The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA -
A group exhibition including the work of Amy Beecher, Aspen Mays, Klea McKenna and Brent Wahl. - link

Arcadia University Art Gallery
March 2 – April 22, 2012
Exhibition featuring new work by Dechemia (Isobel Sollenberger & John Gibbons), Sebastien Leclercq, Josh Shaddock, and Brent Wahl.

Guest Curator: Adelina Vlas, assistant curator, Philadelphia Museum of Art. - link

Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
July 29 - September 25, 2011
Artists included: Alyson Shotz, Ryan Trecartin, Laura Letinsky, Brent Wahl, Cindy Sherman, Willie Cole, Marlo Pascual, Laurel Nakadate, Ry Rocklen, Hank Willis Thomas, Linda Stillman, Paul Villinski, Walhala Temi, Tracy Heneberger, Hidemi Shimura, Ho-Sup Hwang, Jude Tallichet, Rachel Perry Welty, David Shapiro, Julia Jacquette, Charles Spurrie, Josette Urso, Ryan Alexiev & Hank Willis Thomas.

This is Brent's 4th solo show at Vox Populi, in Philadelphia - link
May 6 - 29

I will be in a group show of of art collectives from around the world at the TATE MODERN with Vox Populi - 'No Soul for Sale', May 14 - May16, 2010:
Visionary curators Maurizio Cattelan, Cecilia Alemani and Massimiliano Gioni have invited 50 international independent art collectives to create projects in the Turbine Hall. link

See time-lapse imagery of Vox Populi at the TATE MODERN - 'No Soul for Sale', 2010 AND TATE SHOTS

Solo show in September at Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA - link

X Initiative, New York, NY, IN 'No Soul For Sale' - link
Images from 'X' and Vox Opening's - link
Space, Portland, MA - link
Slought Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, in '1:5:25' - link

Group show at Repetti Gallery in Long Island City, NYC. 10/11 - 10/12, 2008.
Repetti Gallery - click here

2nd solo show at Vox Populi, October 3 – November 2, 2008.

Holy Holes: Absolute Stalls, Curated by Denise Carvalho
June 14 - August 3, 2008
www.dumboartscenter.org - click here

This was a multimedia exhibition exploring different viewpoints on the relationship between religion, power and economics.This show looked at religion from a humorous, poetic and critical perspective, subverting traditional expectations and inviting the viewer to interact, transform, or reflect on the relationship between religious rituals and consumerist everyday practices.

Brent opens his first solo show at Vox, Interplanetary Death Star, March 7 - March 30 in Philadelphia. Also on view with solo exhibits is Roxana Pérez-Méndez and the collaboration of Nadia Hironaka and Matthew Suib.

Continuim: Past, Present, and Future, Philadelphia, PA, 2007

24th Biennial Works on Paper, curated by Cornelia Butler, Curator, Museum of Modern Art. Glenside, PA, 2007

http://gargoyle.arcadia.edu/ga Arcadia Art Gallery - click here|