Rosalee Bernabe
ABOUT | WORKS | EXHIBITIONS
ABOUT
Rosalee Bernabe is a visual artist living and working in Brooklyn. She received her BA in Art History from the University of Georgia in 2012.
Her work pulls from personal archives and family narratives, weaving together histories of labor, myth, and ritual across México, the Philippines, and the United States. She works primarily with photography, sculpture, and textiles, often engaging an array of craft techniques that speak to larger ideas of memory, place, materiality, and experimentation.
She has recently exhibited in Berlin Feminist Film Week; Esto es Para Esto in Monterrey, México; Beauty Standards at Junior High, Los Angeles; and Trabaj/ho at the Carnegie Art Museum Studio Gallery in Oxnard.
WORKS
Community Leisure Jacket, 2019
Suit jacket, suede, embroidery floss
34 x 26 in
Prayer Pillow, 2019
Canvas, fermented grape, embroidery floss
20 x 26
Rizal Social Club (Dime-a-Dance Queen), 2019
Silk habotai, canvas, polyester, lock of hair, embroidery floss, faux pearl trim
36 x 28
EXHIBITIONS
LatchKey Gallery | 173 Henry Street | info@latchkeygallery.com | 646.213.9070