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- Dean Project, based in New York, will present paintings by Karin Bos at AAF Contemporary Art Fair, Pier 92 in New York. The art fair opens on October 26 and runs until October 30 2005. During the event Karin Bos will be staying in the New York loft of the Dutch Mondriaan Foundation for two weeks.
- Dean Project will also present work of Karin Bos at Palm Beach 3 in West Palm Beach, Florida. This art fair will take place from January 12 till 16 2006.
- Women are the center of attention at Women Inc. This festival will be held at the Beurs van Berlage in Amsterdam, the Netherlands on September the 25 th and 26 th 2005. Karin Bos will participate in the group show. Next to visual artists the festival will also focus on D.J.’s, journalists, politicians, writers, filmmakers, and so on.
- A new gallery will open its doors on September 3 2005 in the Netherlands. Gallery Smarius will start with a group show which will contain work of Karin Bos. The show runs till October 9 2005. A solo show of Karin Bos will be presented by the gallery in Sonnega from February 18 until March 26 2006.
- From September 10 until October 9 2005 the center for visual arts CBK Alphen a/d Rijn presents “Oh boy - it’s a girl”, a solo show of Karin Bos at Stadsgalerie in Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands.
- On September 6 2005 an international group show with screenprints made by 21 artists from the US, Scotland and the Netherlands will open at Harry Wood Gallery, Arizona State University in Tempe.
- Karin Bos participates in a travelling print show which will be presented at different venues in Japan, Canada and the Netherlands in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Itinerary in Japan: Gallery OM, Shin-Yokohama; September 24 - October 23 2005, Celest Gallery, Yokohama; October 1 - 28 2005, Saint Paul Gallery, Maebashi, Gumna; October 1 - 23 2005, J. Trip Art Gallery, Shibuya, Tokyo; November 4 - 22 2005, Nagasaki Peace Museum, Nagasaki; March 28 - April 15 2006, Japanese Paper Museum Inomachi, Kochi; April 29 – May 21 2006.
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