Some girls you’ve never seen before: MFA Thesis - Painting & Drawing
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Author
Arvay, JuliaKeyword
Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::ArtPainting
Gender identity in art
Feminism and art
Gender
Date Published
2019-05
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In my MFA Thesis Show entitled, “Some Girls You’ve Never Seen Before,” I am exploring the perception of class and gender through materiality. I am intrigued by how society’s associations with a material can alter the viewer’s perception of an object. I use the historically masculinized canvas to create abstract portraits of women by adorning them with materials, colors, and design motifs that embody feminine and lowbrow stereotypes. I have situated the paintings in environments with matching wallpaper and ottomans, to further emphasize the presence of excess in consumer culture.Accessibility Statement
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