David Horvitz

b. 1976, California

    • 1 — Eridanus (2017)
    • Digital slide projection, altered city map of Paris, keys
    • 2 — For Kiyoko (From, Amache) (2017)
    • Digital photograph exhibited in advertising spaces across New York 

    • 3 — Lullaby for a landscape (Der Mond ist aufgegangen) (2017)
    • 42 tempered aluminum alloy chimes tuned to the notes of the folk-lullaby "Der Mond ist aufgegangen”
    • 4 — Painting the Wind (2016)
    • Watercolor workshop for children
    • 5 — Proposals for Clocks (2016)
    • Series of five silkscreen posters published by Yvon Lambert, Paris
    • 6 — Rachel Carson is My Hero (2016)
    • Billboard
    • 7 — Stolen Spoons (2016)
    • Artist book with Helga Christoffersen published by Pork Salad Press (Copenhagen)
    • 8 — True Courtship Dance (2016)
    • One thousand silver and gold plated pewter sculptures distributed by wandering pickpocket
    • 9 — Watching You Become the Sunset (2016)
    • Rubber stamp 
    • 10 — --> (2015)
    • iOS app
    • 11 — MoMA Cubicle (2015)
    • Artist book with Zanna Gilbert published by Publication Studio (Portland, Oregon)
    • 12 — Some Meditations for Resonating Hourglasses (2015)
    • Altered found hourglasses, sound performance, printouts
    • 13 — Evidence of a Time Traveler (2014)
    • Analog slide projection, alarm set at 6:00 am Los Angeles time on digital alarm clock, email printouts 
    • 14 — somewhere in between the jurisdiction of time (2014)
    • Thirty-two unique glass vessels carrying seawater collected in the Pacific Ocean at longitude line 127.5° west of Greenwich and placed in a north to south line
    • 15 — three standard breaths, or the shapes of hours (2014)
    • Three glass vases, rose variety with a name evoking time
    • 16 — Untitled (2014 –)
    • Unique blown glass vessel made from found seaglass
    • 17 — Untitled (at the same moment a baby girl is born) (2014)
    • Exhibition’s opening date synchronized with the day a baby girl is born, calligraphy on announcement card
    • 18 — Watercolors Lost in Airports (2014 –)
    • Unique watercolor placed in an envelope and lost while going through airport security, printed email
    • 19 — Let Us Keep Our Own Noon (2013)
    • Forty-seven bronze bells, turnings, slag, performance at local noon
    • 20 — Nautical Dusk (2013)
    • Printout, exhibition’s closing time altered
    • 21 — The Distance of a Day (2013)
    • Two digital videos displayed on two smartphones, approximately 12 minutes
    • 22 — Watercolors (2013)
    • With Natalie Häusler, artist book self published in Germany
    • 23 — A Disappearance from Winschoten (2012)
    • Various items left in bedroom, missing artist
    • 24 — An Impossible Distance (2012)
    • Twenty-six photographs by various artists distributed through one-hour photo stores
    • 25 — How to make yourself visible for a rescue boat when you are stranded in the dark at the bottom of a cliff on a rocky coast in Hong Kong (2012)
    • Slide projection, single framed photograph
    • 26 — How to shoplift books/Come rubare libri (2012)
    • Artist book published by Automatic Books (Venice)
    • 27 — Mood Disorder (2012)
    • Digital photograph uploaded to Wikipedia, selection of articles printed on paper
    • 28 — Sad, Depressed, People (2012)
    • Artist book published by New Documents (Los Angeles & Vancouver)
    • 29 — Untitled (sand mailed by the artist’s mother from California) (2012)
    • Envelope filled with beach sand collected in Los Angeles and mailed from Los Angeles by the artist’s mother.
    • 30 — Police Drawings (2011)
    • Organized with Adam Katz. A collection of drawings made by various participants
    • 31 — Public Access (2011)
    • Forty-nine digital photographs uploaded to Wikipedia, forty-nine printed photographs, forty-nine Wikipedia article printouts
    • 32 — Donations to Libraries (2010 –)
    • various bound and unbound materials
    • 33 — Studio Rent Editions (2010 –)
    • Various materials (watercolors, photographs, photocopies, sand, rocks, glass, bronze, letters, etc...)
    • 34 — A Wikipedia Reader (2009)
    • With Mylinh Nguyen. New York: Art Libraries Society of NY, 2009.
    • 35 — Rarely Seen Bas Jan Ader Film (2009)
    • Digital video, super 8 film clip
    • 36 — How to Exit a Photograph (2008)
    • Digital photographs openly distributed
    • 37 — Pinocchio Taken Down by Security (2008)
    • With Lukas Geronimas, digital video, glove, photocopies
    • 38 — I Will Think About You for One Minute (2007)
    • Two emails sent one minute apart