Hannah Wilke, the Feminist Artist Who Used Her Body as a Canvas ...
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Hannah Wilke
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Hannah Wilke
“Wilke’s description of her early erotic objects as both abstract and “namable” reads as a pretty accurate description of a number of other three-dimensional works made in the early years of the 1960s by other artists, including Eva Hesse, Louise Bourgeois, and Yayoi Kusama. Each was then working independently to establish a formal vocabulary that ... See more
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Hannah Wilke
Stay With The Body — Kayla Anderson
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“Wilke’s earliest ceramic sculptures pulse with what Freud dubbed “polymorphous perversity,” as a void becomes a vagina, becomes a mouth, becomes a penis, becomes an anus, becomes an ear”
Wilke - Acquavella Galleries - Hesse / Wilke
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Wilke - Acquavella Galleries - Hesse / Wilke
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