materials and measurement
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Materials
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C-print
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Height:
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cm. 51.00 |
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Width:
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cm. 40.00 |
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Edition:
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7/25 |
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Untitled 145 (Chanel)
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Untitled 96 (Desk)
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Untitled (Pirate)
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Rise
2005
Vesuvius N°1
2005
Dionysos N°3
2005
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2003
Win Win situation
2003
Pink cher
2002
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1999
Embroidering. Veruschka was here
2001
The Balad of Gary Gilmore
1999
Forhead
1997
Bujar and Meg
2003
Dylan
2002
Romantic
2002
Fence
2002
Mamphis 2
2004
Vb26
1997
I miss the comfort of being sad
2005
Xed
2004
The flag
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Untitled (Serie Tulsa)
1980
Untiltled (Serie Tulsa)
1980
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2003
Heidi II
2003
Only God can judge me
2004
Cosmic Landscape N 1
2004
The first intellectual
2000
Stereomongrel
2005
Joanna Laughing,Hotel Paris
1999
Tatoo
2001
17 boys I whispered 17 secret nothing words to 17 times today
2005
Epic slava
1999
Pink space
1995
816
1972
Boy in blue raincoat 2
2001
Dash cutting lines
2000
Dan and Eric
2001
Untitled
2005
Brown eyes
2003
Self-portrait (Actress) after Jodie Foster 2
1996
Untitled (Tamago)
2000
Looking up,not down
1999
Untitled (Man's face)
2004
Common sense (Priest)
1999
Miss American legion
1964
I don't live here anymore
2001
The brothers (A.M. & M.M.)
2003
Live in the port coquitlam
2003
Nash
2005
Che meraviglia
1997
Dark Garden II
2003
Self-Portrait
2000
Passing and posing
2003
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Marilyn Minter
Crisco
2002
In her works Marylin Minter immortalizes the fleeting moment of beauty where even imperfection, flaw and excess are necessary to confer new and interesting nuances. Alternating photography and painting the artist always moves in the same iconographic universe of fashion. The images however, are, emblematically grotesque and escape the game of the homologation of the fashion system. Both her enamels on metal and her photos investigate the diseases of the glamour world. Minter emphasizes ambiguous parts of the body framing them, distorting shapes and colors. So parts of the face are unrecognizable for the excess of make-up described as a mask of hypocrisy, jewled sandals that splash in mud, a model's teeth spotted with lipstick. While her extravagant photographic work mocks the easily identifiable world of fashion advertisement, her paintings amplified, by super glossy surfaces of shiny enamel, communicate a brutal and realistic feeling of lust and desire.
Marilyn Minter
Shreveport,Louisiana 1948
In her works Marylin Minter immortalizes the fleeting moment of beauty where even imperfection, flaw and excess are necessary to confer new and interesting nuances. Alternating ...
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