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Margaret Roleke

1961
United States

63 Works exhibited on Kooness

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Works by Margaret Roleke

Spent

2021

Sculpture

121.92 x 243.84 x 121.92cm

9450,00 €

Shotgun Home

2021

Sculpture

198.12 x 137.16 x 147.32cm

9450,00 €

White World View

2016

Sculpture

40.64 x 22.86 x 15.24cm

2363,00 €

Mad Play

2015

Sculpture

96.52 x 68.58 x 25.4cm

2363,00 €

Gun Goddess

2021

Sculpture

157.48 x 71.12 x 76.2cm

3308,00 €

AA

2021

Prints , cyanotype

20.32 x 20.32cm

95,00 €

White Flyer

2021

Prints , cyanotype

20.32 x 20.32cm

95,00 €

White Warning

2021

Prints , cyanotype

20.32 x 20.32cm

95,00 €

Chemical

2021

Prints , cyanotype

20.32 x 20.32cm

95,00 €

National Target

2013

Prints

35.56 x 27.94cm

279,00 €

Margaret Roleke is an activist artist, that creates work that reacts to our times and often speaks to the injustice in society. In her studio practice Roleke has been creating fences and cages which reference the current situation at the border. Her printmaking has reinforced this theme. Roleke lived near Sandy Hook during the time of the shooting. Since then she has advocated for gun control and continues to create work out of spent shotgun shells in order to start a dialogue on this subject. Roleke donates a percentage of all sold work to organizations that work for gun control. This past year Roleke began creating cyanotypes which explored our covid times and BLM protests. She moves back and forth between these themes creating art which many times reference several different pressing issues of our day.
Solo shows 2022 Margaret Roleke - March On Society, The Contemporary Art Modern Project 2020 Project Space: Margaret Roleke, Pen + Brush Group shows 2024 Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse: We Got The Power, The Contemporary Art Modern Project 2023 Women Pulling at The Threads of Social Discourse V: This is Not a Doll’s House, The Contemporary Art Modern Project LADIES FIRST, AHA Fine Art Women's History Month at The CAMP Gallery, The Contemporary Art Modern Project 2022 Women Pulling at the Threads of Social Discourse at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Westport, CT., The Contemporary Art Modern Project 2020 Armed Disposal co-curated by Katrina Majkut, VICTORI+MO CONTEMPORARY Member Works: Sculpture, Mana Contemporary Support Artists Directly: $200 or Less, Pen + Brush Fair booths 2023 SHIM Art Network at Aqua Art Miami 2023, SHIM Art Network 2015 ODETTA at PULSE New York 2015, ODETTA