Carolyn Lazard | Talk and Conversation

How do you expect to experience art? Carolyn Lazard (*1987) joins Museum Brandhorst for a talk and conversation rooted in their artistic practice. Lazard’s videos and installations are works that unfold in radically different scales of time and perception: from the restrained patience of a sink resembling a television mounted to the wall; the almost imperceptible hum of a white-noise machine; to the real-time labor of their video CRIP TIME (2018). Their work consistently probes the limitations of aesthetic perception as a ground for artmaking and questions the value of production in a society defined by exploitation. Lazard's work is represented in public collections including the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

Carolyn Lazard joins us live from New York.

Museum Brandhorst and its facilities are accessible to wheelchair users. Live translation (EN-DE) and German Sign Language (DGS) are available for the event.