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Isabelle Frances McGuire - Proposal for Public Artwork

$6,000.00

Proposal for Public Artwork, 2025

Plastic, Wood filler, Paint
12 x 8 x 10 Inches

"Proposal for Public Artwork" is an architectural model for a public sculpture. The piece is a reimagining of Symbolic Birth Cabin Unit to feature only the back side. Proposal for Public Artwork is experienced as a loop.

Available to purchase directly for local pickup. To inquire about specialized shipping and handling options for this item, please email Daeja@latitudechicago.org prior to purchase.

Proposal for Public Artwork, 2025

Plastic, Wood filler, Paint
12 x 8 x 10 Inches

"Proposal for Public Artwork" is an architectural model for a public sculpture. The piece is a reimagining of Symbolic Birth Cabin Unit to feature only the back side. Proposal for Public Artwork is experienced as a loop.

Available to purchase directly for local pickup. To inquire about specialized shipping and handling options for this item, please email Daeja@latitudechicago.org prior to purchase.

Isabelle Frances McGuire

Isabelle Frances McGuire (b. 1994, Austin, TX) lives and works in Chicago, IL. Select solo and two-person presentations include, Year Zero, The Renaissance Society, Chicago (2024); The First Machine, What Pipeline, Detroit (2023, with Nolan Simon); Loop, King’s Leap, New York (2023); Bailey Connolly and Isabelle Frances McGuire, Scherben, Berlin (2022); Dresses Without Women, Mickey, Chicago (2021); P**** B**** ARENA, Et al., San Francisco (2020, curated by Good Weather); From The Desk of Lucy Bull, Los Angeles (2020); and I’m a Cliche, Prairie, Chicago (2017). Recent group exhibitions include Phone Sleeper, Drei Gallery, Cologne (2025); Sounds Better with You, Arts of Life, Chicago (2025); A Prose By Any Other Name, Hans Goodrich, Chicago, IL (2025); My Story Gallery, High Art & Sister, Seoul, KR (2024); Artists Space, New York, NY (2024); Descending the Staircase, Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, IL (2023); Multi-User Dungeon (MUD), Petzel, New York, NY (2024, curated by Simon Denny); and Tell Me What You Want, Bel Ami, Los Angeles, CA (2023).