David Schoerner
My work mainly deals with the photographic practice. I work with a large format camera and photograph still lifes, landscapes, portraits and appropriate or re-photograph images from items such as a signed postcard from a star of the 90s sitcom "Saved by the Bell" to stills of fisherman from the reality TV show "Deadliest Catch" and a photograph of an old painting. These various types of pictorial imagery heighten our awareness of the camera's roles. I am interested in what can happen when these various images are brought together, whether on a wall or in a book. The works are somewhat autobiographical yet made in an impersonal way to allow for the subject to become more general and create the possibility of a closer relationship with the viewer.
Born 1984
Lives and works in New York
Recent Exhibitions:
Single Lady, 224 Washington Ave., Clinton Hill (curated by Kate Gilmore, Candice Madey
4 x 4, Kopeikin Gallery, Los Angeles
Younger Than I’ll Be, BAM, Brooklyn (curated by Skye Parrott)
The Year in Pictures, Danziger Projects, New York








