Artists on Art: The Courageous and Inventive Hannah Wilke
Document Type
Audio
Publication Date
2014
Abstract
"Los Angeles-based artist and organizer Micol Hebron calls Hannah Wilke "courageous, inventive, smart and sexy." Born in New York City in 1940, Wilke employs discourses of feminism in her work, using language and the body to dissect the layered natures of representation and sexuality. To Hebron, White Plains (1975) is representative of an intense awareness and celebration of the female form, in a graceful and evocative sculptural medium."
Recommended Citation
Hebron, Micol, "Artists on Art: The Courageous and Inventive Hannah Wilke" (2014). Art Faculty Creative Works – Videos and Other Works. 2.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/art_videos/2
Copyright
MOCA Grand Avenue
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Comments
This links to an audio file recorded by Micol Hebron that discusses Hannah Wilke's White Plains, on exhbit at MOCA Grand Avenue.