The debut solo exhibition by artist Rachel Libeskind gathers relics of daily life, reflecting on the spaces we work in and those meanings for human existence. Her research-based and sculptural approach is driven by Alabama’s NASA connection and the space agency’s interstellar time capsule of the same name. She also includes African American folklore from Auburn’s Special Collections and Archives that researchers gathered over 100 years ago.

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The Golden Record

Publication

"Vitamin C - Contemporary Collage"

Nudus Nudum Christum Sequi

Transparent Things

STRIKE

Edition

Die Menge / The Crowd

Athenian Salt

The Kinder Kalender is an antiquated subcategory of institutionalized time keeping books: a calendar for children, rich with poetry and illustrations, rhymes and fables that mark the passage of time for a child. Time in a child's life passes with much greater mystery; the relationship between a minute to an hour to a day to a week to a month to a year takes on its own mythical rhythm, connected to the way the sun looks, the rituals holidays associated with each season, the structure of the school semester, and the cycles of the moon.


Exhibition	The Golden Record	Jule Collins Smith Museum (Auburn, AL, USA)	2024
Publication	"Vitamin C - Contemporary Collage"	Phaidon Books, USA	2023
Exhibition	Nudus Nudum Christum Sequi	Half Gallery Annex (NYC, USA)	2022
Exhibition	Transparent Things	Signs & Symbols (NYC, USA)	2022
Exhibition	STRIKE	WildPalms (Düsseldorf, Germany)	2022
Edition	Die Menge / The Crowd	14A (Hamburg, Germany)	2020
Exhibition	Athenian Salt	Signs & Symbols (NYC, USA)	2020
Exhibition	Auerbach Kinder Kalendar	Mast Books (NYC, USA) \| Wild Palms (Düsseldorf, Germany)\| 14A (Hamburg, Germany)	2019
Exhibition	Physogs	Signs & Symbols (NYC, USA)	2019
Exhibition	Security Blanket	Signs & Symbols (NYC, USA) \| 14A (Hamburg, Germany)	2018
Exhibition	The Circumcision of Christ	Contini (Edinburgh, UK)	2016
Exhibition	Jewel Box Revue	Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden (NYC, USA)	2013

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