- Project 14C Residency: April 2025- One of 25 artist selected for a Project 14C Residency in Jersey City, NJ. During the four month residency I was awarded 1800 square-foot studio that hosted bi-weekly open studio visits with the public. During this residency, I developed my Black_el_Dorado project. - Exhibition Review: jcitytimes.com/splendid-art-at-the-14c-… 
- Visual Arts Center of New Jersey: This Was Always a Place- Excerpt from curator's statement, Jordan Horton: - The Marité & Joe Robinson Strolling Gallery I features This Was Always a Place, a solo exhibition by Andrew Harrison. Through archives, maps, and embodied movement, Harrison explores altered geographies—dwelling between rupture and repair—and argues for memory, myth, and imagination as essential tools for reshaping the world. - Place can be an unexpectedly complex concept. Places usually include people and an environment along with the culture and social structures they shape. Inhabitants actively create and refine the geographies they experience through various social, political, and material processes. Such placemaking, however, inevitably generates the power dynamics that determine who has rights to a place or how a place is positioned in our personal memories and collective histories. - Multidisciplinary artist Andrew Harrison turns to archive exploration, remapping, performance, and speculation as ways to navigate instances of placemaking. Harrison challenges dominant narratives, uncovers obscured ones, and creates speculative spaces of return and possibility. His works exist in the space between rupture and repair, emphasizing that memory, myth, and imagination are essential tools for reshaping the world. - This exhibition brings together three of Harrison’s series dedicated to navigating resistance, belonging, and the shaping of the past, present, and future. In looking through the lens of the land, Harrison questions how we might reconcile fractured histories and how we might remake the maps—literal and symbolic—that shape understanding. 
- Walton Gallery, Newtown, PA (2024)- Black El Dorado 
- Governors Island Art Fair: Hyperallergic Review (25 September 2017)- Art Amid Governors Island’s Architectural Decay, by Allison Meier 
 Hyperallergeric
- Governors Island Art Fair, 2017- Governors Island, New York 
 4Heads.org
 Every weekend in September, 2017
- Cosmobilities- Rowan University Art Gallery 
 Glassboro, New Jersey
 March 16 - May 11, 2013
 Rowan University: Cosmobilities
- Mariboe Art Gallery- Juan Rodrigues: Towards a New City 
 December 7, 2012 - January 7, 2013
 Peddie School, Hightstown, NJ
- Governors Island Art Fair, 2011- Governors Island, New York 
 4Heads.org
 Every weekend in September
- Painted Bride Art Center- AiO Exhibit 
 18 June - 1 July 2011
- Art in the Open Philadelphia- Schuylkill River Banks: Four Days of Making Art Along the River 
 9 -12 June 2011
- Rahway Art Guild, Rahway, NJ- NEXUS NJ: Juried Exhibition 
 October 15 - November 4, 2010
- Governors Island Art Fair 2010 : Every Weekend in September- A Plan Towards Structural Reorganization: A two-room installation on New York City's Governors Island 
- Permanent Collection @ MOCP: (new) jersey series- The (new)jersey series, along with two additional works completed for the Edge of Intent show, are part of the Museum of Contemporary Photography's permanent collection. - Click to view collection: 
 collections.mocp.org/info.php?s=andrew+…
- Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio:January 22 - February 19, 2010
- The Edge of Intent: Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago: 2009- The Edge of Intent, 
 Artist Talk: May 1 @ 5:30 (MoCP)
 www.mocp.org/exhibition/edge-of-intent/- Review of the Show: 
 www.chicagotribune.com/features/arts/ch…
 
- Krannert Art Museum at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.- November 4, 2008 - January 4, 2008 
- Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago- On the Road, September 5, 2008 - November 1, 2008. 
- Pierro Gallery, East Orange, New Jersey- Is It Possible to Take a Picture of New Jersey From Anywhere in the World? 
 6 April 2008 - 25 May 2008
 www.pierrogallery.org/exhibitionArchive…




