Daniel Faust’s Museum was the subject of his recent solo exhibition at Norma Mangione Gallery, Torino, Italy which included an essay written by Eva Fabbris. Faust’s past solo exhibits were held at the Kunstverein, Ghent, Belgium and at American Fine Arts – Colin de Land, New York. His photographic archive presently consists of 35,000 photographs from travels across the USA, Europe, Asia, South Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere. He has exhibited in several group shows and biennials including Arsenal Biennale, Kiev, Ukraine (2012) as well as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Faust lives and works in New York.

Fabrice Hyber received the Golden Lion Award at the1997 Venice Biennale for his work at the French Pavilion, which he transformed into a working television studio inviting audience interaction. Recent solo shows include Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris (2014), BALTIC Centre for contemporary art, Newcastle, UK (2013) and Palais de Tokyo (2012). Throughout his 30-year career he has participated in numerous exhibitions internationally in biennials, museums, institutions, galleries that most recently include the Busan Biennale, South Korea (2014), Lyon Biennial (2013), the Grand Palais, Paris (2013) and the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris (2012). A monograph of the artist’s work was recently published by Bernard Chauveau, (2014). Hyber lives in Paris and Vendée, France.