Cheryl dunn "drafted" beautiful losers 2004 Beautiful Loosers

Description: Cheryl dunn "drafted" beautiful losers 2004 FROM THE BEAUTIFUL LOSERS PORTFOLIO.Screen-print on 16 x 20 inches (41 x 51 cm) soft acid free art paper Bottom left-hand corner has a dent as shown by my finger in the second paragraph. Will ship rolled in poster tube for safety signed and numbered print entitled Drafted. by Cheryl Dunn, published on the occasion of the legendary Beautiful Losers exhibition, 2004-2009. Cheryl Dunn Drafted. , 2004 Hand printed silkscreen and pencil on acid free archival paper 20 x 16 inches Edition of 200 Numbered ###/ 200 and signed by the artist Published on the occasion of the exhibit “Beautiful Losers: Contemporary Art and Street Culture”, 2004-2009 Cheryl Dunn is a New York-based photographer and filmmaker. Upon graduating from Rutgers University with a degree in art history, Dunn moved to Europe to pursue fashion photography. After traveling and shooting extensively for two years, she moved back to New York where she became a successful photographer shooting for magazines such as Spin, Vogue, Elle, Harpers Bazaar and Dazed and Confused. In the mid 1990s, Dunn began to focus much more on filmmaking, first creating small pieces for herself and eventually shooting and directing some of the most classic films of this generation. Her first film, Sped (1997), was created as a series of vignettes on young artists from the worlds of skateboarding and graffiti. Produced originally as a promotional film for a snowboard company and for a very small audience, the film went on to be featured in film festivals worldwide. Her second film, Backworlds for Words (1999), is a documentation of a skateboard ballet, choreographed by artist/professional skateboarder Mark Gonzales for the Stadtisches Museum in Monchengladbach, Germany. The film includes footage of the actual performance as well as candid interviews and documentation of Gonzales performing poetry readings around Germany. In 2000, her photos were included in the Widely Unknown show at Deitch Projects in New York. Other projects with Deitch include co-curating shows entitled Starstruck and Session the Bowl in 2002 which featured her two-channel video installation Social Security. In 2002, she was awarded a residency at the Wexner Center in Columbus, Ohio, where she was commissioned to make a film in conjunction with the design exhibit, Mood River. Come Mute is an autobiographical fable representing the life of a young New Jersey girl as she tries to figure out how to bring creativity to her working class existence.

Price: 200 USD

Location: New York, New York

End Time: 2024-03-02T01:43:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 25 USD