Through photography sculpture installation and performance mary mattingly imagines a dire post apocalyptic future.
Mary mattingly artist.
In mattingly s imagination humans are forced to live nomadically scavenging the wreckage of civilization and living by their wits.
Mary mattingly is a visual artist.
On september 7th wanderlust.
Mattingly works in a variety of media styles disciplines making sculpture metalwork art mixed media drawings and paintings works on paper wearable art jewelry.
Mary mattingly is a contemporary american artist that lives and works in new york city.
The exhibition will be on view at the ub art galleries from september 7 december 31 2017 and travel to the des moines art center in february 2018.
Mattingly combines photography performance portable architecture and sculptural ecosystems into poetic visions of adaptation and survival in her work we encounter nomads laboring under the weight of their possessions.
Her work is inspired by pop art americana street art.
Eipa mary mattingly everything at once 2017 from mary mattingly on vimeo.
Swale instigated and co created the foodway in concrete plant park the bronx in 2017.
Mary mattingly born september 8 1979 is an american visual artist living and working in new york city she was born in rockville connecticut in 1978.
Mattingly began showing her artwork in 2009 after a long career in advertising.
She has studied at parsons school of design in new york and received her bachelor of fine arts bfa from pacific northwest college of art in portland oregon in 2002.
Mary mattingly is a mixed media artist that lives works in new york city.
She founded swale an edible landscape on a barge in new york city.
She exhibits sculpture mixed media drawings and paintings as well as wearable art jewelry.
Docked at public piers but following waterways common laws swale circumnavigates new york s public land laws allowing anyone to pick free fresh food.
Mary mattingly is a brooklyn based artist whose work explores issues of sustainability climate change and displacement.
She is the recipient of a yale university school of art fellowship and.
