Collier Schorr Art for Sale

Collier Schorr has photographed American and German youth, soldiers, and flowers in her artwork for over twenty years, in addition to shooting fashion editorials and celebrity portraits for Interview, Vogue, and Numéro. She is best known for startling and personal images of American high school wrestlers in the throes of struggle; her other work follows this examination of gender construction, fact and fiction in photography, and gaze and desire with a feminist critique. Often conceptually driven, Schorr has also used drawing, collage, and performance to illustrate her emotional and critical perspective.

One of the few photographers featured in the 2002 Whitney Biennial, Schorr's work has been exhibited internationally, including a 2006 retrospective at Badischer Kunstverein, Germany; a solo exhibition at CoCA Kronika, Bytom, Poland in 2010, and a recent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY. She was a fellow at the American Academy in Berlin, Germany from 2007—2008.

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The Jewish Museum

New York
Mar 17 2017 - Aug 06 2017

The Arcades: Contemporary Art and Walter Benjamin

Cheim & Read

New York
Jun 23 2016 - Sep 02 2016

THE FEMALE GAZE, PART TWO: WOMEN LOOK AT MEN

Stuart Shave/Modern Art

London
May 19 2016 - Jun 18 2016

Theories of Modern Art

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Collier Schorr

Works Available for Purchase

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The Jewish Museum

New York Mar 17 2017 - Aug 06 2017

Cheim & Read

New York Jun 23 2016 - Sep 02 2016

Stuart Shave/Modern Art

London May 19 2016 - Jun 18 2016

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