Mariel Harari

I am a multidisciplinary artist. I use materials that are bright, shiny, soft and slick to make installations, videos, performance and more. I am interested in creating sensory experiences that explore/expose the relationships between societal constructs, experience, and identity.

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New drawing will be at #lorimotogallery for the #salonshow the opening is this Saturday from 6-9, come by! (at lorimoto)

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Getting ready for #bushwickopenstudios2015 #BitterRoot event link in bio

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I just had a great studio visit with No Home Gallery!

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At Luhring Augustine in Bushwick

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thru May 2:

“Para Drama”  Jamie Isenstein

Andrew Kreps Gallery, 537 W22nd St., NYC

explores Isenstein’s continued interest in the mercurial nature of truth, illusion, the self, the body and performance as seen through the window of a haunted house.

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Sara Greenberger Rafferty Untitled, 2014 Visijet Composite, inkjet ink, and infiltrant 14 x 5 in

Love these- subtly three dimensional works, made from scanned 2d image manipulations. On view as part of a very smart show, Beyond the Surface: Image as Object , at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, made during Sara’s residency at LMCC.

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Making some progress on the Cow Flowers for the video set/ installation of Bitter Root

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Boob steak (at Vermont Studio Center)

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Some picks from a great day gallery hopping in Chelsea this past Saturday

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As both an artist and artist assistant, this one hits close to home

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Are you a real chicken?

Renaud Jerez “TJS 1,” 2015 in Debris at James Fuentes. March 22 - April 26, 2015

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Tonight's progress in the studio! These are cow flowers, they have flesh tone stalks with black and white petals that have steaks inside.

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While @vermontstudiocenter this winter I began a new multimedia project called Bitter Root. I’ll be posting photos of it’s progress up until I exhibit it with No Home Gallery this summer. Here are some very early process shots, enjoy!

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Love this one!

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3D Printers Changing the Future?

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Shana Moulton at Gregor Staiger