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The Plains of Sweet Regret  A five-channel video installation with various objects and artifacts which recreates the experience of moving through the disappearing landscape of the American West. Web Sites:   Selected Works Installation The Plains of Sweet Regret (2004)
Forge/Migration/Nesting (2000) Floodsongs (1998-1999) House By the Water (1997) Flow (1996) Last Rites (Positano) (1995) Oblique House (Valdez) (1993) Asylum (A Romance) (1986) Accomplishments One of the video pioneers, Mary Lucier produced work in many medias, including sculpture, photography and performance, before turning to video in 1973. Primarily an installation artist, her work has been shown internationally in museums, galleries and festivals. Luciers work may be found in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the ZKM Museum fur Neue Kunst in Karlsruhe, Germany, and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, among others. She has received numerous honors and awards, including a 1985 Guggenheim Fellowship. Lucier teaches, lectures and travels widely. A major focus of her work since 1979 has been the development of video projects for public sites.
Education BA, English and American Literature, Brandeis University, MA News April, May, June 2007 Mary Lucier’s installation The Plains of Sweet Regret was
exhibited at the Lennon
Weinberg gallery in January, February, March 2007 Mary Lucier’s The Plains of Sweet Regret
is exhibited at the
Lennon, Weinberg Gallery in New York through March and
April.
This five-channel video installation documents the desertion and
desolation of the Northern Plains. April 2006 Mary Luciers The Plains of Sweet Regret, a five-channel video
installation with various objects and artifacts which recreates the experience
of moving through the disappearing landscape of the American West, was installed
at the University of Wyoming Art Museum
in Laramie from February through early May. |
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