Clare Rae: Never standing on two feet/ Editor: Dan Rule

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Melbourne; Perimeter Editions; 2018Description: 96p; 27x20cmISBN:

9780648262824

Subject(s):

N4390-5098 Visual Arts- Exhibitions

Summary: Created on an artist residency with Archisle: The Jersey Contemporary Photography Programme, Mar-May 2018. Known for her engagement with domestic and institutional spaces, Clare Rae explores ideas of performance and gesture to interrogate and subvert dominant modes of representation. Her photographic work is informed by feminist theory and presents an alternate and often awkward experience of subjectivity and the female body, usually her own. Published in conjunction with an exhibition of her work, Never standing on two feet serves both as an ode to the legendary avant-garde queer artist and writer Claude Cahun and an expansion of Raes own performative practice, repositioning her particular mode of self-portraiture to the windswept Jersey landscape.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N4390-5098 180.305 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		5090

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Created on an artist residency with Archisle: The Jersey Contemporary Photography Programme, Mar-May 2018. Known for her engagement with domestic and institutional spaces, Clare Rae explores ideas of performance and gesture to interrogate and subvert dominant modes of representation. Her photographic work is informed by feminist theory and presents an alternate and often awkward experience of subjectivity and the female body, usually her own. Published in conjunction with an exhibition of her work, Never standing on two feet serves both as an ode to the legendary avant-garde queer artist and writer Claude Cahun and an expansion of Raes own performative practice, repositioning her particular mode of self-portraiture to the windswept Jersey landscape.

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