SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2023
Between the miraculous & the mundane
The Bass Museum, Miami Beach, FL
July 2023

2022
A Kept Thing & Un(forgetting): selections from Kerry Phillips’ archive (Part 1 & 2)
Women Artists Archive Miami (WAAM) at Dimensions Variable, Miami, FL

Collected memories, rooted objects
Brick City Gallery, Missouri State College, Springfield, MO

Kerry Phillips’ Whatsits Emporium & Library of Things
for Susan Caraballo’s Prelude to 2100
Immersive theater, art exhibition & store, Deering Estate, Miami, FL

2020
Other People’s Things, site-specific installation with No Vacancy Miami Beach
Miami Beach, FL

An Accidental Collection (the junk drawer)
DACRA, Miami Design District, FL

A Place for Everything
Galleries at MIA, Miami, FL

2019
Uninhabited forests
under the bridge art space, North Miami, FL

2018
The world adjacent, Florida Prize in Contemporary Art 2018
Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, FL

2017
A reasonable plan for dying
ArtCenter/SF Satelight Space, Miami Beach, FL

2015
Inheriting Gravity
The Meetinghouse, Miami FL

2014
Following (hollowed out spaces)
Farside Gallery, Miami, FL

2013
Sometimes your things (the great exchange), Solo project with Girl’s Club
Pulse Art Fair, Miami, FL

INKarnation, two-person installation
Bridge Red Studios Project Space, Miami, FL

2011
I’m the worst when it comes to making up stories
Bridge Red Studios Project Space, Miami, FL

2010
Congratulations, Happy Birthday and other mementos of another day
Art@Work, Miami, FL

2009
Sometimes your things are my things, installation/performance
Art & Culture Center, Hollywood, FL

Crush Letters
Last Minute Performance Festival, Kawiarnia Naukowa, Kraków, Poland

2007
You can tell me . . . I’ll make believe I’m listening, two-person exhibition
Pulse Miami Contemporary Art Fair, Miami, FL.

Vacuuming Gave Me Carpal Tunnel
Project Room, Locust Projects, Miami, FL

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

In the Company of Women: At Large. Miami: LnS Gallery, 2022. Exhibition Catalogue.

Hocus Focus Radio Show (Online), ep. 34, 9 Dec 2020: Mark Diamond. “Kerry Phillips on Hocus Focus Radio Show”
www.itsallahologram.blogspot.com/2020/12/kerry-phillips-on-hocus-focus-radio.html?fbclid=lwAR20ebG69pUeflGhsXToTcez2jCBGMuCdxkfyR7fR) Accessed 5 May 2021.

New York Times (New York, NY), 2 Dec 2020: Joseph B. Treaster
“In Miami Beach, the Art Scene Has Moved Outdoors”

New York Times (New York, NY), 30 Nov 2020: Brett Sokol
“It’s Still Art Week in Miami”

Miami New Times (Miami, FL) 12 Oct 2020: Isabella Marie Garcia
“Kerry Phillips Turns the Lowly Junk Drawer Into a Treasure Trove”

Orlando Museum of Art Florida Prize in Contemporary Art, exhibition catalogue, 5 June – 19 August 2018, Orlando Museum of Art, Orlando, FL
James, Chris. “Orlando Museum of Art Florida Prize in Contemporary Art 2018 Short Film.” Orlando Museum of Art. 2018. <www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7FxXRePk0k>.

New Art South Florida: Cultural Consortium Visual & Media Artist Fellowship Exhibition, exhibition catalogue, 19
Sepember – 31 October 2015, Schmidt Center Gallery, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL

The Miami Herald (Miami, FL), 26 May 2013: Anne Tschida
“Outside the Lines”

KnightArts Blog (Online), 13 Mar 2012: Anne Tschida
“A deep breath for art”

Artforum (Online), 10 Mar 2012: Hunter Braithwaite
“Practices Remain”

“Artist Kerry Phillips – See Share & Show.” Plum TV. May 5, 2011.

City Link Magazine (Hollywood, FL), 6 Oct 2009: Colleen Dougher
“A thing for things: The world’s trash is Kerry Phillips’ treasure”

The Miami Herald (Miami, FL), 29 Jun 2008: Fabiola Santiago
“The Shining: Light intensifies the shadows and illusions of MAM’s new exhibit”

New Times (Miami, FL), 26 Jun 2008: Carlos Suarez de Jesus
“Grand Illusion: MAM’s latest spectacle glimmers, glows, and goads”

New Times (Miami, FL), 1 Feb 2007: Carlos Suarez de Jesus
“Found in the Fun House: Locust Projects has some last-minute high jinks up its sleeve”

New Times (Miami, FL), 17 Aug 2006: Carlos Suarez de Jesus
“Home Groan: How Elsa Carolina Muñoz almost drove me to drive”

El Nuevo Herald (Miami, FL), 6 Aug 2006: Jose Antonio Evora.
“ArtCenter/South Florida Cuatro artistas en casa