RESUME

Amra Caus (b. 1984) is a multidisciplinary artist who primarily works with paper and collected objects.
Drawing from her personal experience of involuntary migration as a young person, her current practice
explores themes foreignness, materiality, and the collective intimacy towards personal belonging(s). Her
work is informed by language and objects of antiquity to reimagine a future that is based in collective joy
and curiosity. Her work has been exhibited at Shoot the Lobster, Swivel Gallery, NADA Art Fair, Galerie
Christine Mayer in Munich, was recently featured in Art in America’s Summer New Talent Issue, and in 2023
was the Artist-in-Residence at Hercules Studio Art Program. In 2020, she received her
Masters in Fine Arts from Hunter College in New York, NY. She is currently living and working in New
York, NY.

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Education
Hunter College, Master of Fine of Arts, NY, 2020
University of South Florida, Bachelor of Fine Arts, FL, 2016

Selected Group Exhibitions
2023-2024

"Habit-At," PS122 Gallery, New York, NY
“Power Play,” Black Brick Project, Brooklyn, NY (Projected)
“Repetition means a/void,” Parent Company, Brooklyn, NY
“Potheads,” Swivel Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
“Forecast,” Water Colour Society, Brooklyn, NY
“Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict,” Subtitle
Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
“In the Bleak Midwinter,” Swivel Gallery, Saugerties, NY
2022-2021
“In with the Old: (Nearly) Six Years of Project Art Distribution,” Yeh Art Gallery, NY
“In with the Old,” Walter Elwood Museum, Project Art Distribution Gallery, Amsterdam, NY
“Hereditary,” Swivel Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
“Artists Are In,” Hercules Art/Studio Program, New York, NY
“Munchen Monopoly,” Galerie Christine Mayer, Various Others, Munich, Germany
“Pique-nique Basquette,” NADA House, Governors Island, NY
“Ceramic Sidewalk Sale: Black Trans Advocacy Coalition,” F Magazine, Project Distribution, New York,
NY
“no holiday is forever,” International Waters, Brooklyn, NY
“Domino,” Shoot the Lobster, New York, NY
2020-2019
“Save the Last Dance,” MFA Thesis Exhibition, New York, NY
“Hunter College Thesis Spotlight,” Hauser and Wirth, online exhibition
“Art Gallery for Dogs,” Project Art Distribution Gallery, New York, NY
“Thick Air,” ZYX Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

“Lonely Eclipse,” Kunstraum, Brooklyn, NY
“Sweet Spot,” 1680 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY
“Magnetic Fields,” Project Distribution Gallery, New York, NY
“RULERS,” Coco Hunday, Tampa, FL
“Making Spaces,” 205 Project Space, Hunter MFA Studios, New York, NY
2018-2016
“Migrant Mothers,” CUNSTHAUS, Tampa, FL
“Everybody Come,” Bogart 56 Studios, Brooklyn, NY
“Bushwick Sculptural Garden,” Bushwick Open Studios, Brooklyn, NY
“Layers of Artifice,” Robert, Brooklyn, NY
“Skyway: A Contemporary Collaboration,” John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL “FOUR x
FOUR,” Tempus Projects, Tampa, FL
“FIVE by FIVE,” Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL

Solo Exhibition

2017
“Wild Strawberries,” Centre Gallery, Tampa, FL
Collaborations
2018
“Full Moon Saloon iteration no.2,” Amra and Noa Love Cat Collective, 205 Project Space, Hunter MFA
Studios, New York, NY
“Full Moon Saloon,” Amra and Noa Love Cat Collective, 205 Project Space, Hunter MFA Studios, New
York, NY
Residencies and Awards
Hercules Artist Studio Program, New York, 2021-2023
Independent Projects
On the Whim Artist Residency, 2018-present
Butter (Artbook) Press, 2021-present
Podcast
Tom Ray’s Art Podcast – Amra Causevic: Mixed Media Artist
Press
Albro, Jonas, Eliana Blechman, Dana Notine, June Scalia, “SAVE THE LAST DANCE for us: Artists of the
Final Hunter MFA Exhibition Go Out with a BANG.” White Hot Magazine, December 2020
Watlington, Emily, “Studio Visits: New Talent.” Art in America, Summer 2023