Karen Knorr will be showing 17 works from India Song at Bahrain National Museum in a Tasveer-curated exhibition INDIA THROUGH THE LENS including work by Maimouna Gueressi, T.S. Satyan and Jyoti Bhatt from September 17 – November 1, 2014. This exhibition looks at the shift from 20th century photojournalism to 21st century staged strategies in photography, and how each are used to convey an idea of India.

Seminal black and white silver bromide photographs with text produced in the early 1980’s explore, family, patriarchy, class and national identity are to be exhibited for the first time at Tate Britain.

These photographs were part of Eric and Louise Franck Collection donated in 2012 to Tate.

Danziger Gallery
March 27 – May 3, 2014

For the gallery’s second exhibition of Karen Knorr’s work, we will be presenting the first American showing of her ‘Fables’ series along with new work from her ongoing ‘India Song’.

Details can be found on the gallery website: http://www.danzigergallery.com/exhibition/karen-knorr

Holden Gallery
March 14 – May 9, 2014
Open Monday – Friday 10am – 4.30pm
Thursdays late opening until 7pm

Klaus Wehrer curated the exhibition which includes some of Karen Knorr’s work Connoisseurs (1986-1990) rarely seen on this isle.

Karen’s work from series Connoisseurs will be showing at the show “Getting Reacquainted with Michelangelo: sculpture by Buonarroti in photographs and paintings from The XIX century to the present”

Galleria dell’Accademia

Via Ricasoli 58-60, 50122 Firenze

18 February – 18 May 2014

ART GENEVE (Geneva, Switzerland)
January 30 – February  2, 2014

Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire will be dedicating a solo exhibit to Karen Knorr’s work at Art Geneve. There will be a selection of works from series FABLES and INDIA SONG presented.
http://artgeneve.ch/en/

La femme d’à côté / The Woman Next Door

Curated by Charlotte Boudon

From 25/01/2014 until 22/02/2014

This exhibition evokes a theatre where women play all the possible roles from the position of direction to action. The stage varies: the interior of a bourgeois villa, the rooms of an abandoned house where stories seep out of walls and furniture, out of an artist’s or a photographer’s studio.

Museum Clausum, Mark Dion, Jonathan Faiers, Patrick and Tristram Fetherstonhaugh

Andrew Grassie, Karl Grimes, Vid Ingelevics, Valery Katsuba, Karen Knorr, Louise Lawler Stuart Leech/Dulwich Picture Gallery, Richard Ross, Traer Scott, Matt Stuart, Hiroshi Sugimoto Curated by Museum Clausum

100 contemporary images by a group of international photographers make museums and galleries the stars of the show.