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- Sabrina Gschwandtner
Artwork by Sabrina Gschwandtner, featuring film quilts, installations, photography, film, video, crochet, sewing, knitting, embroidery
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - About
Sabrina Gschwandtner is a visual artist and filmmaker Her work has been exhibited and screened internationally, at the Victoria Albert Museum; the Walker Art Center; the Museum of Arts and Design; Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA); Skirball Cultural Center; Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art; Renwick Gallery Smithsonian American Art Museum, and Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - 16 mm Film Quilt Series on textiles (2009 - 2018)
From 2009-2018 I worked from a collection of 16 mm films that were de-accessioned from the Fashion Institute of Technology and given to me by the Archivist of Anthology Film Archives These short textile documentaries, dated between 1950 and 1980, explored textiles as art, craft, industry, fashion, military camouflage, political expression, and scientific metaphor Not only had the movies
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - News
Sabrina Gschwandtner highlights the legacy of women in early cinema by stitching together film footage of a pioneering female animator Just as musical remixes blur the lines between eras and genres, these visual remixes challenge divisions of mediums, cultures, and hierarchies of art
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - Public Art Projects (2017 - 2024)
-Sabrina Gschwandtner, 2024 Commissioned by and exhibited at 150 Media Stream, Chicago IL in 2024 Photo: Michael Salisbury + "CA Weaving," 2024 4k video, 5 mins, 150 feet wide, color, silent Photo: Michael Salisbury + "CA Weaving," 2024 4k video, 5 mins, 150 feet wide, color, silent Photo: Michael Salisbury +
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - Press
December 19, 2013 "Sabrina Gschwandtner: Sunshine and Shadow " Text by Glenn Adamson, Sarah Archer, and Julia Bryan-Wilson Philadelphia Art Alliance, 2013 "Sabrina Gschwandtner: Sunshine and Shadow " By Robert Shuster Village Voice October 3, 2012 "The Politics of Craft " Edited by Julia Bryan-Wilson Modern Painters February 2008
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - 35 mm Film Quilt Series on pioneering women . . .
This series utilizes film footage created by women cinema pioneers whose work from the late 1800s - early 1900s is woefully under-recognized I re-printed footage from their films, sourced from archives around the world, onto black and white 35 mm film stock, and then cut and sewed the footage into configurations based on quilt motifs Photo: Ian Byers-Gamber Exhibited at Hauser Wirth Los
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - Video quilts (2017-2025)
HD Video quilt by Sabrina Gschwandtner This video was commissioned by West Hollywood’s Moving Image Media Art Program Featuring films by pioneering directors Alice Guy-Blaché, Marion E Wong, and Lotte Reiniger, the work brings attention to early women filmmakers whose contributions have been overlooked in film history The piece was created for a 50-foot digital billboard on Sunset
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - 35 mm Film Quilt Series on bodily autonomy (2025)
After the overturning of Roe v Wade, I looked back to the “pre-Roe” era, drawing on early film and familial memory to explore how women have taken control of their bodies and lives Two early films directed by women anchor this body of work The first, Alice Guy-Blaché’s 1906 film Madame’s Cravings, portrays a pregnant protagonist who gleefully disrupts social norms — stealing
- Sabrina Gschwandtner - Editions
Inkjet print on matte photo paper, 2022 $125 00
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