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Carolee Schneemann : More Wrong Things

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For over five decades ? from her groundbreaking anti-Vietnam war film Viet-Flakes (1965), featured in the 1967 performance Snows, to her current work on the ongoing conflict in Syria ? Carolee Schneemann?s art has unwaveringly borne witness to the realities of war and suffering. 0Schneemann?s identity as a painter, skillfully working in three-dimensional time and space, is foregrounded in the potent materiality and richness of visual metaphor throughout the works in this exhibition. In the dust paintings, layers of ash thrown and spilled onto thick paper construct a tactile surface, from which emerge mysterious embedded images and objects: defunct computer chip boards, representing lost civilisations; shards of glass; occasional photographs representing the landscapes of war-torn Lebanon.00Exhibition: Hale Gallery, London, UK (20.05.?24.06.2017).

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Titul
Carolee Schneemann : More Wrong Things
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
Hales Gallery
Rok vydání
2017
Počet stran
29
ISBN10
0993205666
ISBN13
9780993205668
Série
Anotace
For over five decades ? from her groundbreaking anti-Vietnam war film Viet-Flakes (1965), featured in the 1967 performance Snows, to her current work on the ongoing conflict in Syria ? Carolee Schneemann?s art has unwaveringly borne witness to the realities of war and suffering. 0Schneemann?s identity as a painter, skillfully working in three-dimensional time and space, is foregrounded in the potent materiality and richness of visual metaphor throughout the works in this exhibition. In the dust paintings, layers of ash thrown and spilled onto thick paper construct a tactile surface, from which emerge mysterious embedded images and objects: defunct computer chip boards, representing lost civilisations; shards of glass; occasional photographs representing the landscapes of war-torn Lebanon.00Exhibition: Hale Gallery, London, UK (20.05.?24.06.2017).