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Work by Erica Bailey: small dark gray house with a yellow roof, white railed porch, and ramp, installed inside a bright building with large windows.
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Erica Bailey

Work by Erica Bailey: two side-by-side photographs of empty rooms, each with a small dark wooden table and chair beside windows or glass doors.
Work by Erica Bailey: small white clapboard house standing inside a bright atrium among café tables, with a large painting behind and people nearby.
Work by Erica Bailey: woman with her hair tied back, seen in profile, climbing a staircase beside a wall covered in a pattern of dark oval medallions.
Work by Erica Bailey: dusk landscape with bare trees and a small pale house in a field, under a dim orange sky.
Work by Erica Bailey: small dark gray house with a yellow roof, white railed porch, and ramp, installed inside a bright building with large windows.
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Erica Bailey is a multimedia artist whose installations explore themes of alienation, disorientation, indeterminacy, anxiety, and senselessness through built environments of varying scale. She holds a BFA in sculpture from The Ohio State University and an MFA in three-dimensional media from the University of Cincinnati. Her MFA thesis project, The House that was Haunted Before It was Built (2007), represented her first free-standing house project. She has since created and erected a second free-standing house project, titled Telescoping House (2010), for the UnMuseum of the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center. Having worked primarily as a project based artist, she is looking forward to developing a studio based practice during her residency at NARS Foundation

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