![]() Little Red Sisterhood, 2001 Still from video 3 minutes |
![]() and I feel like I just got home, 2001 Video installation 4 minutes |
![]() Desiring, 2000 Still from video 1:17 minutes |
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Artist's Statement
In my work, I observe the fragments of life and analyze the patterns of psychological
and social behaviors. The relevance of my work is mainly social; the subject
matter is diverse raising questions about migration, relationships, family,
identity, memory, sexuality, desire and needs. In the last three years my art
concentrated on video installation, creating an alternative, both in space and
form, for experiencing time based media.
In the video work I use digital imagery manipulated by non-linear editing, exploring fragments of an action that repeats in time. I manipulate the reality, adding elements of humor and fantasy. I use my own image as a point of reference to reflect a generic emotional state within a visual language. Most of the video works avoid a linear narration, allowing the viewers to create their own individual narrative. Influenced by dance performances, I am interested in the viewer's navigation of visuals in space and time.
Sharon Paz
307 West 20th Street, Apt.2R
New York, NY 10011
212.989.4121, 646.752.2488
email: sp@sharonpaz.com
website: http://www.sharonpaz.com
Born Israel 1969
Live and work in New York
Education
| 2001 | Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, Skowhegan, Maine | |
| 2000 | MFA Studio Program,
Hunter College, New York, NY |
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| 1994 | B.Sc.Te and a teaching diploma in design, Tel Aviv University, Israel |
Exhibitions
| 2000 |
Artist In Marketplace Program, The Bronx Museum of The Art. Espace Huit Novembre Centre D'art, Paris, France. Compact/Impact, NYTK, New York, New York. ArtAttack project, Gwangju Biennale, Gwangju Korea. ArtAttack project, The Israeli Center of Digital Art, Holon, Israel. No Live Girls, Lusty Lady, San Francisco & Seattle. Projet/Projo, 303 Studio, Quebec, Canada. |
| 2001 |
Solo exhibition: and I feel
that I just got home, Peer Gallery, Tel Vacancy, Star 67, Brooklyn, New York. |
| 2000 | Rocking House, MFA Thesis Show, Hunter College, New York, NY |
| 1997 | AU - Going Places, AU Gallery, New York, NY |
| 1996 |
End of Year Exhibition: Bait-Berl College of Art, Kfar-Saba, Israel. Lost & Found: Mary Faouzi Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel |
Screenings
| 2002 |
NYQC Interlaced, Salle Multi, Méduse, Quebec, Canada. MOOV, White Box, New York, New York. Contaminados, Contemporary Art and Design Museum, Costa Rica. Images Festival, Independent Film and Video, Toronto, ON Canada. The Dialogue, Thomas Erben Gallery, New York, New York. Meditations with Video Lounge, "Tratado de Libre", AB Gallery, Centro Multimedia, Mexico City. |
| 2001 |
Video Marathon, Art In General, New York, New York. Anima Festival, Cinematheque Quebecoise ,Quebec, Canada. D.U.M.B.O. Short Film and Video Festival, Brooklyn, New York. Discount Cinema, The Empty Bottle, Chicago, Illinois. Media Forum, XXIII Moscow International Film Festival, Moscow, Russia. Ladies Night, Anthology Film Archives, New York, New York. Video Art - no.3, The Cinematque, Tel Aviv, Israel. Outer Limits Film & Video Series 2001, New York, New York. Good Humor, ECP, New York, New York. The Flow of Energy, Contemporary American Film & Video, Moscow, Russia. |
| 2000 |
The GMI Project, Leicester Square, London, England |
| 1999 |
Collage, The Loft Theater, Brooklyn, New York. Collage, The Family, Brooklyn, New York. |
Broadcast
| 2001 |
Good Humor, Metro, PBS, New York. ArtAttack, Channel 8, Israel. CTRL [space], international\media\art award 2001, Sudwest TV, SF-DRS, ARTE, TV Slovenija. Local Culture, Matav, Channel 3, Israel. |
Reviews and Articles
| Willis,
Holly, "Outer limits film and Video Series." RES Magazine, 2001 (Volume 4/Number 4) 2001: p8 |
| "Sharon Paz", Artsy (New York), 2001, Issue Number 1: p4 |
| Shalev,
Sahar, "The artist portrait as a young migrant", 42 Degrees (Israel), 2000, Issue No 9: p26 |
Video Archives
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Artist Space, New York, New York. Center for Contemporary Art, The Cinematque, Tel Aviv, Israel. Location One, New York, New York. Momenta Art, Brooklyn, New York. White Columns, New York, New York. ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany. |