Sandra Erbacher & Eddie VillanuevaCovid 19 Diary Series Mix media drawings on various papersMarch 2020 – on going 1- Sandra Erbacher – Availability of Childcare in Correlation with Mental Health during Covid192- Sandra Erbacher – Charting Anxiety3- Sandra Erbacher – Charting Depression4- Sandra Erbacher – Level of Fatigue5- Eddie Villanueva – Sleep Consistency During Quarantine6- …
Wang Tuo, Obsessions (Video Still), 2019 As we confronted the immense upheaval caused by the pandemic—challenges to our concept of borders, disruption of civic life, failure of leadership, devastation of our truly vulnerable communities, confrontation of our visible and invisible systems—we turned to our community of alumni with a simple request: what might be the …
Part two of the 3-part Workspace ’19 exhibition series, featuring new work by residents of AAI’s LES Studio Program Sandra Erbacher’s exhibition The Smallest Murmur… is an exploration of the structural and conceptual parallels between the open-plan office and the Panopticon prison. Using Foucault’s analysis of the Panopticon Erbacher explores the contemporary open-plan office including its design, landscaping, furniture …
My interdisciplinary work, which includes sculpture, photography, installation, drawing, and sound, presents a critique of corporate bureaucracy. The objects and materials incorporated, such as office plants, furniture or carpeting, are typically found within the setting of the office space. In their institutional habitat, their sole purpose is to organize human activity, to maximize efficiency, maintain order …
Part one of the 4-part Workspace ’18 exhibition series, featuring new work by residents of AAI’s LES Studio Program “When you go to an artist’s studio I think is best to keep your mouth shut,” said art dealer Richard Bellamy. First as a director of Hansa Gallery (an art cooperative on East 10th Street), and …
