Five-minute Collages Series (3 of 5) by Catalina Schliebener
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Catalina Schliebener
Five-minute Collages series, 2020
discarded cuts-outs on print
11x8.5 in
Bio
Catalina Schliebener (b. Santiago, Chile, 1980; lives and works in Brooklyn, NY) is a visual artist who works primarily with collage, installation, and murals. Her work draws on images, objects, and narratives associated with childhood and explores gender, sexuality, and class. Schliebener’s work has been exhibited in Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (Santiago, Chile), Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art (New York, NY), Centro Cultural de España (Santiago, Chile), Centro Cultural Recoleta (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Center for Books Arts (New York, NY), Catalyst Arts (Belfast, Northern Ireland), Tiger Strikes Asteroid (Brooklyn, NY), Hache Galería (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Galería Jardín Oculto (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Galería Metropolitana (Santiago, Chile), and Bureau of General Services-Queer Division (New York, NY), among others.
A recipient of multiple FONDART Grants (Cultural and Arts Development Fund of the Government of Chile), Schliebener also received grants from DIRAC (Board of Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Relations of Chile) and the Foundation for Contemporary Arts (New York, NY). She also recieved a Queer Artist Fellowship from the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art (2017), and an Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) Fellowship from the Bronx Museum of the Arts (2018).
Schliebener also has extensive teaching experience, from early childhood education to undergraduate education, on topics ranging from philosophy and art theory to art instruction in schools, studios, and museum settings. She received a Bachelor of Philosophy and a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the Universidad de Arte y Ciencias Sociales (ARCIS, Santiago, Chile).
She is represented by HACHE GALERÍA in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
For more recent work and process, visit Instagram
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Upper: 25% recycled polyester, 36% polyester, 20% viscose, 14% spandex, 5% silk
Interior Lining: biodegradable UMORFIL Beauty Fiber, a collagen-infused yarn suitable for next to skin wear, even for sensitive skin!
Insole: Felted Australian merino wool top for next-to-skin softness. Two layers of recycled foam: a base layer of high-density foam for support, and a midlayer of springy foam for cushioning in a low-drop design.
Sole: Semi-transparent rubber for range of motion, traction, durability and comfort.
Vegan Tabis
Upper: 44% polyester, 27% tencel, 17% spandex, 12% recycled cotton
Interior Lining: Tencel lyocell, from renewable wood pulp via sustainable processes
Insole: New and improved soft and flexible removable insole with a two layers of high and medium density recycled foam for cushioning and support.
Sole: Opaque matte black rubber for range of motion, traction, durability and comfort.
Metal Tabis
Upper: 68% polyester, 14% recycled polyester, 18% spandex
Interior Lining: Tencel lyocell, from renewable wood pulp via sustainable processes
Insole: New and improved soft and flexible removable insole with a two layers of high and medium density recycled foam for cushioning and support.
Sole: Semi-transparent white rubber for range of motion, traction, durability and comfort.
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