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James Case Leal

2009 Ascend, Queens Museum of Art/ WaterPod, New York, NY (July - Sept) ~? 2009 Chelsea visits Havana, 10th Havana Biennial, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Havana (March 27-April 30, 2009;) ~ 2008 Unconvention - New Morning RNC, Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis, MN? ~ 2007 The Audience is Listening, Road Agent, Dallas, TX?

2007 The New Americans Bendixen Contemporary Art, Copenhagen DK ~ ?2006 FOREST, Cynthia Broan Gallery, New York, NY? ~ 2006 Haven for the Dispossessed, Road Agent Gallery, Dallas, Texas (solo)? ~ 2006 Ten on Four, Bendixen Contemporary Art, Copenhagen DK?

2005 NBC, BUIA Gallery. New York, NY? ~ 2004 Will you always? Duffield, Brooklyn, NY

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James Case Leal exhibited projects and shows between 2004 and 2009, with listings in New York, Dallas, Minneapolis, Copenhagen and Havana. Notable entries include Will you always? at Duffield, Brooklyn (2004) and NBC at BUIA Gallery, New York (2005); 2006 projects include FOREST at Cynthia Broan Gallery, Haven for the Dispossessed at Road Agent Gallery, Dallas (solo), and Ten on Four at Bendixen Contemporary Art, Copenhagen. He also showed The Audience is Listening and The New Americans in 2007, Unconvention - New Morning RNC in 2008 at Intermedia Arts, Minneapolis, and in 2009 Ascend at Queens Museum of Art/WaterPod, New York, with Chelsea visits Havana included in the 10th Havana Biennial at Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Havana (March 27–April 30, 2009).

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