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Vicki Sher
Artist Vicki Sher talks to us about wordplay, curating vs artmaking, and what's next for her work.
Reducing imagery to shapes creates a new language. The endless possibility of these colorful building blocks has introduced more play into my studio practice. Although a quiet, deadpan sensibility still thrives, there is a new voice - singing, in vibrant color, and giving emphasis to joy and beauty.
About the Artist
Vicki Sher (b.1966) is a Brooklyn-based artist. In her drawings, paintings, and sculptures, she crafts delicately balanced towers and patterns of half-moons, squares and rectangles. Her intuitive yet deliberate demarcation of space in vivid oil pastel and acrylic, and her stacked geometric compositions, allude to map-like systems derived from a personal symbology and narratives.
News and Notables
Two-person exhibition, Groundswell, at the Beatrice M. Haggerty Art Gallery, University of Dallas, 2021
Solo exhibition, Beside Myself at Tayloe Piggott Gallery, 2020
Resident Fellow, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, 2017
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