Art Galleries

White Noise, installation view

This media file is attached to: Kerry Skarbakka

Panorama view of gallery showing an installation of large scale photographs. On the left is a freestanding wall with a photo of a pick up truck and a wall of smaller framed photos. On the right are two freestanding walls painted black and that have black and white photos of people on them. In the background is a white wall with several photos hanging on it. At the center of the back wall is a lifesize photo of a sign that says "Whiteville." Hanging horizontally on the ceiling at center right is panel with a photo of a car's underside on it.

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Three large scale framed color photographs hang on a white wall. The images on each photo are sequential, and take place in the same setting. The photo on the left depicts a naked man, holding a bible, standing in front of a dresser with a mirror on it. He is pointing at himself in the mirror. The center photo shows the man with his head thrown back and his mirror image is yelling. The photo on the right shows the same man bent with his hands down and his head resting on the bible which is on the dresser.

Self-Flagellation (triptych), 2017, archival pigment prints, 60″ x 40″ each

Vertical color photograph of a small boy, wearing only a diaper and a confederate army style hat, and holding a wooden replica of a civil war musket. He gazes up and to the left. He is standing on brown dirt and is surrounded by shrubs in the background. At the left of the photo are two slender tree trunks.

Bloodline, 2017, stretched vinyl banner, 144″ x 96″