Andrea Geyer has been a full time faculty member at Parsons Fine Arts since 2009. Her work addresses the construction and politics of time in the intersection of politics, culture and history. With a particular focus on women, her works engage specifically potent social and political situation, events and conditions and create spaces of critical, collective reflection on the politics and ideologies of temporal translations. Exhibitions include: MoMA, New York, the Whitney Museum of American Art/New York; Artist Space/New York; RedCat/Los Angeles; TATE Modern/London; Serpentine Gallery/London; Generali Foundation/ Vienna; Secession/ Vienna; Witte De White/Rotterdam; the Turin Biennale/Italy; Athens Biennale/Greece; and documenta12/Kassel. She is represented by Galerie Thomas Zander/Cologne. Books include History is Ours (with Sharon Hayes), 2009, Kehrer/Nürnberg; Audrey Munson, The Queen of the Artists’ Studios, 2007, Art In General/New York and Spiral Lands / Chapter 1, 2008, Koenig Books/London. In 2012 and 2013 she has held a research fellowship at the Museum of Modern Art made possible by MoMA’s Wallis Annenberg Fund for Innovation in Contemporary Art through the Annenberg Foundation.