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6 de may. de 2020 · Laurie Simmons, Giorgio Armani Waltzing Figures, 1984. Photo: Laurie Simmons / Courtesy Salon 94. The photographer’s “Fake Fashion” series dates to the mid-1980s and grew out of an ...
Laurie Simmons. 1990. Sala 001.04. Radio del Museo Reina Sofía. Vídeos, audios y cápsulas de radio. Colaboración de diferentes agentes y colectivos políticos y culturales internacionales. Confederación de internacionalismo artístico formada por siete museos europeos. Laurie Simmons.
In the 1970s Simmons was at the forefront of a new generation of artists pursuing the uncommon artistic tradition of staging fictional scenes to be photographed. Simmons’ work is characterised by her use of dolls and miniature objects. From 1975, Laurie began to photograph her dolls in evocative ‘noirish’ black-and-white scenarios.
Design. Decade: 2000. Conceived and designed by Laurie Simmons and architect Peter Wheelwright. The Kaleidoscope House, a collaborative project with Bozart Toys which produces toys with leading contemporary artists, is an interactive creative play environment for 6 year olds and above. The 1:12 scale modernist architectural house, with sliding ...
Laurie is a member of the association for pension lawyers, IPEBLA and ViiP, a professional network for women in financial (pension) institutions and registered as a certified pension lawyer (CPL). Laurie is recommended and has been ranked as a Rising Star in the Legal 500 2022 edition. Clients indicate that Laurie is a “highly skilled pension ...
The Love Doll, 2009–11. Simmons’s series The Love Doll, 2009–11, moves away from 1950s dolls and props in miniature to contemporary, life-size dolls that are staged in real-life settings.Unlike Jane and the early figurines that activate nostalgia, the scaled-to-life dolls, though generic, incite empathy through the implied, yet unresolved, narratives Simmons stages, while they also ...
Walking, Talking, Lying (hand signed and inscribed by Laurie Simmons), 2005. Alpha 137 Gallery. US$800. Laurie Simmons. Blue Hair/Red Belt/Blue Dress/Orange Room, 2014. Downtown for Democracy. US$4,000. Laurie Simmons. Ventriloquism, 1986. Carolina Nitsch Contemporary Art. US$2,000. Laurie Simmons. Food Clothing Shelter (complete set of 3) , 1996.
