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Born July 18, 1924, in Leningrad, Russia. Together with his parents he moved to Riga in 1925/26. Captured by the Germans 1941 and suffered in the ghettos and concentration-camps of Riga, Salapils, Stutthof and Buchenwald-Magdeburg in Germany. Emigration to USA in 1946. Lived in Paris from 1954 to 1955. Founded together with Sam Goodman and Stanley Fisher the NO!art movement in 1959 at March gallery in the Tenth Street in New York. Since 1978 he collaborates with Dietmar Kirves for continuation the NO!art movement. Together they realised the first NO!art anthology, the "NO!art in Buchenwald" book, and several exhibitions. Died on January 7th, 2008, in New York.

2009  ZEIGEN / POINTING — Groupshow, Temporaere Kunsthalle Berlin
ART FAIR 2009  |  New York — Pierre Menard Gallery, Cambridge
NO!art MAN — Screening at CCA Wattis Institute, San Francisco
2008  CONDOLENCE LETTERS for Boris Lurie
BORIS LURIE, R.I.P. — Jan Herman, in: artsjournal, New York
2006  SHOAH AND PIN-UPS — Film by Reinhild Dettmer-Finke
2005  THE ARTIST AS PROVOCATEUR — Review by David Katz, New York
WILD BOYS, BAD BOYS, OUTSIDERS ... — Clayton Gallery, New York
THE 80s — Clayton Gallery & Outlaw Art Museum, New York
2004  FEEL-PAINTINGS/ NO!art Show No 4 — Janos Gat Gallery, New York
OPTIMISTIC - DISEASE - FACILITY — Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin
2003  OPTIMISTIC - DISEASE - FACILITY — Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar
optimistic - disease - facility — Video about Boris Lurie by Naomi T. Salmon
2002  NO!art and the Aesthetics of Doom — University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa
NO!art MAN — Film documentary by A. Goldman about Lurie, New York
2001  NO!art and the Aesthetics of Doom [Groupshow] — Block Museum, Evanston, IL
2000  BORIS LURIE - NOT MINCE MATTERS — Interview by Rogákos & Gat
1999  LIFE - TERROR - MIND — Weimar-Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar
1998  WORKS 1947-1998 — Weimar-Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar
NO!art SHOW No 3 with Kirves, Patterson & Vostell — Janos Gat Gallery, New York
1997  CONGRESS OF RESISTANCE, New York
1995  NO!art — Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin
BORIS LURIE and NO!art — Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin
1988  NO!art — Anthology, Edition Hundertmark, Cologne

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BORIS LURIE \| MEMO \| † 2008
`MEMO BIOGRAPHY SHOWS INTERVIEWS FILMOGRAPHY PRESS OBITUARY A R T W O R K S W R I T I N G S`		Born July 18, 1924, in Leningrad, Russia. Together with his parents he moved to Riga in 1925/26. Captured by the Germans 1941 and suffered in the ghettos and concentration-camps of Riga, Salapils, Stutthof and Buchenwald-Magdeburg in Germany. Emigration to USA in 1946. Lived in Paris from 1954 to 1955. Founded together with Sam Goodman and Stanley Fisher the NO!art movement in 1959 at March gallery in the Tenth Street in New York. Since 1978 he collaborates with Dietmar Kirves for continuation the NO!art movement. Together they realised the first NO!art anthology, the "NO!art in Buchenwald" book, and several exhibitions. Died on January 7th, 2008, in New York. 2009 ZEIGEN / POINTING — Groupshow, Temporaere Kunsthalle Berlin ART FAIR 2009 \| New York — Pierre Menard Gallery, Cambridge NO!art MAN — Screening at CCA Wattis Institute, San Francisco 2008 CONDOLENCE LETTERS for Boris Lurie BORIS LURIE, R.I.P. — Jan Herman, in: artsjournal, New York 2006 SHOAH AND PIN-UPS — Film by Reinhild Dettmer-Finke 2005 THE ARTIST AS PROVOCATEUR — Review by David Katz, New York WILD BOYS, BAD BOYS, OUTSIDERS ... — Clayton Gallery, New York THE 80s — Clayton Gallery & Outlaw Art Museum, New York 2004 FEEL-PAINTINGS/ NO!art Show No 4 — Janos Gat Gallery, New York OPTIMISTIC - DISEASE - FACILITY — Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin 2003 OPTIMISTIC - DISEASE - FACILITY — Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar optimistic - disease - facility — Video about Boris Lurie by Naomi T. Salmon 2002 NO!art and the Aesthetics of Doom — University of Iowa Museum of Art, Iowa NO!art MAN — Film documentary by A. Goldman about Lurie, New York 2001 NO!art and the Aesthetics of Doom [Groupshow] — Block Museum, Evanston, IL 2000 BORIS LURIE - NOT MINCE MATTERS — Interview by Rogákos & Gat 1999 LIFE - TERROR - MIND — Weimar-Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar 1998 WORKS 1947-1998 — Weimar-Buchenwald Memorial, Weimar NO!art SHOW No 3 with Kirves, Patterson & Vostell — Janos Gat Gallery, New York 1997 CONGRESS OF RESISTANCE, New York 1995 NO!art — Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin BORIS LURIE and NO!art — Haus am Kleistpark, Berlin 1988 NO!art — Anthology, Edition Hundertmark, Cologne

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