Kira Scerbin
kirascerbin@gmail.com
Lives and works in Chicago, IL
B. 1991 Cleveland Ohio
2014 BFA School of the Art Institute of Chicago, IL
Solo Shows & Two Person Exhibitions
2022
Caleb Jamel Brown & Kira Scerbin
Chapter NY, NY
Corp.
King’s Leap, NY, NY
The Apartment
Droll, Chicago, IL
2021
Array
with Sessa Englund
FInal Hot Desert, White Pocket Arizona
Mommy’s Big Machine
Et. al., San Francisco
Counsel
with Maren Karlson,
Springsteen, Baltimore, MD
2020
New Wheel: Vision of Gonads
Twin, Chicago, IL
2019
Pot of Snot
Prairie, Chicago, IL
Radiator
Catbox Contemporary, Queens, NY
2018
When They Pet Brain
Kings Leap, NY, NY
2017
From the Potato: The little wild friends of the underground Chalet
Good Enough, Atlanta, GA
2015
It is Nice, Being Here!
Disco City#8 Art Gallery, Chicago, IL
2014
Faber And Faber Present Kira Scerbin
Faber And Faber Present, Chicago, IL
Group Exhibitions
2023
King’s Leap & Freddy
Freddy, Harris, NY
Chicago
Baader-Meinhof, Omaha, NE
2022
Death Bearing
. Hans Gallery, Chicago, IL
Flat Errth
Scherben & Rythmus Messi Gambio, Basel, Switzerland
Red Herrings for the Category Spell
Hudson House, Hudson, NY
2021
The Frog Show
Harkawik, NY, NY
2019
Bar Art
Interstate Projects curated by Sinkhole Project
Brooklyn, New York
2018 Flat Earth Curved Body
New Works and Horses Two
Chicago, IL
Give Plaza
In Lieu, Los Angeles, CA
2017
Shampoo 2, 2
Phil Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Proscenium Arch
S1 Portland, Portland, OR
The Last Straw of our Carrying
Species, Atlanta, GA
Plucked
100%, San Francisco, CA
2016
Get Clear on What You Think
Maxwell Colette Gallery, Chicago, IL
Everything Must Go!
Heaven Gallery, Chicago, IL
2014
Tentatively Titled
Sunday Project Gallery, Chicago, IL
2012
How Very
Lodos, Chicago/Mexico City, IL
Publications
Kira Scerbin: Introduction by Timothy Kelly
Caesura Magazine, Art and Freedom, November 2021
Kira Scerbin, Evocation
Klima Magazine, October, 2020
E.C. Flamming, Art Review: There’s Something in the Basement: Kira Scerbin at Good Enough, BURNAWAY, September 5, 2017
https://burnaway.org/review/theres-something-basement-kira-scerbin-good-enough/