Fragments Lost


Installation view of Fragments Lost, Annenberg Gallery, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2022.
sarah Lesnikoski, oil painting
gone but not forgotten, 2020
oil on paper, 5×7 in.
sarah lesnikoski, cue the impossible
Cue the Impossible (once more), Haus der Statistik, Berlin, 2021.
sarah lesnikoski, oil painting
separated at myth, 2020
oil on paper, 5×7 in.
sarah lesnikoski, oil painting
still crossing the road, 2020
oil on paper, 5×7 in.
sarah lesnikoski
Anonymous public art exhibit at Haus der Statistik in Berlin, 2019.

sarah lesnikoski
Bile Abide, 2019
La Brea tar, oil and turpentine, (pink) Glass bottle

Joan Brown, Self Portrait, 1977
Oil on canvas, 90.62 x 72.62 x 4.25 in
Incurable Human, Live art, Installation art, 2019
Tar, enamel, craft paper, books: (top to bottom – Fairy Tales and Stories by Hans Christian Anderson, The Age of the Crisis of Man: Thought and Fiction in America 1933-1973 by Mark Greif, Hemingway‘s For Whom the Bell Tolls, Homer’s Iliad, Silent Partners: Artist and Mannequin from Function to Fetish by Jane Munro)
Empty Gesture, 2019
Oil on linen, 5×7 in
Sarah Lesnikoski, oil painting
Hack(Ed), 2020-21
oil on wood panel
9×12 in.

Anonymous street dialogue in Berlin, 2019.
Clamoring of the Wrong, 2020
Oil on paper, 5×7 in.
Sarah Lesnikoski, oil painting
Try Not, Script for Five Voices, 2020
oil on wood panel, 12×12 in.
Haus der Statistik, Berlin.
Edouard Manet’s Portrait of Eva Gonzalès, 1870
Oil on canvas
75.23 × 52.52 in
Installation view of Cue the Impossible (once more) at Haus der Statistik in Berlin, 2021.
sarah lesnikoski, photograph, print, oil painting, live art
Hackman, 2020-21
live art, inkjet print, oil on wood panel
Waiting for the Cue, 2020
Oil on paper, 5×7 in (each)
Detail of Success in Circuit lies, (One channel video [44 sec], Installation, and Live performance), 2022.
Detail of Success in Circuit lies, (One channel video [44 sec], Installation, and Live performance), 2022.
sarah lesnikoski, Success in Circuit lies, emily dickinson
Frame from Success in Circuit lies, (One channel video [44 sec], Installation, and Live performance), 2022.