Sarah Crowner (1974) was born in Philadelphia and is based in Brooklyn. In 2010 she participated in the Whitney Biennial curated by Francesco Bonami and Gary Carrion-Murayari. She has participated in exhibitions at White Columns, New York Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, curated by Anthony Huberman, which traveled to ICA, London; Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit; de Appel, Amsterdam; Culturgest, Lisbon (2010), DAAD Galerie, Berlin (2008). Crowner designed the scenography for a revival of Robert Ashley’s Perfect Lives, which travels to Marfa, Texas and then on to venues in Europe. Upcoming exhibitions include a major survey exhibition on abstract painting at Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
Upcoming projects include the solo exhibition Beetle in the Leaves at MASS MoCA, opening in April 2016.
Text courtesy Galerie Nordenhake.

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