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Diane Edison |
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Alice Neel |
Reviewing The Female Gaze is too difficult. I have only my male gaze. And so I gaze mutely at self-portraits, some fierce as Diane Edison. Other painters, such as Alice Neel, gaze at women pregnant with the eyes of the future.
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Janet Fish |
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Joan Brown |
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Viola Frey |
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Installation |
The Female Gaze will be on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts until 7 April 2013. It’s a large sweeping show. William Luvass interviewed Alice Neel in
Ezra Pound's Interview, Unmuzzled OX 25, 1988.
Labels: Alice Neel, Museums of Philadelphia, new art
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