Women's Art and Feminist Criticism in Australia
© 2025 professor ANNE MARSH | SITE BY jamie charles schulz
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Look represents over 150 artists with more than 400 colour plates of photographic artworks exploring themes such as: identity, life, experiment, space and environment. Each image is accompanied by a short explanatory text with details of the artist's preoccupations and methodologies.
Look represents over 150 artists with more than 400 colour plates of photographic artworks exploring themes such as: identity, life, experiment, space and environment. Each image is accompanied by a short explanatory text with details of the artist's preoccupations and methodologies.
The book is the result of many years of research by its author, who is recognised for her work in this field. The second part of the book is dedicated to a series of scholarly essays tracing major developments in the art of photography. These, together with the extraordinary array of images, bring to readers what must be one of the most comprehensive collections of photographic and photography-related art ever analysed within the contemporary art context. These features, along with a detailed timeline covering significant exhibitions, publications and events from 1980, make this major publication essential reading for all who wish to grasp the essence of art now and the role photography plays within it.
Women's Art and Feminist Criticism in Australia
Performance Art and its Documentation
Performance Art in Australia 1969-92
Contemporary Australian Photography since 1980.
Photography and the Theatre of Desire.
This is Not a Photograph.
Anne Marsh is a contemporary art historian, independent researcher & art critic.
She has held professorial positions at The University of Melbourne & Monash University since 1999.
© 2025 professor ANNE MARSH | SITE BY jamie charles schulz