Cindy ShermanVereinigte Staaten, 1954Untitled #347
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Derweil im Leben von Cindy Sherman
Das ganze Leben1991–2005
A loft on Mercer Street in SoHo
Sherman lived in a fifth-floor co-op loft at 84 Mercer Street; she later sold it to the actor Hank Azaria and bought two floors of a building overlooking the Hudson in West SoHo — one her apartment, the other her studio and office.
1997
A retrospective in Los Angeles and at MoMA
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and MoMA mounted a travelling retrospective of Sherman's work, sponsored by Madonna.
1997
Directs the film “Office Killer”
Sherman directed a feature film starring Jeanne Tripplehorn, Molly Ringwald and Carol Kane, whose character, arranging bodies like a puppeteer, is a stand-in for the artist. It grossed $37,446 and drew poor reviews; the film critic Stephen Holden called it 'sadly inept'.
1999
Divorce from Michel Auder
Sherman and the director Michel Auder divorced; through the marriage she had become stepmother to his daughter Alexandra and to Alexandra's half-sister Gaby Hoffmann. A five-year relationship with Paul Hasegawa-Overacker followed.
1999 · Auszeichnung
Hasselblad Award
2000
A house in Sag Harbor
For many years Sherman spent her summers in the Catskills; in 2000 she bought the songwriter Marvin Hamlisch's house in Sag Harbor for $1.5 million, and later a 19th-century house on Accabonac Harbor in East Hampton.
