Solo Exhibitions (selected)
Rockne Krebs: Drawings for Sculpture You Can Walk Through, curated by Stephen Goddard. Rockne Krebs: Drawings for Sculpture You Can Walk Through featured an important group of works by Rockne Krebs from the collection of the Spencer Museum of Art, consisting of nineteen original concept drawings and other works
on paper, as well as Antarctic Flower, a Plexiglas sculpture from 1970, gifts to the Spencer Museum of Art from Philip M. Smith. A video edited from vintage video footage accompanied the exhibition.
on paper, as well as Antarctic Flower, a Plexiglas sculpture from 1970, gifts to the Spencer Museum of Art from Philip M. Smith. A video edited from vintage video footage accompanied the exhibition.
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"Walking into the light sculptures was one of the things in the breakout show at the Corcoran that got me interested in Rockne's work. To this day, he, James Turrell, Dan Flavin and a few others remain in a class of their own." Philip M. Smith, September 6, 2013 |
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Jefferson Place Gallery, Washington, DC. Sculpture Rockne Krebs.
Byron Gallery, New York, NY. Sculpture Rockne Krebs. Gallery of Modern Art, Washington, DC. Sculpture Minus Object, the first ever 3-D laser beam installation. Curated by Walter Hopps and Renato Danese. University of Maryland, College Park, MD. Sculpture Minus Object and Plexiglas sculptures. Jefferson Place Gallery, Washington, DC. Rockne Krebs. Plexiglas sculptures. Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Curated by James Sterrit. Gallery of Modern Art, Washington, DC. Rooftop Light Sculpture by Rockne Krebs. The Finch College Museum of Art, New York, NY. Plexiglas sculpture XXI, 1967, exhibited in their dining room garden. Jefferson Place Gallery, Washington, DC. Energy Structures. Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Prairie Flower, outdoor sculpture installation. Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY, Rockne Krebs, Day Passage and Night Passage. Curated by James N. Wood, catalogue and essay by James N. Wood. Jefferson Place Gallery, Washington, DC. Photon Structures. Laser piece, Sky Bridge, spectral pieces, Plexiglas sculptures, drawings and a film by Ed Kelly. Galerie Simonne Stern, New Orleans, LA. Sun Flowers. Exhibit included spectral pieces, Plexiglas sculptures, and drawings. Jefferson Place Gallery, Washington, DC. 365 Drawings and Home on the Range. National Academy of Science, Washington, DC. Drawings and Plexiglas sculptures. Curated by Lee Kimchie. University of Maryland, College Park, MD. The Study: Home on the Range Part IV. Pyramid Galleries Ltd., Washington, DC. For Sale: Home on the Range, Part V. James Yu Gallery, New York, NY. For Sale: Home on the Range, Part V. A Christmas Piece and Laser Environment. Custom House, New York, NY. The Equestrian in Manhattan, Home on the Range VI, camera-obscura piece. Curated by Anita O’Neill, commissioned by Creative Time, Inc. Arnold Gallery, Atlanta, GA. Drawings and Studies for Works at Omni International. Drawing and sculpture studies for Atlantis and Canis Major. The Fort Worth Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX. Light on Fort Worth. Fraser’s Stable, Washington, DC. Home on the Range. Middendorf/Lane Gallery, Washington, DC. Rockne Krebs: The Spectral Horse. The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH. Drawings by Rockne Krebs, drawing exhibit in conjunction with Krebs’ laser sculpture. Baxter Art Gallery of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA. Rockne Krebs, A Retrospective of Drawings, 1965-1982, the installation sculpture piece, Crystal Oasis of the Winter Solstice, and The Green Hypotenuse, 7-mile-long laser beam from Mt. Wilson to Caltech. Curated by Jay Belloli. Touring exhibition. The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Rockne Krebs, A Retrospective of Drawings, 1965-1982, and the installation sculpture piece, Crystal Oasis of the Winter Solstice. Diane Brown Gallery, New York, NY. Rockne Krebs Drawings and Crystal Oasis Solar Pieces. Fine Arts Library at Rush Rhees, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. Neo-Green Project Drawings, exhibit accompanied Neo-Green, an urban-scale laser installation commissioned for the Memorial Art Gallery’s reopening. Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, OK. Anonymous, laser exhibition. Gallery K, Washington, DC. Rockne Krebs: Drawings and Sculptures. Spencer Museum of Art, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Rockne Krebs: Drawings for Sculpture You Can Walk Through, August 31, 2013 - January 5, 2014. Curated by Stephen Goddard. Rockne Krebs: Drawings for Sculpture You Can Walk Through featured an important group of works by Rockne Krebs from the collection of the Spencer Museum of Art, consisting of nineteen original concept drawings and other works on paper, as well as Antarctic Flower, a Plexiglas sculpture from 1970, gifts to the Spencer Museum of Art from Philip M. Smith. A video edited from vintage video footage accompanied the exhibition. Hemphill, Washington, DC. Rockne Krebs: The Smoke Drawings. Artist Writings 1997 - 2000
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Photo © LeRoy Woodson. Photographed for the exhibition catalogue Rockne Krebs, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York, 1971. Krebs in his studio working on a plexiglas sculpture, 1970.
