Nina Zurier

Nina Zurier works primarily in photography. Much of her work deals with the continuity of discontinuity within non-linear visual narratives. In photographic work, this takes the form of series of images either printed on the same sheet or installed in overlapping configurations. The photographs may have been shot at the same time and location, or may be related by color and other formal qualities and span a number of years. There is a low-key, banal aspect which is intentional and comes from her lack of interest in the documentary aspect of photography.

Education: University of Michigan, San Francisco Art Institute

SOLO SHOWS

2010
Nina Zurier: Make Me One with Everything, University Library Gallery, California State University, Sacramento
Nina Zurier: Conditions and Connections, George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco

2009
Crocodilopolis, Marjorie Wood Gallery, video with text by Arnold Kemp (web) Images from Nina Zurier, Add-Art.org, an Eyebeam project (web)
Nina Zurier [Photographs], Hilliard Architects Inc. and Gallery, San Francisco

2008
Nina Zurier: Recent Photographs, George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco
Is This Enough Information? Nina Zurier/Photographs, San Marco Gallery, Dominican University, San Rafael, CA
Nina Zurier / Jennah Ward, Wade Wilson Art, Houston, TX

2007
Run for the Roses, House of Hengst, San Francisco
2005
Something in Water - Water in Something, Gallery Saintonge, Missoula, MTHam Balls, Marjorie Wood Gallery (web)

GROUP SHOWS

2010
In Focus: Photography from the Mills College Art Museum Collection, Mills College Art Museum, Oakland, CA
California Summer, George Lawson Gallery, San Francisco

2009
My Certain Fate, Pharmaka, Los Angeles
George Lawson Gallery Artists, Shasta College Art Gallery, Redding, CA
TransFocus, Geo...

June/July 2011: Installation and photographs at JiM Contemporani, Rambla de Catalunya 43, Barcelona