Sarah Braman at Mitchell-Innes & Nash

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Evocative sculpture by New York artist Sarah Braman creates a nexus between mass produced furniture and the unique art object, coldly minimal forms and a potentially cozy bedroom, a mined metal and unexploited nature in the form of a gorgeous sunset. (At Chelsea’s Mitchell-Innes & Nash through April 16th).

Sarah Braman, In Bed (how do we sleep when the planet is melting?), steel bunk beds, mattress, glass, aluminum frame, storm door, acrylic sticker, hand-dyed bed sheets, acrylic and enamel paint, 2016.
Sarah Braman, In Bed (how do we sleep when the planet is melting?), steel bunk beds, mattress, glass, aluminum frame, storm door, acrylic sticker, hand-dyed bed sheets, acrylic and enamel paint, 2016.