Michelle Frick

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Artwork
Viscera, 2010. Silicone, solenoid valves, flow controls, timers, terminal blocks. Dimensions variable.
Viscera (detail), 2010. Silicone, solenoid valves, flow controls, timers, terminal blocks. Dimensions variable.
Arterial Nests, 2009. Medical supplies, sound, silicone, silkscreen, linoleum. Dimensions variable.
Arterial Nests (detail), 2009. Medical supplies, sound, silicone, silkscreen, linoleum. Dimensions variable.
Avian Intensive Care Unit, 2007. Medical trash, sound, silkscreen, LED's, batteries. Dimensions variable.
Michelle
Frick
Artist's Statement

My work is filtered through medicine, healing, and the hospital experience. The viewer reconsiders medical monitors, intravenous line components, drain tubes, vials, and electrodes in a new context. Hospital paraphernalia can trigger uneasy associations. My interest lies in playing with these associations when the objects are recontextualized by exploring the animate qualities they carry. My work implies a series of contradictions. These include nature and the synthetic world that sustains us, the natural resilience of the human body and the advanced medical technology we have come to rely on, fear and sweetness, and waste and environmental awareness.

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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2009 Michelle Frick: Avian ICU. Three Rivers Gallery, Norwich, CT
2009 Michelle Frick: Arterial Nests. Bronx Blue Bedroom Project, Bronx, NY

GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2010 Viscera. The Spice Factory Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
2010 All Along the Clocktower. The Clocktower Gallery, Bronx, NY
2010 ROMPE PUESTO. Bronx River Art Center, Bronx, NY
2009 SALVAGE: Reclaiming Recycling. Phillips Museum of Art, Lancaster, PA
2008 AIM28: How Soon is Now? The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, NY
2008 Response to Fear. Lexington Art League, Lexington, KY
2007 Yonkers on Hudson. YoHo, Yonkers, NY
2007 Tower 49. Tower Gallery, New York, NY

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