Current and Recent Exhibitions

Transparency and Trans-formations
Stockholm, Sweden
US Embassy Residence 2010-2012
curated by Alice Gray Stites, artwithoutwalls.org
Valerie Sullivan Fuchs in collaboration with David Ingram

Sisyphus
2009, video projection onto hand - see show at US Embassy Residence in Stockholm

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Artists in exhibition:

Claes Oldenburg, Kiki Smith, Dih Q Le, David Levinthal, Mark Bradford, Elena Dorfman, Spencer Finch, Lynn Geesaman, Anthony Giocolea, Laura Ball, Walter Martin & Paloma Munoz, Lori Nix, Letitia Quesenberry, Paul Rusconi, Stefan Sagmeister, Peter Sarkisian, Alyson Shotz, Andrea Stansilav, Jennifer Steinkamp, Valerie Sullivan Fuchs

 

 

 

 

 

Video Sculpture, 2009, Green Building Gallery, Louisville, KY


 

 

 

 

  

 

New Albany Bicentennial Public Art Project 2010-11

New Albany,  IN  USA
Valerie Sullivan Fuchs
Flood
2010, 50' x 10' video projection onto building, every 37 minutes the video projection of water slowly floods the side of the building for 6 minutes, stays for 23 and recedes for 8 minutes.

Artists in exhibition:
Letitia Bajuyo, J. Daniel Graham, John King, Brad White, Valerie Sullivan Fuchs

Upcoming Exhibitions

everything for nothing, nothing for everything

(2010)

What if there are no more countries, only corporations and no more living systems, only barcodes?

(5) 2' x 12' nylon flags on 50' metal poles

Legacy Trail Public Art Project Lexington, KY  Exhibition dates TBA

The Art of Illumination:  Solar Powered Luminaries

May 25th-July 15th 2011

Living Arts & Science Center  Lexington KY  www.Lasclex.org

 

Related Work:

L.O.T.  Land of Tomorrow

Electrified

2010, 40 postcards-leather & paper, postcard racks, bench, 2 books

Artists in Exhibition:  Sarah Lyon, Chris Radkte, Letitia Quesenberry, Stephen Irwin, Dominic Guranaschelli, Lori Gettlefinger, Joyce Ogden - curated by Joey Yates

Louisville KY  Oct. 15th-Nov. 19th, 2010

Limited edition of Electrified Book:  An Uncovered History of New York City - available here.

 

Sisyphus 2009

3" video loop, video projection onto hand, projector, metal armature 2/10

collection of Larry Shapin & Ladonna Nicolas

1/30th of a second, 2009, 48" x 27", dye sublimation on aluminum, collection of Dr. Bill Schreiber and Sandy Schreiber

"Time is a river...but I am the river."   Daniel Birnbaum, Chronology,  

 

Flood 2010-2011

37" loop, 50' x10' video projection onto building, computer, 3 video projectors, hvac unit, fans, wood, metal

 

Saturday
Jun182011

Current Show 

Monday
May302011

Time

What is the form of time? What does time look like?  Is it 1/30 of a second? Is it industrial time or Railroad time? Does it only flow at 60 hertz per second? Or is there some other measure of time we have forgotten that ties us to the sun, stars, seasons or rain? Is it a tall tree, a million year old ecosystem or clean pure water?