Sara Jimenez is a Brooklyn-based artist born in London, ON, Canada.
Sara is a multi-disciplinary artist who creates reimagined mythological environments, characters, and objects from historical colonial texts. Her exhibitions include a 3-person show Here We Land, Wave Hill, Bronx, NY, 2019; a group show UPROOT, Smack Mellon, Brooklyn, NY, 2017; and Crossing Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Museum, Curated by Eugenie Tsai, Brooklyn, NY, 2014, with the collaborative group Tatlo.
She is a recipient of Art Omi’s Cecily Brown Fellowship, Ghent, NY, 2019; Feminist Incubator Project Project for Empty Space, Newark, NJ, 2019, as well as BRICworkspace Residency, NYC, 2018.
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- “Urduja (4),” 2017, Digital C-Print, 25 x 12 inches
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- “Cenotaph”, 2018, Sewn red fabric, 30 x 30 x 8 feet
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- “Silent Malady,” 2017, Inkjet prints, mixed media, 9 x 24 x 1 feet
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- “The Edge of Dwelling,” 2019, Inkjet prints of colonial photography, Papier-mâché, 3 channel sound installation (in collaboration with Lau Nau), 20 x 15 x 10 feet (Dimensions of room))
