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I am not a feminist. I am normal.
Opening: Thursday 7 October 2004, 1900h, free
Burn the Bra: performance by Ursula Martinez
Exhibition: 8 October–12 November 2004, Monday–Friday
0900–1700h, free
Katherine Araniello, Marlene Haring,
Anna Jermolaewa, Elke Krystufek,
Mikki Muhr, Sands Murray-Wassink,
Julia Wayne, Carey Young
Discussion: Saturday 9 October 2004, 1100–1800h, free
Feminism dont’stop, I can’t live if you stop:
Female Consequences All Day Breakfast
As part of a season of events on the occasion of the VALIE EXPORT
retrospective exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, Marlene Haring presents
a group show reflecting on how a younger generation of artists confronts
issues with which VALIE EXPORT made her name. The project, including
performance, exhibition and discussion, reflects the changes in
gender relations since VALIE EXPORT’s pioneering actions spread
‘Genital Panic’ in the late 1960s. The artists taking
part demonstrate some of the possibilities, strategies and discourses
that have developed alongside the ‘progress’ from open
institutional and social discrimination to the far more complex
and subtle forms of manipulation, disempowerment and exploitation
which women contend with today. The show questions how people deal
now with the identification 'feminist'; to what extent women today
owe their freedom of expression to the pioneering efforts of artists
like VALIE EXPORT, Marina Abramovic, Martha Rosler or Barbara Kruger;
to what extent they are taken for granted; what price women pay
for the 'normalisation' of women's art production; whether this
was ever the aim of feminism and whether it ever really happened
anyway.
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Location:
Austrian
Cultural Forum 28 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PQT 020 7584 8653
VALIE EXPORT Season
Camden
Arts Centre VALIE EXPORT works since 1965, until 7 November
2004
The
Freud Museum VALIE EXPORT The Power of Speech, until 31 October
2004
National
Film Theatre VALIE EXPORT A season of films curated by Mark
Webber, 14–20 October 2004
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