Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
EDUCATION
2017 MFA Painting, Hunter College, New York, NY
2012 BA Art History, University of North Texas, Denton TX
2012 BFA Studio Art, University of North Texas, Denton, TX
PUBLICATIONS
2024 Some Creature [short story]. Wyrm Magazine Issue III, p. 22-43.
2024 Offering Space: Cole Lu [journal article]. The Art Paper. Issue V.
2022 Dogwood [short story]. Keith LLC Journal. Online.
2022 “The Fever” [short story]. Platform.
2021 “Invisible Rooms: Home Sweet Home at Greene Naftali.” [Exhibition review] The Art Paper.
2021 “The Expert” [short story]. Seasons of Des Pair Quarterly Print Journal.
2021 Meter-Wide Button [book]. Sapp Press.
2020 “Stairwell” [short story]. Solo Show Chapter 5: Behind the Times.
2016 Blooming Event. Chapbook.
SOLO/TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2022 Platform Art
2021 Six Drawings, King’s Leap, New York, NY
2017 Overflow: A Brief History of the Participatory Audience with TVTV, ISCP, Brooklyn, NY
2016 WADS (We Already Died So) with Laura Hunt, U.S. Blues, Brooklyn, NY
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2023 Blind Spot: Another Sinking Drain. New York, NY.
2022 Drawing Fever: Narrative, on-going. Fig, Tokyo, Japan.
2020 May Fair Art Fair, NZ
2017 What Would the Community Think, Hotel Art Pavillion, Brooklyn, NY
2017 41 Pest Street, Alyssa Davis Gallery, New York, NY
2017 i like americans because they’re all liars, Liebhartsgasse 49/19, Vienna, Austria
2017 The Icebox, King’s Leap, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Hütti, MINI/Goethe Institut Curatorial Residencies Ludlow 38, New York, NY
2017 Eric Schmid is an Idiot, What Pipeline, Detroit, MI
2016 Hüttendasein, 15 Orient Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
2016 Hunter College Thesis Exhibition New York, NY
2016 Handheld with Sam Bornstein, 194 Van Buren St, Brooklyn, NY
2016 Baker’s Dozen by CK2, 185 East Broadway, New York, NY
2016 Kavita B. Schmid, Eli Ping Frances Perkins, New York, NY
2016 The Humane Society, The Loon, Toronto, ON
2015 Know any Good Jokes? Kavita B. Schmid, LIC, NY
SELECTED READINGS/PERFORMANCES
2023 Reading curated by Vittoria de Franchis at The Ear Inn, New York, NY.
2022 Archways Reading Series. Powerhouse Arena. Brooklyn, NY.
2022 Reading with Ellis von Sternberg. Shoot the Lobster, New York, NY.
2022 Performance at Alyssa Davis Gala. Brooklyn, New York.
2022 Reading, Alyssa Davis Gallery, New York, NY.
2022 Reading, Canal St Research Association, New York, NY.
2022 Reading hosted by Em Brill, KGB Bar, New York, NY.
2021 Reading, Exquisite Corpse, Montez Press Radio (Broadcast)
2021 Reading, Sapp Press Launch Event, Honey’s Brooklyn, NY
2019 Reading, BTW Reading Series, Codex Books, New York, NY
2019 Reading, Beside the Amber Light, Microscope Gallery, Brooklyn NY
2019 Reading, Twelve Labours, Hercules Artist Residency, New York, NY
2019 Performance (as Wild Flesh Chorus), Montez Press Radio, New York, NY
2018 Reading organized by Madeline Braun, Old American Can Factory, Brooklyn, NY
2018 Reading, Hermetic Definition, Emily Harvey Gallery, New York, NY
2018 Reading, Keep Smiling is the Art of Living, Alyssa Davis Gallery, New York, NY
2017 “One Spoon” Performance, H0l0, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Reading, King of the Cockroaches, Hercules Artist Residency, New York, NY
2017 Performance, FU CK curated by Cammisa Buerhaus, Honey’s, Brooklyn, NY
2017 Reading, Hunter College Thesis Exhibition, New York, NY
2016 Performance, Asking for a Friend, 50 Taafe Place, Brooklyn, NY
2015 Performance, Hey, Come Meet_____, Celtic Gasthaus, Glendale, NY
2015 Performance, New York City Farm Tower, Bortolami Gallery, New York, NY
PRESS
2021 “The 2021 Small Press Wrap-Up.” BOMB Magazine.
2021 Vigil, Josh. “Meter-Wide Button – Lillian Paige Walton.” Review. Full-Stop Magazine.
2021 Lee, Vivien. Six Drawings exhibition review. The Art Paper.
2021 “Building a Fire for Yourself: Lillian Paige Walton.” Interview with Katie Ebbitt. BOMB Magazine.
2021 Hand, Aaron. “Collages of Chaos: Lillian Paige Walton’s Meter-Wide Button.” The Porter House Review.
2021 Lee, Jinnie. “How Lillian Paige Walton Found Artistic Freedom by Changing Mediums.” STET.
2021 Review of Meter-Wide Button, The Manhattan Art Review.
2017 Sharp, Sarah Rose. “When an Exhibition Leaves You Feeling Like an Idiot.” Hyperallergic.
AWARDS/GRANTS/RESIDENCIES
2019 Mount Lebanon Residency
2016 Kossak Travel Grant Recipient
2016 Rita Glasser Fellowship Award