Hollwich, Matthias, and Rainer Weisbach, eds. Umbauhaus: Updating Modernism. Edition Bauhaus. Berlin: Jovis Verlag, 2004. DVD included. Magazines, Journals, Newspapers Koppel, Lily. "A Museum With No Exhibits, But Plenty of Ideas." The New York Times 2 Nov. 2008. Clarkson, Lamar. "Cosmetic Fix." Art News Feb. 2008, p. 38. Johnson, Paddy. "The Dotted Line." Time Out New York, issue 634, 22-27 Nov. 2007. Thorson, Alice. "The Art of Museum Critique." The Kansas City Star, 22 Jul. 2007. Shaw, Dan. "A Museum That's Part Serious and Part Send Up." The New York Times, 7 Jan. 2007. Topol, Samantha. "Homelessness Begins at Home." The Believer, Vol. 4, No. 10, Dec. 2006/Jan. 2007, pp. 15-20. Friedlander, David. "Thin Line Between Irreverence and Institutional Critique." Columbia Spectator 11 Oct. 2006. Trivett, Vincent. "Home Is Where the Art Is: Visiting with a One-Man Museum." The L Magazine, NYC Profiles, June 21-July 4 2006. Webster, Liz. "Raising the Roof: The Homeless Museum Rents a Two-Bedroom Pad in Brooklyn Heights." Time Out, New York, Issue 535, Dec. 29 - Jan 4 2006. Schubert, Alex. "Ideas are Key to 'Homeless' Tour of Art." The Kansas City Star, 17 June 2006. Poschardt, Ulf. "Zurück in die Zukunft [Back to the Future]", Die Welt am Sonntag, 20 Feb. 2005 Paoli, Guillaume. "Modern ist, wer gewinnt. Das Alte neu zu bauen ist nicht notwendig trivial: Das Bauhaus und die kommende Ära der Rekonstruktion [Modern is He Who Wins. To Build the Old Anew Is Not Necessarily Trivial: The Bauhaus and the Common Era of Reconstruction]." Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 5 Jan. 2005. Noterdeaeme, Filip. "HoMu Unplugged: The Homeless Museum at the Armory Show 2005." Art Fairs International, Vol. 1 # 5/6, 2005. Lubell, Sam. "The $20 Problem: Opposition Still Rages Against MoMA Ticket Prices." Architectural Record January 2005, p. 26. Vogel, Carol. "What Is the Value of Priceless Art? Debate Continues on $20 Admission." The New York Times 18 Nov. 2004. Television and Radio"HoMu"; TVJapan (Japanese Cable TV Network). Prod. Akihiro Yamamoto. TV Japan Club, New York. 18 Jan. 2006. "Art After Dark." Prod. The Artist Network, New York. Host and Art Critic, Raul Zamundio. DiVA Digital & Video Art Fair, New York, 2006. "HoMu Cribs." Prod. Laura Spencer. Public Arts. NPR. KCUR, Kansas City. 23 June 2006. |
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