Emma Spertus - Mini Paper Ream Sculptures
One of a kind mini “paper ream” sculptures by Bay Area artist, Emma Spertus.
4 × 6 × 1”
Emma Spertus lives in Berkeley, works in Richmond, and has a studio in Oakland. Her sculptures and architectural interventions are inspired by her varied encounters in the Bay Area. She is interested in highlighting the humor and visual intrigue of banal subjects, from business parks to technology lingo. She has exhibited at venues large and small, including the Oakland Museum of California, CCA’s Wattis Institute, White Columns, The Lab, Romer Young Gallery, Important Projects, Stairwell's and Dorsky Gallery. In 2011, she co-founded Real Time & Space, an affordable art studio and residency program in Oakland.
One of a kind mini “paper ream” sculptures by Bay Area artist, Emma Spertus.
4 × 6 × 1”
Emma Spertus lives in Berkeley, works in Richmond, and has a studio in Oakland. Her sculptures and architectural interventions are inspired by her varied encounters in the Bay Area. She is interested in highlighting the humor and visual intrigue of banal subjects, from business parks to technology lingo. She has exhibited at venues large and small, including the Oakland Museum of California, CCA’s Wattis Institute, White Columns, The Lab, Romer Young Gallery, Important Projects, Stairwell's and Dorsky Gallery. In 2011, she co-founded Real Time & Space, an affordable art studio and residency program in Oakland.
One of a kind mini “paper ream” sculptures by Bay Area artist, Emma Spertus.
4 × 6 × 1”
Emma Spertus lives in Berkeley, works in Richmond, and has a studio in Oakland. Her sculptures and architectural interventions are inspired by her varied encounters in the Bay Area. She is interested in highlighting the humor and visual intrigue of banal subjects, from business parks to technology lingo. She has exhibited at venues large and small, including the Oakland Museum of California, CCA’s Wattis Institute, White Columns, The Lab, Romer Young Gallery, Important Projects, Stairwell's and Dorsky Gallery. In 2011, she co-founded Real Time & Space, an affordable art studio and residency program in Oakland.