Twentieth-century, American, feminist artist fearlessly breaks with artistic traditions of the female figure, compellingly experiments the narrative of women’s lives, their pain, both visible and invisible in installations and formats outside of the flat, framed rectangle or square hooked on the wall. Below are the images discussed and highlighted in the podcast episode.
“Torture of Women,” 1976
Tomb of Ramose, “Funerary Procession–Wailing Women”
