Elizabeth Jaeger

Elizabeth Jaeger is a New York based sculptor who explores notions of memento mori by embedding emotions and experiences within handmade representations of everyday objects and figurative sculptures. She is best known for her ominously large and thin steel vases. This body of work provokes a powerful sense of unease and depicts human experience in ways that can be impossible to verbalize. Jaeger's practice also concentrates on figurative representations, which range from sculptures based on her body to erotic representations of relationships. Her varied work consistently confronts the viewer and draws them into her personal narrative.

Elizabeth Jaeger’s work has been included in group and solo shows, including DESTE Foundation, Athens, White Flag Projects, St. Louis, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, SculptureCenter, New York, MoMA PS1, New York, and BRIC, New York. Her work has been featured in Artforum, ARTnews, Hyperallergic, and Interview Magazine.

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Whitney Museum of American Art

New York
May 13 2016 - Aug 21 2016

Mirror Cells

SculptureCenter

New York
May 01 2016 - Aug 01 2016

In Practice: Fantasy Can Invent Nothing New

SIGNAL

New York
Feb 27 2016 - Mar 27 2016

WATERMARK

Jack Hanley Gallery

New York
Jan 08 2016 - Feb 07 2016

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