Artist Registry
The White Columns Curated Artist Registry is an online platform for emerging and under-recognized artists to share images and information about their respective practices. The Registry seeks to create a context for artists who have yet to benefit from wider critical, curatorial or commercial support. To be eligible, artists cannot be affiliated with a commercial gallery in New York City.
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RESUME
Born in 1968 and growing up in Memphis, Tennessee as a Jewish woman, Darryl witnessed and experienced the ugly realities of racism, antisemitism, and class and gender inequality yet these experiences instilled in her a passion for art. She was nurtured by an inspiring high school art teacher who entered her work in a Scholastic Competition, and she was awarded a full scholarship to The Rhode Island School of Design Pre College-Program. This shaped the direction of her life. She went on to receive a BFA in painting from RISD. During the four years at RISD she fell in love with New York City’s Lower East Side and spent much time immersed in the art scene, punk scene, and underground film world. She did two internships in New York during those years as well at The Pace Gallery and The Gracie Mansion Gallery. She was lucky to work, learn from, and have incredible experiences with the likes of Gracie Mansion, Sur Rodney Sur, and Al Hansen who was exhibiting at the time. She visited studios and was inspired by artists such as Leon Golub, Nancy Spero, Donald Baechler, John Chamberlain, Clayton Patterson, James Romberger, and Marguerite Van Cook just to name a few. She became involved romantically with Nick Zedd and appeared in three of his films; Ecstasy In Entropy, Why Do You Exist, and Eye Of Canine. She then met her husband Scot-Free who was working at Anthology Film Archives where she spent much time watching films and being inspired by Jonas Mekas, MM Serra and others and acted and collaborated with Scott in his three short films Strange Love, Fabulous Disaster, and Gentrifucked.
She worked as an artist assistant to Donald Baechler, The Guggenheim Museum, taught art at The Children’s Workshop Grammar School on East Twelfth Street and has done various other non-art related jobs while always painting and exhibiting her work and raising two children.
Individual Shows:
The Emily Harvey Foundation- Venice Artist Residency 2024
Sage- Beauty In Chaos- Darryl LaVare Brooklyn, NY 2019
Michael Mut Project Space - Below The Surface Darryl LaVare 2014
The Museum of Motherhood-New York, NY 2011
The Tasting Room- New York, NY 2003
Niagra- New York, NY 2001
Limelight- New York, NY 1993
Museum Café’- New York, NY 1993
USA- New York, NY 1992
Danceteria- New York, NY 1992
Limelight- New York, NY 1991
Group Shows:
Not Another Gallery-The Brand New New Year Show Brooklyn, NY 2023
O’Flaherty’s Art Gallery-The Patriot New York, NY 2022
Cindy Rucker Gallery-Abortion Stories 2022 Festival New York, NY 2022
Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition-More Art of Coney Island Brooklyn, NY 2022
Sage-Walls of Sage Brooklyn, NY 2020
Bestworld Gallery-Senator Portrait Project- New York, NY 2018
Rivington Studios-Demolition Exhibit New York, NY 2016
Rivington Studios-The Greatest Art Never Seen New York, NY 2016
Duron Gallery-Viral:25 Years From Rodney King Los Angeles, California 2016
Rivington Studios-Springtime Surge New York, NY 2015
RevJen’s Troll Museum New York, NY 2014
Michael Mut Project Space-The Love Yourself Project New York, NY 2013
Continuum-New York, NY 2013
Jonathan O’Hara Gallery- New York, NY Benefit for Coney Island USA 2010
Sideshow By The Seashore- Brooklyn, NY Benefit for Coney Island USA 2009
Supreme Trading : Metropolis Apocalypse- Brooklyn, NY 2009
The Brooklyn Historical Society-Brooklyn, NY 2005
Niagra- New York, NY 2002
RISD Alumni Open Studio Tour- Brooklyn, NY 2001
CBGB’s Gallery- New York, NY 2001
CBGB’s Gallery- New York, NY 2000
Wooster Projects- New York, NY 2000
Brownies- New Yor, NY 1999
Max Fish- New York, NY 1994
Max Fish- New York, NY 1993
Stendhal Gallery- New York, NY 1992
Max Fish- New York, NY 1992
Exploding Sky Gallery-New York, NY 1991
Anarchy Gallery- New York, NY 1990
Exploding Sky Gallery- New York, NY 1990
Woods Gerry Gallery- Providence, Rhode Island 1990
Florence Leif Scholarship Competition- Providence, Rhode Island 1990
St. Joseph’s Hospital- Memphis, TN 1984