Agraphobia - Shari Pierce
Opening:
Friday, March 11, 2011,
7 - 10pm
Introduction by Charlotte Lindenberg, M.A., Frankfurt
Exhibition (short!) from
March 12, 2011 - March 26, 2011
Opening hours:
Fridays 3 -7pm,
Saturdays 2 - 6pm,
and upon request
In parallel to "Jewelry in Munich" 2011 additional opening times:
Wed, March 16 - Tue, March 22 open daily from 12 noon - 6pm
Press
Agraphobia
Photos and Objects by Shari Pierce (USA/Ger)
Coming from the applied arts, Shari Pierce's (*1973 in New York, USA) works deal with social questions and phenomena of our times.
At her last year's exhibition "Whitewash" at the Rob Koudijs Gallery in Amsterdam, NL; Pierce showed the portraits of 36 sentenced sexual offenders within a 5 mile radius, printed on fabric and made into objects of art.
As a further development of that project, during her exhibition at E324 | Raum für Kunst in Munich Shari Pierce will display new "body-pieces" and approximately 300 portraits of sentenced sexual offenders from different regions in the US.
With her, esthetically speaking, very beautiful works - photos printed on transparent foils, seemingly floating in the air, lightweight fabrics - Pierce points at questions that are currently discussed very controversially in Europe and in Germany. Pierce has taken part in numerous exhibitions and won several international prizes. Her works are represented in European and US collections.
"Agraphobia" is shown in parallel to Munich's Jewelry 2011, at which Shari Pierce will also be present.
For further information please contact Esther Donatz (+49 1577-1733 324 or mail@e324.de).
