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The Cindy Sherman Effect : Identity & Transformation in Contemporary Art
With a focus on identity, its construction and forms of its transformation, the exhibition tackles central issues of contemporary art and society. New technologies such as the Internet, gene manipulation and cloning are causing us to ponder more and more on the concept of identity as it relates to subject generation and definition.
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| Model | 9783829608909 |
| Artist | Cindy Sherman |
| Author | Collectif |
| Publisher | SCHIRMER MOSEL |
| Format | Ouvrage relié |
| Number of pages | 172 |
| Language | English |
| Dimensions | 285 x 225 |
| Technique(s) | 100 illustrations |
| Published | 2020 |
| Museum | Kunsforum Wien, Autriche |
Catalogue de l'exposition The Cindy Sherman Effect, présentée au Kunsforum Wien, Autriche (29 janvier - 21 juin 2020).
The exhibition explores the influence of Cindy Sherman's work on artists such as Sophie Calle, Pipilotti Rist, Sarah Lucas, Gillian Wearing, Candice Breitz, Zanele Muholi, Markus Schinwald, Douglas Gordon, Samuel Fosso and many more.
The primary aim of the exhibition is to explore the perspectives Cindy Sherman opened up to subsequent generations through her unmasking strategies. In the games she played in portraying images of society and clichés she created freedoms that exploited subsequent status quos to boost the critical analysis of identity as related to art, society and politics.
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