I'm flying in from California to NYC for the Artists for Kamala art auction where I've donated an artwork and for my final in-person tour of my Solo Exhibition YOU ARE HERE at Nancy Hoffman Gallery in Chelsea, New York, 520 West 27 Street on Tuesday, Oct 1 at 3pm. 

Exhibition will be on view until Oct 19. Some of the artwok below.

It was so great to see both Artforum and Artnet include the exhibition on their "Must See" List in NYC. The image Artnet selected is a photograph from my time-based media work, A Female Gaze Into History, a video projection onto a tree ring. 

Below is an image of the artwork in the gallery, but the full experience is to see it in motion, in person, so you can get the full gestalt.

Below is a sculpture from the show, Dendrofemonology: A Feminist History Tree Ring, a distillation of 50,000 years of feminist history. It was installed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. last fall and was in Madison Square Park on September 21 for A Mobilization for Women's Right's and the Planet to kick off Climate Week. I am  donating edition 2/4 of a framed photograph of the tree ring to the Artists for Kamala art auction which goes live on Oct 1. 

Below is a 7-min film I made about the creative process and thinking behind this artwork and its movable monument journey.

For A Mobilization for Women’s Rights and the Planet, when the sculpture was in Madison Square Park, there was an inspiring program featuring the Tony-Award winning musical SUFFS, speakers in the gender justice and climate justice space and everyone was invited to wear white in honor of the suffragist movement.

Hundreds of us then walked through the streets of New York to the High Line and then to Nancy Hoffman Gallery for an artist tour. Our partners include Women Connect4Good, Project Dandelion, Vital Voices, Vote Run Lead, WECAN, Vote for Your Daughter, Gender Fair, NY Equal Rights, Take the Lead, ERA Coalition, Daughters for Earth, Level Forward, NOW, and Alice Paul Institute. Ms. magazine wrote a fantastic article about the movable monument journey from its installation on the National Mall in Washington D.C. last fall to NYC this past week as a catalyst for feminist groups to convene. You can read the Ms. article here and see more highlights from the mobilization here. 

One of my the other tree rings sculptures in the show is called We Are Here about the cycle of war and peace we can't seem to get out of. 

Below is one of my photographs and the miniature sculpture, Nothing and Everything.

So much of this work is about how a change in scale in time and space changes your perspective, so I love the way having my miniature sculptures next to each work reinforces this idea.

Below is one of my light boxes, Over a Million Earths Can Fit Into the Sun, with a miniature to its left.  

These are seven of the twenty artworks in the show that include large-scale tree ring sculptures, miniatures, light boxes, photography, and time-based media. I can't wait to share them all with you, The exhibition is up until Oct 19, and I will be there one last time in person to give a tour on Tuesday, Oct 1, 3pm at the gallery.  

Then I will be focused on LA, for my joint exhibition for Getty's PST ART Art & Science Collide exhibition Ancient Wisdom for a Future Ecology: Trees, Time & Technology with Ken Goldberg opens at the Skirball Cultural Center on Oct 17.  More info here.

Looking forward to sharing the work in person with you because this digital screen has nothing on experiencing it in three dimensions. As with everything, nothing replaces being in person. 

Tiffany

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