Geography of Salon

Feb 12, 2011-Mar 12, 2011
Curator: Liora Belford
START Residence



About the exhibition

Geography, as a research discipline in the fields of Natural, Humanities & Social sciences, developed in the 19th century to a field of study. 'Geo' + 'Graphy', as an action of describing the land, is being researched by Sharon Glazberg with materials such as Asphalt, tierscrude oil and bubble gum. Through these materials, Glazberg is asking political, cultural social and mythological questions of the concrete being. Sharon Glazberg created 'Geography of a Salon' as a site specific exhibition, especially for the ST-ART exhibition space, located in the living room of the art collector Serge Tiroche, examining among other issues, the position of the art collector in the art scene. The Salon that gathered around the cultural discourse from the early days of the Renaissance (and became later irrelevant), is hosting now (at the house of the modern art patron) Glazberg's future fossils, as they entwined in the house furniture, installed in a way that resembles a Wonderland Room - the first museum prototype.

Exhibited Works

Sharon Glazberg

Between a horse and a cat

Sharon Glazberg

Breast Creature

Sharon Glazberg

Tel Baruch

Sharon Glazberg

Gabi

Sharon Glazberg

Caesarea

Sharon Glazberg

Plastecine Creature

Sharon Glazberg

Creature In Two Directions

Sharon Glazberg

Creature in Umbrella Holder

Sharon Glazberg

Air

Sharon Glazberg

Earth

Sharon Glazberg

Six Continents

The Curator

Liora Belford

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