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Art in the Park LA
May 2-31, 2026
(The Fork in the Salad)
ink drawing on paper
30 x 22 in
peach pits, stainless steel
dimensions variable
ink drawing on paper
24 x 28 in
ink drawing on paper
24 x 28 in
ink drawing on paper
24 x 28 in
ink drawing on paper
30 x 22 in
modified nightlights, plug protectors
3.5 x 3 x 3 in
upholstery foam, ceramic
7 x 137 x 8 in
ink drawing on paper
24 x 28 in
Safemart SF
December 2025-January 2026
(The Fork in the Salad)
ink drawing on paper
20 x 20 in
ink drawing on paper
20 x 20 in
ink drawing on paper
20 x 20 in
ink drawing on paper
20 x 20 in
peach pits, stainless steel, concrete
each 120 x 4.5 x 4.5 in
Screening of Riddles of the Sphinx at Leroy’s
April 27, 2024
Nelly Le, edition of 100, 17 x 11.5 in
Patricia Fernández and I hosted a screening of Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen's Riddles of the Sphinx (1977) at Leroy's, followed by a conversation about motherhood in a patriarchy, for which we made this risograph takeaway.
ceramic, 6.5 x 8.5 x 4 in
ceramic, 9 x 10 x 12 in
ink drawing on watercolor paper
largest approx 10 x 10 in
KNOWLEDGES at Mount Wilson Observatory
June 3 & 4, 2017
letterpress edition of 100, 24 x 18 in
Sub Rosa at LOUDHAILER
March - April 2016
brass, silver, 10 x 4 in (left),
20 x 4.5 in (right)
X-TRA Contemporary Arts Quarterly
Volume 18, No 3, March 15-June 15, 2016
A Key to The Arbor
In this issue, Claire Nereim presents The Arbor (2015), the beginnings of an astral garden. Inside the front cover, readers will find the artist's interpretive map of the Los Angeles sky on the evening of March 15 (the first day of distribution for this issue). The inside back cover charts the night sky on June 15 (the last day the issue will be available on newstands). On each of those nights, follow the maps to find, with guidance from the Pole Star and Cassioppeia in the celestial North, two new constellations, each revealing a plant in the sky.
Since 2008, Nereim has been making star maps to examine the relationship of the terrestrial sphere to celestial space. One night, when the artist was looking skyward to locate a known constellation, she found another group glimmering instead. A game of observation began––the artist recorded an identical group, then a whole series of twin patterns emerged in the sky––amidst, between, and borrowing from the canon of astronomy's figures. After these observational maps, Nereim started making research-based seasonal maps, akin to the maps comprising The Arbor.
risograph book
8.5 x 7 in closed
28 pages
published by Golden Spike Press
screenprint edition
19 x 19 in
with Golden Spike Press