GALLERY SHOWINGS

“Analog,” Leroy Neiman Gallery, NYC, May 2000
“Photographs,” ApoGee Gallery, SOHO, NYC, September 2001
“Recent Photographs,” Gallery 712, Milwaukee, WI, March 2003
“ Arctic Photographs,” SOHO 323, SOHO, NYC, November 2005
“Peripheral Vision,” Steuben Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, May 2005
“Cyclops,” The Drawing Center, SOHO, NYC, March 2006
“NUKLE” video collaboration w/ Dirk Westphal, Mixed Greens Gallery,
    NYC, October 2006
Group Show, Steuben Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, February 2007
National Arts Club Auction, NYC, March 2007
Group Show, Micro Museum, Brooklyn, NY, April 2007
Pratt/ VCU Exchange, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, February 2008
VCU/Pratt Exchange, Richmond, VA, February 2008
“Small Works,” Lucky Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, March 2008
“Pre-eminent Origins,” Lucky Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, March 2008
“The Self Generation Corporation,” Steuben Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, April 2008
“Off Topic,” Hun Gallery, Chelsea, NYC, April 2008
“Graduating Masters,” Pratt Manhattan Gallery, NYC, May 2008


RECENT AWARDS

“C40 Solutions – Global Sustainable Design,” Design 21/Pratt Institute, April, 2008

Pratt Institute Academic Scholarship, 2006/2007 & 2007/2008

Andrea Reising is a multi-media artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She completed undergraduate studies in Visual Arts and Writing at Columbia University, and received a Masters in Fine Arts from Pratt Institute. In 2000, Reising began Drunken Buffalo Arts, an independent publisher of art, music and writing. Reising studied guitar and voice at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music. She performs as a singer-songwriter, and has produced three albums, “My Achilles Heel” 2004, “Underbelly” 2002, and “Rodeo Queen” 2000. In fall of 1998, Reising independently published her first poetry collection. Columbia University published a second collection, entitled “Gadfly Wiles,” in spring 2000. “Open City” literary journal published an excerpt of “Gadfly Wiles” in fall 2000. Reising exhibits photographs, painting and installations in New York and Milwaukee. In 2002, she was nominated by Columbia University for the Mortimer Hayes-Brandeis Traveling Fellowship. In the spring of 2008, Reising won the C40 International Award for Sustainability in the Arts. Her recent multimedia project entitled “The Self Generation Corporation” involves research and development of products and technologies to create a self-sustaining energy consumer.