Sentences with phrase «female sensibility»

With mediums ranging from painting and sculpture to video and performance, the exhibition will highlight the many ways Latin American and Latina women artists have continued to explore female sensibility with links to feminist activism in the face of harsh political and social conditions.

Nancy Spero's work valorized powerful images of women from myth and history, while Joan Snyder turned away from abstraction to concentrate on imagery associated with declarations of female sensibility that was both personal and political.

Hewing to more sensuous materials and the intimate processes of the handmade, women sculptors at mid-century began to turn away from the dominant masculinist language of art in order to articulate female sensibility and experience in their work, shifting the dialogue of art and laying the foundations for a revolution.

Works exhibited in «Escape: Video Art» included With Special Thanks by Burt Barr, Joyride by Tony Oursler and Constance DeJong, Reel 4 by William Wegman, Je T'aime and Maxell by Jonathan Horowitz and Female Sensibility by Lynda Benglis.

Between 1966 and 1975, she gave life to a group of paintings that became seminal among those celebrating strong female sensibility, as they followed the early works which consisted of wax layered into sculptural forms on masonite.

But first - time French director Coralie Fargeat has something more subtle in mind in this stylishly shot and seriously bloody take on the rape revenge, bringing a female sensibility to a genre that often leered.

The artists pioneer radical forms and explore a female sensibility with overt or, more often, covert links to feminist activism.

Female Sensibility, 1973 sees Benglis kissing and licking the face of the artist Marilyn Lenkowsky to traditional country western music, juxtaposing girl - on - girl action with hypermasculine pop culture.

Benglis's titles over the years are telling: Embryo, Cocoon, Odalisque, Female Sensibility, Come, and Smile.

[12] One of her own more noted videos is Female Sensibility (1973), which shows the artist kissing and licking the face of fellow artist Marilyn Lenkowsky.

At times, the featured works invoke kissing literally — as in Francis Picabia's embracing figures, Sigmar Polke's Liebespaar I (1965), Andy Warhol's Kiss (1963), or Lynda Benglis» Female Sensibility (1973).

Benglis takes a performative approach, direct and explicit: Female Sensibility (1974) and Learning the Ropes (1992) play on a small circa 1990s TV, in a loop of eight different short films.

Works from the era of Abstract Expressionism counter the idea of gesturalism as being an innately masculine language to reveal how, equally, it has been employed to engage with female sensibility and experience — in, for example, the work of Joan Mitchell, Lee Krasner and Helen Frankenthaler.

Lynda Benglis» Female Sensibility, which materialized a decade following Warhol's picture, furthers the discourse on female body and public consciousness.

Art Herstory, Hermine Freed, 1974, 14:49 (excerpted from 22:00) Female Sensibility, Lynda Benglis, 1973, 13:05 Ama L'Uomo Tuo (Always Love Your Man), Cara DeVito, 1975, 18:52 The Mom Tapes, Ilene Segalove, 1974 - 78, 03:39 (excerpted from 26:52) Primal Scenes, Linda Montano, 1980, 09:52 Nun and Deviant, Nancy Angelo, 1976, 14:08 (excerpted from 20:28) Vital Statistics of a Citizen, Simply Obtained, Martha Rosler, 1977, 39:16

What is a female sensibility?

Hewing to more sensuous materials and the intimate processes of the handmade, women sculptors began to articulate a female sensibility in their work, shifting the dialogue and laying the foundations for a revolution.

10, No. 10, 1976; Sarah Lucas, Bucket of Tea, A, 1993 — 2013; Lynda Benglis, Female Sensibility, 1973; Janet Burchill, The Temptation To Exist etc., 1990.