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Sandrine Schaefer
The work of Boston-based artistSandrine Schaefer offers opportunities to gather and proposes ways to share time not accessible elsewhere in life. Using a site-sensitive approach, Schaefer’s work often presents as durational performance artworks that tend towards material sparseness and draw attention to what is already available in a location. Over the past decade, Schaefer’s work has been exhibited internationally in performance art festivals, galleries, museums, and public spaces. Schaefer has been awarded fellowships through the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The Tanne Foundation, the ICA Foster Prize, and The Boston Foundation. Alongside her studio work, Schaeferis an Independent Curator of time-based artworks. Her writing on contemporary art has been published in numerous international online and print publications. She is a co-founder of The Present Tense Live Art Initiative and Archive Projectand teaches time-based approaches at universities throughout the United States.