Nationality Canadian Name Steven Shearer | Role Artist | |
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Known for Painting, Photographer, Drawing, Collage | ||
Ngc steven shearer 1900 and the 2011 venice biennale
Steven Shearer (born 1968) is a contemporary artist based in Vancouver, British Columbia. He has exhibited internationally, including the Tate Modern in London, The New Museum, the Barbara Gladstone Gallery in New York, the Galerie Eva Presenhuber in Zurich, and the Renaissance Society in Chicago. Nationally, he has shown at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto and the Contemporary Art Gallery in Vancouver. He is represented in London, New York, Turin, and Zurich.
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- Ngc steven shearer 1900 and the 2011 venice biennale
- trouble boy martin stricker reads a poem by steven shearer
- Work
- Press
- References
trouble boy martin stricker reads a poem by steven shearer
Work
Shearer' photography, drawing, painting, and collage tend to focus on youth, alienation, aggression, melancholy, and heavy metal. In Artforum, Matthew Higgs affectionately called Shearer the "bastard offspring of the Photo-conceptualists."
Press
Deborah Campbell. “Steven Shearer: Bastard Offspring of the Photoconceptualists.” Canadian Art. Fall 2005.
Lupe Nunez-Fernandez. “Steven Shearer at Ikon, Birmingham.” Saatchi Gallery. Spring 2007.
“Steven Shearer.” The Power Plant. Winter 2007/2008.