Rebecca Warren - Galerie Max Hetzler - Holzwarth Publications 2012
With a text by Jörg Heiser
‘Warren's gradual shift of focus from Crumb's raunchy fantasies of full-figuredness towards Giacometti's lank existentialism does not imply a desexualization of the issue of the female nude, but rather shifts the emphasis to a different aspect of it. Employing the traditional means of sculpting, Warren makes clear that the realities of female, mass-media-influenced bodily experience are much more significant to modern life than any Sartrean hypostatization about the meaninglessness of human existence could ever be.’
Publisher:
Holzwarth publications 2012
Hardcover - ENG- 56p
With a text by Jörg Heiser
‘Warren's gradual shift of focus from Crumb's raunchy fantasies of full-figuredness towards Giacometti's lank existentialism does not imply a desexualization of the issue of the female nude, but rather shifts the emphasis to a different aspect of it. Employing the traditional means of sculpting, Warren makes clear that the realities of female, mass-media-influenced bodily experience are much more significant to modern life than any Sartrean hypostatization about the meaninglessness of human existence could ever be.’
Publisher:
Holzwarth publications 2012
Hardcover - ENG- 56p
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With a text by Jörg Heiser
‘Warren's gradual shift of focus from Crumb's raunchy fantasies of full-figuredness towards Giacometti's lank existentialism does not imply a desexualization of the issue of the female nude, but rather shifts the emphasis to a different aspect of it. Employing the traditional means of sculpting, Warren makes clear that the realities of female, mass-media-influenced bodily experience are much more significant to modern life than any Sartrean hypostatization about the meaninglessness of human existence could ever be.’
Publisher:
Holzwarth publications 2012
Hardcover - ENG- 56p
