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September 22, 2022
August 27, 2021
Tracey Snelling ~ Mäusebunker & Hygieneinstitut
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Mäusebunker - 2021
photo by Peter Rosemann
Today, Jingletown artist, Tracey Snelling, will be showing her work in an exhibition that opens in the Venice Biennale in Italy and she will be there in person both for today's opening and Biennale Days.
YouTube links:
Bund Deutscher Architektinnen und Architekten BDA
Exhibition: 27th of August – 24th of September 2021
Location:
IUAV di Venezia - Cotonificio Veneziano
Sala Espositivo Gino Valle Dorsoduro 2196 30123 Venezia
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 9 – 19 h
Opening: 27th of August 2021 17:30 h
IUAV di Venezia - Cotonificio Veneziano
Sala Espositivo Gino Valle Dorsoduro 2196 30123 Venezia
Opening hours: Monday – Friday 9 – 19 h
Opening: 27th of August 2021 17:30 h
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YouTube links:
Bund Deutscher Architektinnen und Architekten BDA
December 21, 2020
Tracey Snelling ~ Lost Year Motel: 2020 & COVID-19
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Wood, plaster, paint, metal, lights, fabric, lcd screens,
media players, electroluminescent wire, water, speakers, transformer.
Our hometown gal and Jingletown based resident, Tracey Snelling has done it again! She won the New York based Foundwork Artist Prize, an annual juried award to recognize outstanding practice by contemporary artists. As honoree, she will receive an unrestricted USD 10,000 grant and studio visits with each of the distinguished curators, gallerists, and artists on Foundwork’s 2020 jury.
Although it's never stated, I've no doubt Lost Year Motel references the horrid pandemic that has destroyed so many lives this year and revealed the inadequacies of our government, COVID-19!
The jury for the 2020 Foundwork Artist Prize included esteemed curators, gallerists, and artists based in Berlin, Omaha, Los Angeles, Tulsa, and Mexico City:
Rachel Adams, Chief Curator and Director of Programs, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts
Anat Ebgi, Owner and Director, Anat Ebgi Gallery
Natasha Ginwala, Artistic Director, 13th Gwangju Biennale; Associate Curator, Gropius Bau
Kalup Linzy, performance and video artist
Humberto Moro Deputy Director and Senior Curator, El Museo Tamayo; Adjunct Curator, SCAD Museum of Art
Michael Ruiz, Founder and Managing Director, Future Gallery
Foundwork was established by Adam Yokell, a former Brooklyn gallerist, after experiencing the limitations that artists and exhibitors face trying to find and connect with one another. Foundwork currently features artists in more than thirty countries, including self-taught artists together with those from academic studio backgrounds.
Foundwork hosts programs including their Guest Curators program, ‘Dialogues’ interview series and the Foundwork Artist Prize.
Foundwork hosts programs including their Guest Curators program, ‘Dialogues’ interview series and the Foundwork Artist Prize.
Her work Lost Year Motel was presented for the first time in Verona, Italy, in the spaces of the Studio la Città on the occasion of the exhibition La Musée 2, which ended on 21 November 2020.
Foundwork statement:
“We’re thrilled to honor Tracey Snelling, whose practice has the capacity to connect with many communities around the world, and speaks about the turbulence of urban anxiety and the extenuating living conditions experimented by many,” says juror Humberto Moro. “In the midst of an art world which is increasingly sanitized, it’s fundamental to highlight the practices—like Snelling’s—that deal with these subjects from a generous and empathic point of view.”
“Tracey makes us reconsider the relationship between identity and place—the way we so often project narratives onto one another based on the environments we’re used to,” says Adam Yokell, Foundwork’s Director. “We’re thrilled to help propel her socially resonant work during these polarized times.”
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Art Agenda ~ Tracey Snelling awarded 2020 Foundwork Artist Prize
Berlin Art Link ~ Tracey Snelling Awarded 2020 Foundwork Art Prize
Contemporary Art Daily ~ Tracey Snelling Awarded Foundwork Artist Prize
Studio La Città ~ Tracey Snelling – Foundwork Artist Prize 2020 Terremoto ~ 2020 Foundwork Artist Prize has been awarded!
Way to go, Tracey!
July 26, 2018
Jingletown Art
~ Gray Loft Gallery
Jingletown Art Studios
Jingletown Open Studios ~ 2018
Jingletown Open Studios ~ 2018 Part 2
Jingletown Open Studios ~ 2019
Jingletown Open Studios ~ 2023 Jingletown Winter Art Walks
Rhythmix Cultural Center
Tracey Snelling
Styrous®
Fruitvale Bridge- 2014
Jingletown, Oakland
photo by Styrous®
May 14, 2018
Art people
~ Leonid Afremov ~ Erotic Kiss Suzy Barnard
Valerie Bishop
Ruth Boerefijn
Edythe Boone
Susan Brady
Lon Clark, Jr.
Celeste Connor
Betty Jo Costanzo
Salvador Dalí
Philip Dow
Peter Dreyfus
J. M. Golding
Akë Grunditz
Leslie Frierman Grunditz
Minoo Hamzavi
Larry Harvey
Katie Hawkinson
Edward Hopper
Ann Jastrab
Sherry Karver
Janet Koike
Eli Leon
Alison Limoges
Susan Matthews
Barry McGee
Lynn McGeever
Jill McLennan
Angel Morales
Florence Naranjo
Julia Nelson-Gal
Ginny Parsons
Bruce Pizzichillo
Jenny Sampson
Anastasia Schipani
Susan Scott
Michael Shemchuk
V. Silva
Simone Simon
Tracey Snelling
Amy Sollins
Charlie Sullivan
Deborah Sullivan
Jon Wessel
Tom White
John Wood
May 11, 2018
Tracey Snelling ~ Asphault Jungle
photos by Styrous®
Last night the exhibition, Asphault Jungle, featuring the multimedia sculptures of Tracey Snelling opened at the Jules Maeght Gallery (link below).
The installations are representative of life around us, shops of various
kinds, apartments, porn shops, convenience stores, motels, brothels,
etc., almost all set in a slum environment and all done in miniature
scale. The works contain video, photos, neon signs and whatever she can get her hands on.
The one piece that is not similar to the rest of the work is Drift which is almost life-size and idylic; until you look at it closely.
Net links:
Tracey Snelling website
Jules Maeght Gallery
Styrous® ~ Friday, May 11, 2018
Tracey Snelling website
Jules Maeght Gallery
"There is both a vulnerability and strength found within the poverty-stricken slums throughout the world."
~ Tracey Snelling
Styrous® ~ Friday, May 11, 2018
May 10, 2018
Tracey Snelling ~ Asphault Jungle opens @ the Jules Maeght
Asphault Jungle
May 10 - July 28, 2018
photos by Styrous®
Tonight the exhibition, Asphault Jungle, opened at the Jules Maeght Gallery. The exhibition features sculpture installations by Tracey Snelling (link below).
Jules Maeght Gallery
49 Gough St.
San Francisco CA 94102
(415) 549-7046
Viewfinder links:
Asphault Jungle
Tracey Snelling articles/mentions
Styrous® ~ Thursday, May 10, 2018
September 29, 2017
September 28, 2017
Contemporary Jewish Museum ~ Tracey Snelling
Jewish Folktales Retold: Artist as Maggid
Sep 28, 2017–Jan 28, 2018
This
exhibition presents newly commissioned works by sixteen contemporary
artists in response to a selection of tales from Jewish folklore. Acting
as modern maggids—storytellers, transmitters of knowledge,
secrets revealers—they explore the many facets of these stories’
characters, themes, and metaphors. Artists include: Michael Arcega,
Julia Goodman, Dina Goldstein, Andy Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth Hope, Vera
Iliatova, David Kasprzak, Mads Lynnerup, Elisabeth Higgins O’Connor,
Mike Rothfeld, Tracey Snelling, Chris Sollars, M. Louise Stanley, Inez
Storer, and Young Suh and Katie Peterson.
January 25, 2017
Tracey Snelling ~ Selling It on Market Street
iPhone photos by Styrous®
Tracey Snelling has had her series, ”Best Sellers", featured in an art in public places project in the Downtown section of San Francisco. The posters are on the bus stop kiosks along Market Street from the Embarcadero to 8th street. I took the walk today to photograph them. Only found 4 in the series of 6, unfortunately, and I got reflections in the glass in a couple. They would have looked better at night but that's the way it goes.
Tracey Snelling’s Art on Market Street Kiosk Poster Series, Best Sellers, is a response to the changes occurring in San Francisco’s physical and cultural landscape. The posters offer idealistic visions of Market Street that combine cherished aspects from the past with the new and innovative ideas that are reshaping the City’s identity. They will be up from October 28, 2016 to February 13, 2017.
Tracey Snelling ~ Hetoic, ”Best Sellers" series.
Tracey Snelling ~ Daring, ”Best Sellers" series.
Tracey Snelling ~ Radical, ”Best Sellers" series.
The Art on Market Street Posters are for sale for $50 each. There are a limited number of posters available for sale.
One can browse the on-line archive
to view the posters and then contact Justine Topfer at (415) 252-2584
or justine.topfer@sfgov.org about availability. The posters are 6 feet
high by 4 feet wide and laminated on both sides. All the funds collected
from the sale of the Market Street posters go back into the Market
Street Program.
The Art on Market Street Poster Series is commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission (sfac) with funding from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Great work, Tracey!
Styrous® ~ Wednesday, January 25, 2017
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