Recent Work
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Follow my Instagram below! Currently I am making a series of works in response to Covid-19 and my experience of social distancing while parenting, teaching, and working as an artist. I was recently interviewed about my life during the Pandemic by José Garza as part of the 18 questions projects by Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis. Passenger, a stop motion animation, was displayed as part of the "17 Days" video series at Western Michigan University and Alfred State College. It was on view at Aggregate Space Gallery, in West Oakland, California from July 6th-August 4th, 2018. As part of this exhibition, there was an Animated Shorts Screening, my film was awarded "Jury's Choice" for Narrative shorts and was additionally screened at The Roxie theater in San Francisco, CA. My new animation work The Invention of Whiteness was at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, as part of the 2018 Great Rivers Biennial alongside Addoley Dzegede and Jacob Stanley. Animation are viewable here. I was interviewed about this exhibit, The Invention of Whiteness on Cut and Paste, a podcast through 90.7 St. Louis NPR. http://news.stlpublicradio.org/post/cut-paste-animation-artist-sarah-paulsen-explores-invention-whiteness-cam#stream/0 |
