Artist and director of 667Shotwell, Chris Sollars work revolves around the reclamation and subversion of public space through interventions and performance. The results are documented using photographs, sculpture, and video that are integrated into mixed-media installations. Awards include 2013 Guggenheim Fellowship, 2013 San Francisco Arts Commission: Individual Artist Commission Grant, 2012 Center for Cultural Innovation Investing in Artists Grant, 2007 Eureka Fellowship Award, 2007 San Francisco Bay Area Artadia Grant, & 2009 Headlands Center for the Arts residency. Sollars in 2008 completed C RED BLUE J which screened at SFMOMA on Election Day and was included in CREATIVE TIME’s Democracy in America show at the NY Park Armory. Recent exhibitions include 2011 Bay Area Now 6 at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and Trash at the new children's museum in San Diego. Sollars' work is sorted chronologically starting in 1996 as a record of his practice regardless of failures. Works are available from Steven Wolf Fine Arts. View Press, CV, Statement, & Bio
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Action, Intervention, and artist-led projects performed or directed by Chris Sollars:
1996 - 2013. |
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Pencil Drawings on paper. |
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Chris Sollars' Exhibitions and Installations ranging from Hairy - Brautigan - Bjorn Again - Come Walk With Me - to |
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Photographic Series and Documentation of time based works. |
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Sculptures including the Left Behind sculpture photo series, wigs made from Sollars Hair, photo blankets, and video sculpture series on Richard Brautigan. |
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Videos and documentation of Actions and Interventions. Watch videos @ 667, YOUTUBE and VIMEO. |
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C RED BLUE J |
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