Mary sherman official website

Image from Black Box. Photo credit: Mary Sherman, Video [here].

Mary Sherman's artistic practice explores the intersection of technology, the fine arts, scientific inquiry and aesthetic research. At the core of her investigation is the role of the senses in knowledge acquisition and the impact of technology’s mediation of these. Her work takes the form of multi-modal installations, performances and writings. In addition, in 2002 she founded the artists–run TransCultural Exchange, a network of artists around the world, dedicated to fostering international exchange through the arts.

Visit:
Mary Sherman: Black Box, organized by Mario Diacono at ars libri, February – March, 2020.

Watch:
Catalyst Conversation: Mary Sherman, Florian Grond and Hiroshi Ishii
Catalyst Conversation:Bits, Sights and Sound |MIT, Mary Sherman, Florian Grond and Hiroshi Ishii
What if You Could Hear a Painting

Read:
Mary Sherman, What if You Could Hear a Painting, Leonardo Electronic Almanac/MIT Press

Featured in:
Letter to Lucy, A Manifesto of Creative Redemption–In the Age of Trump, Fascism and Lies by Frank Schaffer, Apple Books, p. 277- 290.