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Installation views of #CLITERACY 100 Natural Laws at the Dumbo Arts Center, Scènes A Faire exhibition (October 5 – October 21, 2012.)Photo taken by my studio assistant Sarah.
Also- Get your CLITERATEES while they’re still here! 

Installation views of #CLITERACY 100 Natural Laws at the Dumbo Arts Center, Scènes A Faire exhibition (October 5 – October 21, 2012.)

Photo taken by my studio assistant Sarah.

Also- Get your CLITERATEES while they’re still here! 

Posted on Tuesday, November 20th 2012

I am having an Open Studio Sept. 8th & 9th! GOBrooklynArt is an epic event where 1,851 Artists will open their studios for a weekend in September. As a participant, I will compete for nominations to be shown at the Brooklyn Museum. Join me for a first look at works created in the last 9 months in the Art Law Residency and a chance to win a handmade screenprint from my new series.

All registered visitors to my studio will be entered in a raffle to win. There will be two chances to win a print on Saturday and Sunday. In my neighborhood there are 163 artists showing, 3 in my building: Sophia Wallace, Joel Barhamand and Ashley Macknica. 

You can research artists and plan your itinerary at GOBrooklynArt.org  and register to vote on your favorite artists. 

Hope to see you all there!

I am having an Open Studio Sept. 8th & 9th! GOBrooklynArt is an epic event where 1,851 Artists will open their studios for a weekend in September. As a participant, I will compete for nominations to be shown at the Brooklyn Museum. Join me for a first look at works created in the last 9 months in the Art Law Residency and a chance to win a handmade screenprint from my new series.

All registered visitors to my studio will be entered in a raffle to win. There will be two chances to win a print on Saturday and Sunday. In my neighborhood there are 163 artists showing, 3 in my building: Sophia WallaceJoel Barhamand and Ashley Macknica.

You can research artists and plan your itinerary at GOBrooklynArt.org  and register to vote on your favorite artists. 

Hope to see you all there!

Posted on Thursday, August 23rd 2012

No fashion, please! – A scream of refusal

Nineteen solo presentations outline the young international photography scene that explores the fundamental relationship between bodies and clothes, the dialectics between the form of the body and its appearance in the second show of the Kunsthalle Wien’s autumn program focusing on photography and fashion. Borders to other disciplines are crossed in both daring and reckless experiments. In the context of the exhibition, clothes and other products of the fashion industry only figure as fragments of a narrative mise-en-scène thematizing the dreams concerned with a changing aesthetic of the body and its ideals. The media strategies employed are manifold and span from staged photographic images, projections, and performances to body sculptures, video and film works.

Participating artists: Chan-Hyo Bae, Tracey Baran, Jeff Bark, Leigh Bowery/Fergus Greer, Steven Cohen/Marianne Greber, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Matthias Herrmann, Lea Golda Holterman, Izima Kaoru, Luigi & Luca, Sandra Mann, Martin & The evil eyes of Nur, Brigitte Niedermair, Erwin Olaf, Alex Prager, Hanna Putz, Viviane Sassen, Sophia Wallace, Bruce Weber

Curator: Peter Weiermair
Exhibition catalogue: No fashion, please! Fotografie zwischen Gender und Lifestyle | Photography between Gender and Lifestyle. Ed. by Kunsthalle Wien, Gerald A. Matt, Peter Weiermair. With texts by Peter Weiermair and Eugenio Viola; c. 160 pages, German and English; Verlag für moderne Kunst, Nürnberg

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Posted on Sunday, November 13th 2011

What looks right, or attractive, in a photograph is often no more than what illustrates the felt “naturalness” of the unequal distribution of powers conventionally accorded women and men. Just as photography has done so much to confirm these stereotypes, it can engage in complicating and undermining them. Susan Sontag – WOMEN 1999

And I would argue that this applies to race and gender.

Posted on Tuesday, August 16th 2011