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Meredyth Sparks
Born 1972. Lives and works in New York.
Selected solo exhibitions
2006
We’re treating each other just like strangers, Galerie Frank Elbaz, Paris.
2003
It wasn’t midnight. It wasn’t snowing, Hunter College Times Square Gallery, New York.
Selected group exhibitions
2006
Music is a Better Noise, curated by Bob Nikas, P.S.1, New York.
Thank You For The Music (London Beat), Sprüth Maggers Lee, London.
This ain’t no karaoke, curated by Max Henry, Haas & Fischer Gallery, Zurich.
Deaf «from the Audible to the Visible», Galerie Frank Elbaz, Paris.
2005
The Lords, Notes on Vision, Tart, San Francisco.
Sound Clash, PH Gallery, New York.
2004
First Look Photography, Sean Kelly Gallery, New York.
Meredyth Sparks is known for her collages on the theme of rock movements of the 70s and 80s. The selected photos of Blondie, David Bowie, Gary Newman, Petty Smith and other musicians are worked on by her with geometrical shapes from sequins and aluminum foil. These additional elements, partly covering the depictions of the musicians, leave visible only the most important (in Meredyth Sparks’ point of view) elements of the image.
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Meredyth Sparks (USA)
Untitled (Ian VII)
From the series
We’re treating each other just like strangers, 2006
Digital scan, aluminum foil, glitter, 152,5 x 99,7 cm
Louis NÕgre Collection, Paris
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