Cindy ShermanÉtats-Unis, 1954Untitled #197
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Museum of Modern Art
New York, États-Unis
Elle appartient à la collection, mais n’est pas présentée en ce moment.
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- Numéro d’inventaire
- 808.1995.x1-x2
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- Museum of Modern Art
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Pendant ce temps, chez Cindy Sherman
La vie entière1987
Solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum
The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York gave Sherman a solo exhibition; she has taken part in five Whitney Biennials.
1990
“They aren't self-portraits”: The New York Times
Sherman told The New York Times that she feels anonymous in her work: looking at the pictures she never sees herself, and sometimes she simply disappears.
early 1990s
Covers and a video for Babes in Toyland
Sherman worked with the Minneapolis band Babes in Toyland, providing photographs for the covers of the albums Fontanelle and Painkillers and a stage backdrop for their concerts, and acting in the video for “Bruise Violet”.
1991
A show at the Kunsthalle Basel; a Billy Bragg song
The Kunsthalle Basel gave Sherman a solo exhibition, and the British musician Billy Bragg dedicated the song “Cindy of 1000 Lives” to her and her work.
1991–2005
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.
