YARDWORK 2022 at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Greenville

By Burnaway Staff August 06, 2022

a person wearing flowers covering their face and a floral bodysuit standing in front of a grassy background with bright colored flowers pinned to the greenery — Marina Shaltout, *Predacious*, 2022; photograph on vinyl + QR code (single channel video).

Installation view of Danielle Joy Graves, *Don’t Won’t Can’t Shan’t*, 2022; foam, figurines, fencing, solar lights, 72 by 36 by 36 inches.

Installation view of Cristina Victor, *El 330*, 2020; ceramics, welded steel, 36 by 36 by 36 inches.

Installation view of Cristina Victor, *Tesorito*, 2017; ceramic and chain.

Meredith Laura Lynn and Katie Hargrave, *Stick or Snake*, 2022; inkjet on aluminum, PVC, spray paint, fasteners.

Installation view of Zac Benson, *Explorations in Wood*, 2010; hardwood and paint, 72 by 48 by 48 inches.

Installation view of Martin Lang, *Tomb*, 2022; ceramic marble tile, etched.

Danielle Joy Graves, *Don’t Won’t Can’t Shan’t*, 2022; foam, figurines, fencing, solar lights, 72 by 36 by 36 inches.

Installation view of Jessica Swank, *Communication*, 2019; paraffin wax, pigment, beeswax wicks, on steel structure.

YARDWORK 2022 is on view at Tiger Strikes Asteroid Greenville in the Hampton Pinckney neighborhood through September 2, 2022.

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