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Dan Cameron is a New York-based curator, art writer and educator best known for having founded Prospect New Orleans, the triennial art exhibition that began operations shortly after Hurricane Katrina, from 2006 to 2011, and is currently preparing its fifth edition. For over a decade (1995-2006), his exhibitions as Senior Curator at the New Museum, New York, included now-historic surveys of William Kentridge, Faith Ringgold, Carolee Schneemann, David Wojnarowicz and Martin Wong. Cameron worked as Chief Curator at Orange County Museum of Art in Newport Beach, California (2012-2015), along with directing international art biennials in Istanbul (2003), Taipei (2006), Cuenca (2016) and Kansas City (2018). He was most recently guest curator for the 2019 retrospective of Leandro Erlich at MALBA in Buenos Aires.'An indispensable introduction to THE painter of modern life. Nicole Eisenman's prodigious body of work bears witness to moments of being, whether too intoxicated, too fleeting, too absurd, or too uncanny to feel see-able by anything but history itself, or the ones who know and love you best.'
- Ariana Reines,
'"A chameleon" is what Dan Cameron calls outstanding artist Nicole Eisenman at the very beginning of this brilliant essay. And while he is sensitively trying to fix in her words her shivering appearance as a painter, a great collection of images gives him the best imaginable support. Based on long-term research Cameron has compiled a long-overdue retrospective of one of the most thrilling contemporary artists. The result fells like an excitingly new encounter with an old love.'
- Kasper Koenig,