![A smooth, white television monitor attached to a robotic arm extends into an empty art gallery and plays a daytime talk show. Caption reads: "After 8 hours, ah" and "Oh look at that."](https://usa-p-36588810407f.b-cdn.net/92b6e407-79e4-43b4-903a-4fa9aa80ac7b/CarolynLazard_headshot.jpg?crop=2164%2C2158%2C856%2C509&width=1000)
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Carolyn Lazard is an interdisciplinary artist working in video, sculpture, text, and performance to engage the aesthetic and political dimensions of consent, care, and dependency. Working from the material conditions of chronic illness, their work animates the productive incapacity of crip life. Lazard has shown work at various institutions including the Walker Art Center, the New Museum, Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt, the Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Lazard has published writing in The Brooklyn Rail, Mousse Magazine, and Triple Canopy.
Donor -This USA Fellowship was generously supported by Anonymous. Disability Futures is supported by Ford Foundation and Mellon Foundation.
This artist page was last updated on: 08.20.2024