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Sharon
Paz was born in Israel, received
a MFA from Hunter College. She now lives and works in
New York City. Paz was a recent resident at "New
Views: DUMBO" by Lower Manhattan Culture Council
and at Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture in
Maine and has participated in The Bronx Museum of Art's
"Artist in the Marketplace" program. Paz has
exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally
at Espace Huit Novembre Centre Dart in Paris, France;
White Box Gallery and JCCNY, both in New York City, Peer
Gallery, Israel; 303 Studio in Quebec, Canada; and took
part in the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea. Her work
has been screened at Anthology Film Archives, Thomas Erben
Gallery, and Art in General, all in New York City; Contemporary
Art and Design Museum in San Jose, Costa Rica; and AB
Gallery in Mexico City. Paz was nominated for the ZKM
international media award in Germany and has taken part
in numerous film and video festivals in Europe, Canada,
and the United States including "The GMI Project
at Leicester Square" in London, England.
In her work, Paz examines the "fragments of life"and
analyzes the patterns of psychological and social behavior.
The focus of her work is mainly social; she raises questions
about migrant relationships, family, identity, memory,
sexuality, and desire. In the last three years she has
created video installations intended to create an alternative,
in both space and form, for experiencing time-based media.
URL: www.sharonpaz.com
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