Jennifer Reeder’s new film and sculpture, Tears Cannot Restore Here: Therefore I Weep, opens at Andrew Rafacz on Saturday, Nov. 6. There will be a reception from 4 to 7 p.m. The exhibit will be up until December 18, 2010.
Reeder had work included in the 2000 Whitney Biennial (Nevermind). Her art explores relationships, gender and identity in our post-post-modern world. She has not had a solo gallery exhibit since 2003.
Tears Cannot Restore Here: Therefore I Weep, shows a female sign language interpreter translating a science class for the deaf. At the same time she is distraught over the end of a love affair and as a consequence begins to mistranslate. This is the first time Reeder has included sculptures in one of her projects.
Reeder is a native of Chicago and still lives and works in the city.
Reeder had work included in the 2000 Whitney Biennial (Nevermind). Her art explores relationships, gender and identity in our post-post-modern world. She has not had a solo gallery exhibit since 2003.
Tears Cannot Restore Here: Therefore I Weep, shows a female sign language interpreter translating a science class for the deaf. At the same time she is distraught over the end of a love affair and as a consequence begins to mistranslate. This is the first time Reeder has included sculptures in one of her projects.
Reeder is a native of Chicago and still lives and works in the city.
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