Patty Chang, Untitled (Eels), 2001; color video with sound, 16 minutes and 52 seconds. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
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Wangechi Mutu, You tried so hard to make us away, 2005; ink, acrylic, glitter, contact paper, and collage on Mylar, 88 by 51 1/4 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Christina Quarles, Forced Perspective (And I Kno It’s Rigged, But It’s tha Only Game in Town), 2018; acrylic on canvas, 192 by 252 1/2 by 42 3/4 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
MY BODY, MY RULES is a group exhibition that examines mainstream portrayal of women, confronting the stereotypes, violence, limitations, and ideals imposed on the disputed image of the feminine body. Featuring a roster of twenty-three women artists working across multiple mediums—including painting, sculpture, photography, and video—the works in the show are unified by a strong commitment to contemporary discussions on gender, race, body politics, resilience, and self-representation amid today’s social landscape.
from the exhibition text
Frances Goodman, Spit/Swallow, 2013; neon, 48 by 76 by 3 1/2 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Frances Goodman, Spit/Swallow, 2013; neon, 48 by 76 by 3 1/2 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Zilia Sánchez, Sin título, 1971; acrylic on canvas, 43 by 73 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
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Lee Materazzi, Untitled (Clothes on Head), 2008; chromogenic print, 24 by 18 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Maria Nepomuceno, 3 mulheres, 2017; beads, braided straw, ropes, ceramic, clay, resin, and wood, 180 1/2 by 71 by 37 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Hayv Kahraman, 6 Bends, 2020; oil on panel, 60 by 104 inches. Courtesy the artist and PAMM.
Our monthly round up of opportunities includes an animation thesis grant for senior and MFA/MA students, an exhibition open call at Locust Projects in Miami, and a summer scholarship to attend a craft school in Penland, North Carolina.
Samantha Oleschuk reviews Manners of Dress, an exhibition which considers what clothing can reveal about identity and performance, at Rollins Museum of Art, Winter Park.
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