Clare Strand

The solo exhibition of new work by Clare Strand, titled The Discrete Channel with Noise, is featuring photography, painting and machinery.

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showing in Space and Photography at the Museum of Modern Art Salzburg. Curator: Christiane Kuhlmann. 25.11.17 - 03.04.18  Works by Hans-Peter Feldmann, Johannes Gramm,e  Georges Lévy & Moyse , László Moholy-Nagy, Allan Sekula, Dayanita Singh, , Hito Steyerl, Sasha Stone, Clare Strand, Yutaka Takanashi, Wolfgang Tillmans, Umbo, Felix Weber, Stephen Willats and others

curated by Alfredo Cramerotti . Galeria Kombëtare . Kosovo. 10 October – 10 November 2017. 

Opens 17th November 2017 at Parrotta Contemporary Fine Art, Cologne.

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Interview with Duncan Wooldridge for Elephant Magazine.

Images from the Clare Strand archive with hand screen printed computer generated poems overlaid. click through for video

Automatic Snake Poems, currently being generated at Belfast Exposed Gallery until the 17th June. Poems are to be torn off and taken away by visitors. click through for video

Yossi Milo Gallery is pleased to exhibit the work of Clare Strand and Marco Breuer, two artists who each investigate photography’s origins, uses, and limitations. While distinct in their respective practices, what unifies these two artists is their acute understanding of how photography functions and their dedication to examining the medium rather than relying on its conventions for the affirmation of truth telling.

Bridget Smith, Laurent Grasso, Suzanne Treister, Clare Strand and Zoe Beloff. Opens 20th March 2017.

 PV. 24th March CLARE STRAND / SARA VANDERBEEK / UNITED VISUAL ARTISTS / SOOKOON ANG /  ANOUK KRUITHOF / SERGEI SVIATCHENKO / PATTERNITY Curated by Faye Dowling Install image:  ‘Material’ by Clare Strand 

Illustrated Interview for Unspoken Dialogues with Ana Teresa Vicente.

Over the years Clare Strand has developed a range of projects and books and had a consistent output of her work nationally and internationally in exhibitions. Passionate about photography, she has been keen to interrogate its boundaries and limits. As with most contemporary art it can be hard to pin down Strand’s oeuvre as she adopts a heterogeneous style. Her work is always a project and exploration, and it seeks to provoke intelligent debate.