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Sharon Hayes utilizes video, performance, and installation to investigate the intersections of history, politics and speech. Many of her works put the viewer between acts of public and private speech or make the viewer navigate different political rhetorics and historical periods. Sharon Hayes lives and works in New York and is represented by Tanya Leighton Gallery in Berlin. She is an assistant professor at Cooper Union, received her MFA from UCLA, participated in the Whitney ISP program, and earned her BA from Bowdoin College.
PennDesign Fine Arts Lecture Series: Tim DavisLast Dance: Dirty Looks at the End of DaysExcursus IV: Video Art 1975Excursus IV: Music LessonsPerformance: Frances Stark at International HouseFree For All: Spring 2013Screening: Los Angeles Plays ItselfOne is the Loneliest NumberSummer Studio with Anthony CampuzanoVideo Art: Replay, Part 2. Everyday Imaginary.Pathways to Unknown Worlds: Sun Ra, El Saturn & Chicago’s Afro-Futurist Underground, 1954–1968Tavares Strachan: Orthostatic ToleranceKate GilmoreTrisha DonnellyEileen Neff: Between UsKaren KilimnikCarlos GaraicoaRodney Graham: A Little ThoughtAnt Farm: 1968–1978Judy Pfaff: En RestauroInvestigations 6: James Brown, PaintingsInvestigations 7: Robert Colescott, The Artist and the ModelInvestigations 8: Jedd Garet, Paintings and SculptureInvestigations 9: Jody Pinto, The Henri DrawingsInvestigations 1: John DowellInvestigations 2: Keith HaringInvestigations 3: Jenny HolzerInvestigations 4: Joyce KozloffInvestigations 5: Rick PaulVideo Art (Ant Farm)Video Art (General Idea)PennDesign Fine Arts Lecture Series
