Sookoon Ang
John Arndt
Backbreakerneckbrace
Wolfgang Berkowski
Brian Block
Sandra Boero-Imwinkelried
Daniel Bozhkov
Lasse Brandt
aka Bosse Sudenburg

Sarra Brill
Thomas M. Callori
Rob Carter
Suzy Cho
William Cobbing
Tyler Coburn
Lourdes Correa-Carlo
Patricia Cronin
Jen DeNike
Robert Ladislas Derr
Stanislao Di Giugno
Ra di Martino
Honoré d'O
Miska Draskoczy
Steven Eastwood
Chris Ernst
Billy Erhard
Oriana Fox
Helki Frantzen

Rainer Ganahl
Jean-Baptiste Ganne
Kate Gilmore
Mario Garcia Torres
Emil Goh
Goldiechiari
Dara Greenwald
Vincent Grenier
Hannah Henry
Rob Johannasma
John Kelly
Siew-Wai Kok
Jeroen Kooijmans
William Lamson
Penny Lane

Anna Chiaretta Lavatelli
Carl Lee
Sandra Eula Lee
Jos Lehmann
Jason Livingston
Jennifer Locke
Giuliano Lombardo
Marie Losier
Mag|nesia
Mary Magsamen
& Stephen Hillerbrand

Giulia Mainenti
Kristine Marx
Tara Mateik
Lucia Warck Meister
Jacopo Miliani
Franklin Miller
Bob Miloshevic
Vincenzo Mistretta
Liana Miuccio
Joshua Mosley
Willett Moss
Shana Moulton
Lydia Moyer
Jeremy Newman
New Humans
Nicedisc
Olaf Nicolai
Feargal O'Malley
Joao Onofre
Jimmy Owenns
Arzu Ozkal Telhan
Jose Parral
Sarah Paul
Julie Perini
Rosalind Peters
PH.ON
Alessandro Piangiamore
Cesare Pietroiusti
Frederic Post
Günter Puller
Marco Raparelli
Jack Riccobono
G. Alan Rhodes
Marxz Rosado Rios
Alessandro Sarra
Corrado Sassi
Mathew Sawyer
Jennifer Schmidt
Lisa Shenouda
& Thomas Johnson

Guendalina Salini
Cigdem Slankard
Claudia Sohrens
Mirjam Somers
Nomi Talisman
Jennet Thomas
Jennie Thwing
Nathan Townes-Anderson
Thomas Tsang
Ken Ueno
Guido van der Werve
Marcella Vanzo
Nico Vascellari
Luca Vitone
Liz Walsh
Tom Whitton
Julita Wojcik
Ed Young
Nesio Rott aka Emiliano Zelada
ZimmerFrei
Sarah Zwerling



Daily Closures

(2005) 2:40 min.

SANDRA EULA LEE

http://re-title.org/artists/sandra-lee.asp

"Working primarily with found materials that are normally discarded from my own routines and materials pulled from my immediate surroundings, I reconstruct them in order to pose questions about how we attempt to find and construct identity amongst the detritus. I'm interested in the office ideals of efficiency, resourcefulness, and production, characteristics that we often take into our everyday lives in conflicted ways. Using bills and mailings, paperwork, bags, and containers, I reorganize and present these familiar byproducts as models, stand-ins that reflect the intricate nature of our life constructions and the attempts we make towards an order that often goes awry."

- Sandra Eula Lee

 

Sandra Eula Lee lives/works in New York and was born in the suburbs of New Jersey. Her work has been exhibited at venues including the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Ithaca, NY, Smack Mellon, Kim Foster Gallery, both in New York, NY, and Aljira Center for Contemporary Art, Newark, NJ.  She is currently completing her MFA at Hunter College and received her BFA from Cornell University.