STEPHANIE SARLEY

is a prolific multimedia artist creating her own world of art, using humor and absurdity to boldly challenge how sexuality is perceived and defined. Her art encompasses the surreal and the visceral.

Arsty magazine named Sarley as one of eight women who turned food into feminist art. Her art has been covered extensively by the media and exhibited internationally, most notably The Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig, Museum Der Dinge, Museum Jan Cunen, and ESMOA.

Sarley works in an array of mediums with a background in fine arts having studied intaglio/lithography and printmaking, stone sculpture and tattoo. The artist has created series of ‘Fruit Art Videos’, ‘Crotch Monsters’ and ‘Orcunts’, and published a surrealistic coloring book, ‘Dick Dog and Friends’. Her art displays a wide spectrum of multimedia works, digital works, as well as multiple series of video, photography, graphite and ink, painting and 3D sculpture.

Museum of Brot und Kunst Ulm, Germany
Porntopia revised WUK – Kunsthalle Exnergasse, Vienna
Oakland Museum of California
Exhibition on California Feminism

El Segundo Museum of Art ESMOA

Cob Gallery London

Museum Jan Cunen – February 24th

Museum Der Dinge – Erotik Der Dinge

Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig

San Diego Art Institute – Tendrement

Werkartz

SOMA gallery Berlin


Publications:

Vouge Portugal 2019

Virtual Normality Mdbk catalog Museum of Fine Arts Liepzig 2018

Museum Jan Cunen We Are Food catalog 2018

Magazine publications:

Playboy Korea April 2018

Elle Brasil December 2016

Art magazine Hamburg December 2016

Hatezine 3 – 2016

Hatezine 2 – 2016

Click to read –>Press – write


Netflix UK – art advertising campaign for Sex Education 2019

Video Commission for Nick Jonas 2017

Canal + 2017 video appearance

Best of the East Bay Artist 2016

Art featured on Canal + L’Emission D’Antoine French T.V show Canal + – 2017

Video art feature in The Guardian’s Vagina Didspatches episode three – 2016

Backdrop Art for Canal + l’emission d’Antoine French T.V show Canal + – 2016