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Female body and identity: A critical...
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Beer Houpert, Carol.
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Female body and identity: A critical reflection into the art of mid-life (Pauline Aitken).
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Female body and identity: A critical reflection into the art of mid-life (Pauline Aitken)./
Author:
Beer Houpert, Carol.
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60 p.
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Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 43-03, page: 0657.
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Masters Abstracts International43-03.
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Education, Art. -
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Female body and identity: A critical reflection into the art of mid-life (Pauline Aitken).
Beer Houpert, Carol.
Female body and identity: A critical reflection into the art of mid-life (Pauline Aitken).
- 60 p.
Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 43-03, page: 0657.
Thesis (M.A.)--Concordia University (Canada), 2004.
This thesis articulates how my own artwork/artistic process is part of a lifelong narrative about my female body and identity, which has unfolded within a patriarchal society and its language. This project of articulation is supported by two related activities. First, I compare my current artwork and life narrative, which are focused on mid-life and menopause, with those of artist Pauline Aitken. Second, by using selected literature from feminist art scholarship, I interpret and contextualise key themes of my own and Aitken's artworks and life narratives.
ISBN: 0612947661Subjects--Topical Terms:
1018432
Education, Art.
Female body and identity: A critical reflection into the art of mid-life (Pauline Aitken).
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I show how gender influences the woman artist's intent and process: her choice of subject matter and materials, and the resulting narrative. I examine how other women artists and I create a visual vocabulary that is true to our female identities, a vocabulary that can withstand the language of our patriarchal society. This thesis concludes with critical reflections on my own art learning experiences.
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