June 2007:
Ben Weiner is featured as an emerging artist in the June 2007 issue of Art and Antiques.
http://www.artandantiquesmag.com/Articles/Emerging-Artists/Ben-Weiner.asp.


May 19 - July 7, 2007:
GLAMTRANCE AT MARK MOORE GALLERY
2525 Michigan Avenue, A-1, Santa Monica, CA. 310-453-3031. http://www.markmooregallery.com.
Opening Reception: May 19th, 5-7pm.


April 27 - 30, 2007:
ART CHICAGO WITH JONATHAN NOVAK CONTEMPORARY ART
The Merchandise Mart, Chicago, IL.http://www.artchicago.com.


February 22 - 25, 2007:
PULSE NEW YORK WITH MARK MOORE GALLERY
69th Regiment Armory on Lexington Avenue and 26th Street, New York, NY. http://www.pulse-art.com.


February 2007:
Ben Weiner's work will be featured in New American Paintings Exhibition-in-print # 68, juried by Darsie Alexander,Curator of Contemporary Art, The Baltimore Museum of Art. http://www.newamericanpaintings.com.


December 7 - 10, 2006:
PULSE MIAMI WITH MARK MOORE GALLERY
2700 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL. 212 255 2327. http://www.pulse-art.com.

AQUA ART MIAMI WITH PLUS ULTRA GALLERY
Aqua Hotel 1530 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL. 206 245-8598 http://aquaartmiami.com.

BRIDGE ART FAIR WITH KATHLEEN CULLEN GALLERY
The Catalina Hotel and Beach Club 1732 Collins Avenue Miami, FL. http://www.bridgeartfair.com.


November 17, 2006:
ALDRICH UNDERCOVER AT THE ALDRICH CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM
258 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT, 203-438-4519. http://www.aldrichart.org.


July 8 - August 19, 2006:
ULTRASONIC INTERNATIONAL AT MARK MOORE GALLERY
2525 Michigan Avenue, A-1, Santa Monica, CA, 90404. 310-453-3031. http://www.markmooregallery.com.
Mark Moore Gallery is pleased to present the first in a series of annual summer exhibitions dedicated to featuring young talent from around the world. Artists from North America, Sweden, Korea, Japan, and the United Kingdom are represented this year.
Artists: Emily Counts, Craig Fisher. Kimberly Hart, Andrea Hornick, Jun-Ho Kwon, Jonas Ohlsson, Laurent Perbos, Kim Rugg, Ali Smith, Ben Weiner, Kenichi Yokono.


July 7 - August 27, 2006:
LA HISTORIA DE LLORAR POR EL AT LA GRUTA IN EL CENTRO CULTURAL HELENICO
Av. Revolucion 1500,Col. Guadalupe Inn, Mexico City, Mexico. 3640 3139. http://www.helenico.gob.mx
Video art by Ben Weiner will be featured in La Historia de Llorar Por El, the interdisciplinary Mexican theatrical production directed by Damian Cordero.
This series of videos is a collaboration designed and photographed by Ben Weiner and edited and digitally manipulated by Mexican media artist/designer Juan Carlos Contras. Each video was made by combining dozens of photographs into a semblance of motion using computer programs. Elaborating on themes from Weiner’s paintings and from the play La Historia de Llorar Por El, the videos feature attractive, high-resolution macro-images of commercial items such as Kleenex, cigarettes, and candy. While the objects have symbolic potential, the videos undermine narrative possibilities through abstraction and repetitive motion, creating the eerie feeling of TV commercials without words or intentions.


April 27 - 30, 2006:
NOVA ART FAIR WITH KATHLEEN CULLEN GALLERY
City Suites Hotel, 933 W. Belmaont Blvd., Chicago, IL. http://www.novaartfair.com/2006.


April 22 - May 26, 2006:
POD ART II AT FINE ART IN SPACE IN CONJUCTION WITH 31 GRAND
10-47 48th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11120 tel: 718 392 7766. http://www.fineartinspace.com.
Open Tuesday – Sunday, 10am – 6pm.
Opening reception Saturday April 22nd, 7 to 9pm.


February 23 - 26, 2006:
SCOPE NEW YORK ART FAIR WITH 31 GRAND
New York, NY. 212-268-1522. http://www.scope-art.com.


January 6 - March 3, 2006:
EASTERN BOYS AND WESTERN GIRLS AT KATHLEEN CULLEN FINE ARTS
526 W 26th Street, Suite 411, New York, NY. 212-463-4519. http://www.kathleencullenfinearts.com.
Opening Reception 6-8pm, Nov 17, 2005.


November 17- January 2, 2006:
ALL THAT GLITTERS AT KATHLEEN CULLEN
526 W 26th Street, Suite 411, New York, NY. 212-463-4519. http://www.kathleencullenfinearts.com.
Opening Reception 6-8pm, Nov 17, 2005.
Works by: Diana Kingsley, Gabriella Kiss, Ted Muehling, Andrea Corson Kiki Smith, Gregg Wolf, Denise Azira, Leah Bendahan, John Noesthedan & Surprise Guests.


November 5 - 20, 2005:
RADIUS AT THE ALDRICH MUSEUM/RGA GALLERY
258 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT. 203-438-4519. http://www.aldrichart.org. Talk 2-3:30pm,
Opening Reception 4-7pm, Saturday, Nov 5, 2005.
A panel discussion and exhibition of emerging artists in Westchester County and Connecticut presented by the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum and the Ridgefield Guild of Artists. Speakers: Jakie Battenfield, David Opdyke, Rene Lynch. Exhibiting Artists: Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, Kelly Bigelow Becerra, Michael De Feo, Grant Lincoln Johnson, Nathan Lewis, Laura Moriarty, Tyson Skross, Jeff Slomba, Allyson Smith, Laura Gail Tyler, Cara Vickers-Kane, and Ben Weiner.


September 16 – November 16, 2005:
BEN WEINER PAINTINGS AT FINE ART IN SPACE
10-47 48th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11120 tel: 718 392 7766. http://www.fineartinspace.com.
Open Tuesday – Sunday, 10am – 6pm.
Opening reception Friday, September 16, 6-8pm.


September 8 - 30, 2005:
INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES IN CONTEMPORARY PAINTING AT BERNARDUCCI MEISEL GALLERY
35 West 57th Street, 6th floor. tel: 212 593 3757. http://www.bernarduccimeisel.com.
Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am - 5:30pm


March/April 2005:
Ben Weiner's paintings will be featured in the March 2005 issue of New American Paintings Exhibition in Print. Juror: Nicholas Baume, Chief Curator, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. http://www.newamericanpaintings.com


November 4 – December 11, 2004:
THE GYM SHOW
508 West 26th St New York, NY 10011
The assistants of acclaimed artist Jeff Koons present The Gym Show, featuring the work of Manuel Castro, Travis Frazelle, Paul Jacobson, Peter Knutson, Sacha Mobarak, Arnulfo Toro, Georgi Tushev, and Ben Weiner.
The Gym Show probes an age-old connection between artistic conceptions of the body and the physical body itself. From classical Greek figurative sculpture to Boccioni’s Dynamism of a Cyclist, to Bruce Nauman’s conceptual studies of the body and its external influences, to Knutson’s seemingly machine-made body parts, art forms a relationship between the physical body and our perception of it. The human body is the content of, the muse for, the participant in, and the hand that creates such works of art. Considering this, it is significant that what brought the artists in this show together is their position as the “hands” that physically actualize Koons’s ideas.