Hannah Wilke: Living As Art
A retrospective at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation shows how Hannah Wilke made bodily experience the center of her work, from sexual pleasure to illness and death.
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A Survey of Hannah Wilke’s Work Traces Her Engagement with Bodily Vulnerability
While critics have never dared question the seriousness of Hannah Wilke's work concerning cancer, her earlier work was regularly dismissed as that of a narcissistic pretty woman who was neither…
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Read Reviews by Pivotal Art Critic Douglas Crimp on Pat Steir, Larry Bell, Hannah Wilke, and More: From the Archives
Also here: pieces on the Kamoingi Workshop, Joel Shapiro, Marjorie Strider, and more.
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Hannah Wilke (1940-1993) is best known for her performative work: the “Starification Object Series,” begun in 1974, in which she photographed herself with vaginal-shaped pieces of chewed gum stuck to…
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