Sous serres - Coefficients d’agriculture dans les livres d’artistes // Under Cover of Glass - Coefficients of agriculture in artists books /  by Tamarind Rossetti

Exhibition ➨ 01/31/20 ➨ 04/18/20 EXTENDED ➨ 09/26/20

Centre des Livres d'Artistes, 1 Place Attane, 87500 Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, France

Sous serres - Coefficients d’agriculture dans les livres d’artistes

A collection of my documentary paintings from our permaculture project Ferme au Sauvage is included in this exhibition at the Centre des Livres d'Artistes. The exhibition considers the formal analogy between the greenhouses on surrounding farms in the region, which absorb and accumulate solar energy in order to provide crops with an artificially welcoming environment, and the shop windows of the Center (CDLA), which, intended to house books, can be understood as devices for capturing and accumulating attention. Hence the title of the exhibition: Sous Serres (Under Cover of Glass).

Works in the exhibition by John Baldessari, Gianfranco Baruchello, John Bevis, Marinus Boezem, Elisa Bollazzi, Paul Chidester, Thomas A Clark, Simon Cutts, François Delvoye, herman de vries, John Dilnot, Stephen Duncalf, AM Fohr, Hamish Fulton, Paul Harrison, Ian Gardner, Christoph Keller, Björn Kühn, Verónica Lahitte, Ghérasim Luca, Brennan McGaffey, Stuart Mills, Bruce Nauman, Helen O’Leary, Yoko Ono, Frédéric Penelle, Raivo Puusemp, Hubert Renard, Martin Rogers, Anna Romanenko, Tamarind Rossetti, Mieko Shiomi, Erica Van Horn, Luigi Veronesi, Lawrence Weiner, Stephen Willats, John Wood, Stephen Wright

More on Ferme au Sauvage here

Artist-in-Residence | 3307 W Washington Blvd /  by Tamarind Rossetti

In addition to curating the BOOKSHELVES installation, my new works are available for reading and listening at 3307 W Washington Blvd.

Inspired by the early morning singing and the staccato nursing schedule of my daughter, I composed a multi-sensory installation that considers the development of voice literally and figuratively. In addition to my shelving arrangement and titles on loan, my new text piece, Time Scroll, and sound installation, Song Waves, are currently on view.

3307 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90018 | Open Saturdays 12-6pm and by appointment

Otis GPP Market Lab at Katz's Deli with Amanda Katz and Tamarind Rossetti /  by Tamarind Rossetti

This Spring we tested another iteration of Public/Social Practice Market Lab with support from the Otis Graduate Public Practice Program (GPP). This session, facilitated by visiting lecturers Amanda Katz and Tamarind Rossetti in collaboration with first and second year graduate students and faculty Sara Daleiden, explored the three-tiered process of preparing, eating, and cleaning after a meal in accordance with the market lab discussion of host-guest relationships, collaborative social practices, and self-care as an integral element of artistic practice.