Sarah Trigg, New York City

Air Port
by Sarah Trigg, 2001, 19" x 25", Epson 1200 digital print (no editions)

Cell Matter
by Sarah Trigg, 2001, 19" x 25", Epson 1200 digital print (no editions)

Artist's Statement

The process of my work begins with researching consumer material. I select maps or diagrams that either direct further consumerism (such as food chain maps) or represent consumer patterns (such as airline travel patterns or cellular phone maps). I search for institutional and commercial material that have organ-like structures and biological-type processes. In the final works, I examine and represent the material as a bio-molecular model.

Sarah Trigg
sarahtrigg@earthlink.com
http://registry.whitecolumns.org/view_artist.php?artist=284

Selected Exhibitions

2001

Group show, Politics and Justice, curated by Marco Mango and Stefano Pasquini, Festival de l'Unita' di Modena, Modena, Italy

Group show, SUK 2, curated by Stefano Pasquini, Sesto Senso, Bologna, Italy

Group show, Being Connected, Swedish American Museum, Chicago, IL

Group show, Mint, Brooklyn Front, Brooklyn, NY

2000

Group show, GretelŐs_FILE, curated by Nicoletta West, Zurich, Switzerland

Participating artist in the Duchamp Traveling Exhibition, curated by Abraham Lubelski, last exhibited at the Venice Biennale 2001

Group show, Winter Paper, Catherine Moore Fine Art, New York, NY

Group show, Hit and Run 4, curated by Ed Winkleman, New York, NY

Group show, Out Side In, Catherine Moore Fine Art, New York, NY

1999

Group show, The Presumption of Innocence, curated by Howard McCalebb and Hugo Bastidas, Rush Arts, New York, NY

1998

Two-person show, Untitled, Lichtenstein Center for the Arts, Berkshire Artisans Gallery, Pittsfield, MA

1997

Group show, The Long Hot Summer Part 2, curated by Howard McCalebb and Hugo Bastidas, Aljira Gallery, Newark, NJ

1996

Group show, The Tool Show, Portland Institute of Contemporary Art (PICA), Portland, OR