If you're an artist, what kind of art do you make?
Performance, Photography, Video
I am...
"In order to find ourselves we must destroy ourselves. The human race craves the experience."
About my artwork
“Along with our parents, the mass media raised us, socialized us, entertained us, comforted us, deceived us, disciplined us, told us what we could do and told us what we couldn’t. And they played a key role in turning each of us into not one woman but many women – a pastiche of all the good women and bad women that came to us through the printing presses, projectors, and airwaves of America. This has been one of the mass media’s most important legacies for female consciousness: the erosion of anything resembling a unified self.” - Susan J. Douglas
Hey ... there is actually one more pic of you and A. in the bathroom that I like that's not on here .... Glad you are going to do the show ... my friend Regula (teaches Photo. at VCU) puts her prints on aluminum and then "floats" them ... but you may have the plexi idea down, right???
I hope you got my last email. I am looking forward to receiving your profile and can we please have as soon as possible as we are sending our promotional material to print tonight.thanks adele
Hi Heather ,
Thank you for your email and It is so good to have you on board. Would like to curate your own slide show(Color!!!) and send it to us as an AVI file or MPEG? Let us know.Ciao
Hi Heather, Thank you for your reply.I really like your pictures. I think that there is a dramatic and cinematic element to it. I am also writing to you as I am organising an event called Body Lounge here in Tokyo. I was wondering if you would be interested in sending us a selected slide show of yours to be projected all through out the event. In exchange we will promote your work during and after the event. Looking forward to your reply.
Let me start by saying Heather, I love your work, it was unexpected, fresh in my opinion. It reminds me of another photog or two, that doesn't bother me because I see where you're going. It's in a certain genre. Anyway very nice work.
As far as the feminist rant, I think its interesting, the female artists I'm surrounded by have morphed. I guess it's just one more outcome of these cultural inequalities that we all deal with, and the outcome, as I've observed it is this:
Women have become overly intellectual about their work. I believe this has been a coercive effort by the fairer gender to separate themselves from their quilting, crafting, rote past. I'm not complaining or putting you down, but your previous post–didn't need to read any of that to know all of that. I still love your work.