Clare Strand

Clare Strand’s graphic compositions, which encourage Wallpaper readers to create 3D shapes from the 2D templates found within the September 2020 Style Special issue. Strand’s geometric art also features on this month’s newsstand cover. 

Showcased in 1000 words magazine.

Discrete Channel with Noise showing as part of the Centre Pompidou 2019 Contemporary Collections show Oct - March 2020. Exhibitors include   Annette Messanger, Christian Noltanski, Martin Kippenberger, Leon Golub, Eva Hess, Tony Oursler, Mike Kelly, and others.

Alongside Anton Kusters, Mark Neville and Mohamed Bourouissa.

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Getting Better and Worse at the Same Time: A Career Spent Stridently Treading Water (1995-2019) .Click here For details 

The latest work from the British artist Clare Strand, The Discrete Channel with Noise, is a complex body of work that is difficult to categorize, in which the artist examines what happens when information is misread, misunderstood or reinterpreted. In this case, this loss of information occurs when transmitting the experiment to her work, in which one medium, photography, is transformed into another, painting.

Photographer and artist Clare Strand’s work has been shown in locations ranging from the Museum of Modern Art in New York to the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Her latest project is a zine that offers the photographer’s own negatives to the public for them to create something entirely new themselves. listen to it here