28th March, Skogen, 19:00 - 22.00  A series of stories involving the Glitch will be performed by Clare Strand. Along with artist presentations by Sheung Yiu and Olle Essvik.

https://youtu.be/h-YkZ0qbw1Q?si=fLncDAHmUC2yQvUa

“The primary ambition of AWARE is to rewrite the history of art on an equal footing. Placing women on the same level as their male counterparts and making their works known is long overdue.”

Everything changes in an image when the zoom slider is adjusted: certain things are highlighted, detached from their context, exaggerated or reinterpreted. They move closer to us, allowing us to study them, or blur before our eyes.

The 7 outfits are then displayed in the gallery, hung from the cieling  for the remainder of the exhibition.

Curator Essay

NOUA, Bodo, Norway.
Uk-based artist Clare Strand filled a suitcase with selected artefacts spanning her engagement with research and personal collections throughout her 30-year career, and brought them to the NOUA project room.

May 4th - June 2023

with artists Katarina Kozyra, Ankica Marjanovic, Detlef Orlopp, Timm Rautert, Clare Strand

May 4th - July 21st

Filet Gallery London. 22nd Sept- 2nd October 2022.

THe Grange Musuem, Rottingdean.

A Performance at The Royal Academy Antwerp, wIth students from the Royal Conservatoire.

Articulate : October 27th 2022. Wintergarden. Royal Academy.

Constellations: Photographs in Dialogue explores how additions to the collection expand, deepen, and complicate the stories a museum can tell. From Edward Weston to Zanele Muholi, the exhibition weaves together historical and contemporary voices, bringing fresh narratives to light.The photographs on view showcase the collection’s strengths, particularly in Japanese photography, the documentary tradition, and work by Bay Area artists. Constellations also highlights SFMOMA’s ever-expanding contemporary photography holdings, featuring artists such as Poklong Anading, Daisuke Yokota, Wendy Red Star, and Clare Strand, alongside familiar favorites including Imogen Cunningham and Ansel Adams.

In this solo exhibition, Parrotta shows Discrete Channel with Noise #11 #12, two large-scale paintings with their source material (gridded photographs) and The Colour of Class, seven black and white images, glazed with Boothian coloured glass. Both series on display incorporate coding systems which assign colour and a monochromatic scale as units of information.

The soft- core porn British Men Only Magazine was founded in 1935 with the editorial statement "We don't want women readers. We won't have women readers."

The exhibition ‘Power & Paper’ is concentrated around issues of photography, official/documented history, individual relationships with memory and history, concepts of manipulation, authenticity and authorship. The exhibition gives the audience the opportunity to reflect on the artist’s ultimate power over presenting different realities and directing the audience’s attention to how we navigate documented, historical material and public archives

Send me an Image. From the Postcard to Social Media, curated by Felix Hoffman and Kathrin Schonegg is now showing at C/O Gallery Berlin. I am exhibiting 3 new paintings from The Discrete Channel with Noise project commissioned by the gallery.

Participating artists: ABC Artists' Books Cooperative, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin with Der Greif, David Campany & Anastasia Samoylova, Fredi Casco, Moyra Davey, Themistokles von Eckenbrecher, Martin Fengel & Jörg Koopmann, Stuart Franklin, Gilbert & George, Dieter Hacker, Tomas van Houtryve, Philippe Kahn, On Kawara, Erik Kessels, Marc Lee, Lynn Hershman Leeson, Mike Mandel, Theresa Martinat, Eva & Franco Mattes, Jonas Meyer & Christin Müller, Peter Miller, Romain Roucoules, Thomas Ruff, Taryn Simon & Aaron Swartz, Andreas Slominski, Clare Strand, Corinne Vionnet.

PODCAST: A Photographic Life, Episode 127: Plus Photographer Clare Strand listen here

Signs of a Struggle acquired by Cornell University collection NYC

Men Only Tower acquired by the Mcevoy collection

Discrete Channel with Noise acquired by The Pompidou Collection.

Listen here for a small chat about the Tower.

This exhibition is supported by Fluxus Art Projects, the Franco-British fund for contemporary arts.

The solo exhibition of new work by Clare Strand, titled The Discrete Channel with Noise, features photography, painting, machinery and sound installation. The works on display are set in our
time when the misinterpretation, mismanagement and misrepresentation of information - whether deliberate or accidental - has an ever-increasing and overwhelming effect on our everyday life. These failures of communication can lead to minor confusion, fantastic revelation or global outrage, depending when and where they occur.

Parrotta Contemporary Fine Art, Cologne.

17.11.2018 - 27.01.2018

The new exhibition, including a Gone Astray detail by Clare Strand, celebrates the idiosyncratic nature of museum collections.

“O snake, you are an argument for poetry.”
Margaret Atwood. 1983.

Belfast Exposed are delighted to present Snake by Clare Strand, a new body of work based on a selection of images sourced from the artist’s extensive personal archive, some of which was recently published as Girl Plays with Snake by MACK Books, London.

I Want! I Want! – Art and Technology a curated selection from the Arts Council Collection, and other renowned Collections, of work by contemporary artists using technology. Work spanning the last 20 years shows how British and international artists have navigated and contributed to a social, cultural and technological revolution. There has been a dramatic shift in how technology has been used to make, present and engage audiences in a variety of ways. From surveillance and gaming technology to computer graphics and animation, CAD, digital art and the internet, artists have made films, sculptures, interactive games, photographs, and drawings.

The exhibition’s title is inspired by the etching I Want! I Want! by the artist William Blake, depicting a man aspiring to travel to the moon over two hundred years ago. It is a visionary work of imagination and ambition that is shared by the artists in the show that celebrates what they find compelling - turning an idea into reality.

CLARE STRAND / SARA VANDERBEEK / UNITED VISUAL ARTISTS / SOOKOON ANG /
ANOUK KRUITHOF / SERGEI SVIATCHENKO / PATTERNITY

Curated by Faye Dowling

Curated by Steven Gartside at the Holden Gallery, Manchester University.

Yossi Millo Booth.

Launching at the Grand Palais - Paris Photo 12th November 2016.

In converstation with MA LCC Students 2nd June. 2016.

Masterclass Workshop Feb 9th - 11th 2016. Master PHotoEspaña of the PIC.A School Madrid.

Juror for 31st International Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyères Feb 1st , (Paris) and April 21 - 25, 2016 (Hyeres).

Reviewer for Dusseldorf Portfolio Review 14-15th Feb 2016

In conversation with Manchester University Students 3rd March, 2016

In conversation with Camilla Brown, Format Festival, Derby 8th March.

curated by Florian Ebner

( Selection from Rags Vitrine 1986-2014  pictured)

JESSICA EATON ,CHRISTIANE FESER,LAURIE KANG
KASIA KLIMPEL, MARLEEN SLEEUWITS,CARLY STEWARD
CLARE STRAND

à l’envers, à l’endroit... à l’envers... à l’endroit... à l’endroit, à l’envers...( group show) Centre Photographique d'lle-de-France 7th May 2014 (black)

Juliana Borinski, Delphine Burtin, Pascal Convert, Marina Gadonneix, Mark Geffriaud, Agnès Geoffray, Isabelle Giovacchini, Nicolas Giraud, Isabelle Le Minh, Mathieu Mercier, Aurélien Mole, Constance Nouvel, Silvana Reggiardo, Clare Strand, Maxime Thieffine

Architectural Landscape, Camilla Grimaldi Gallery, London 20th May - 18th July 2014. ( white)

Hiedi specker, Faye Heller, Fleur van Dodewaard,Clare Strand.

Night Contact Multimedia festival Dalston, 27th Sept 2013

1000 words review by Oliver Whitehead, Photomoniter review by Oliver Atwell, Harvey Benge blog by Harvey Benge, Wallpaper Top Titles review, Interview with Lorenzo Durantini, Hotshoe Magazine,

Another Magazine and The Telegraph Q&A.

Skirts book launch 3rd July, 5.30pm Festival Office, 34 Rue du Docteur Fanton, Arles.

Curated by Joerg Bader

Vlado Alonso, Ariane Arlotti, Éric Baudelaire, Hippolyte Bayard, Emmanuelle Bayart, Valérie Belin, Beltracchi, Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, Mohamed Bourouissa, Fernando Brito, Matthias Bruggmann, Victor Burgin, Asger Carlsen, Julien Chatelin, Vincent Debanne, diezelle, Stan Douglas, Philippe Dudouit, George Dupin, Philippe Durand, Pierre de Fenoÿl, Harald Fernagu, Vincent Fournier, Michel François, Serge Fruehauf, Agnès Geoffray, Régis Golay, Paul Graham, G.R.A.M., Lourdes Grobet, Nadja Groux, Beate Gütschow, Anne Hardy, Benjamin Hugard, Guillaume Janot, Shai Kremer, Angèle Laissue, Miguel Leache, Sébastien Leseigneur, Jérôme Leuba, Sherrie Levine, Nicolas Lieber & Virginie Otth, Sylvère Lotringer, Patrice Loubon, Christian Lutz, Mirko Martin, Mass, Bjørn Melhus, Olivier Menanteau, Enrique Metinides, Gian Paolo Minelli, Francis Morandini, Gianni Motti, Uriel Orlow, Marco Poloni, Aurélie Pétrel, Sheng Qi, Koka Ramishvili, Jean Revillard, Reynold Reynolds, Andrea Robbins & Max Becher, Juliette Russbach, Gilles Saussier, Christian Schwager, Bruno Serralongue, Cindy Sherman, Björn Siebert, Sebastián Skira, Jules Spinatsch, Clare Strand, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Sabine Tholen, Peter Tillessen, Catrine Val, Gilles Verneret, Jeff Wall, Martin Widmer, Akram Zaatari

Brancolini Grimaldi announces a group exhibition of contemporary photography and works of art from the past. Curated by photographer Domingo Milella and antiques specialists Riccardo Bacarelli and Bruno Botticelli, the show places work by Dan Holdsworth, Clare Strand and Milella alongside antique sculpture, painting and artefacts, asking us to think outside of proscribed categories of art, to re-evaluate boundaries imposed by time and place to investigate what is contemporary.

Showing three new works, The Ragpicker's Tower, The 7 Basic Propositions and 75 Indicative Images

Groupshow.

 Flatland and Spaceland.

Brancolini Grimaldi Private view 13th September 7pm-9pm

his September Brancolini Grimaldi hosts There’s Something Happening Here, a group exhibition that showcases the work of a new generation of photographers. Curated by James Reid (Photography Director at Wallpaper* ) and Tom Watt (Art Director at Art Review), the exhibition includes photographers from a diverse range of photographic backgrounds: from fashion and still life to conceptual photography and contemporary art. Notwithstanding the diversity of their practice, striking parallels emerge that reflect the current and uncertain times. Their work challenges the conventional boundaries of photography in surprising and forward-thinking ways, from appropriating found images to incorporating other media. Together these artists are exploring the world and the medium of photography in a radical and experimental way. The images presented form a record of modern times, and between each work a new dialogue emerges – one that questions and provokes the current state of play, but remains uncertain, revealing something dark, disquieting and not yet fully formed. T

April 15- May 27th

London.

Curated by Sergio Mah

Jeff Wall, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Joachim Koester, Ceal Floyer, Steven Pippin, Michael Weseley, Paul Pfeiffer, Michael Snow, Daniel Blaufuks, Mabel Palacin, David Claerbout, Erwin Wurm, Tacita Dean, Inaki Bonillas and Clare Strand.

Museo D´Arte Provincia di Nuoro. Sardinia

Curated by Sergio Mah

Jeff Wall, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Joachim Koester, Ceal Floyer, Steven Pippin, Michael Weseley, Paul Pfeiffer, Michael Snow, Daniel Blaufuks, Mabel Palacin, David Claerbout, Erwin Wurm, Tacita Dean, Inaki Bonillas and Clare Strand.