Gone, gone, gone! Written by No items found. Charcoal and paper. Mixed Media and canvas. Mixed Media and paper. Oil Stick and paper. Acrylic and canvas. Since then, she has never paused her artistic innovation and activist involvement. A founding member of A.
Gallery in New York, the first female-run cooperative gallery in the United States, and a former Guerrilla Girl, Bernstein has combined a highly skilled career in painting and drawing with an unwavering commitment to feminism. Her work has been censored and attacked by feminists and anti-feminists alike, but she has never been dissuaded, and this year she has the well-deserved honor of exhibitions in the United States and abroad. She is included in the inaugural exhibition of Karma International in Beverly Hills on view until February 20 as well as a group exhibition at The BOX Los Angeles on view until February 13 , and has a large solo exhibition at Kunsthall Stavanger in Norway on view until April 10 that will include a significant monograph.
Bernstein: You have an interesting point about Woolf. How many kids did you kill today? He can only communicate by hitting his head against his pillow in Morse code. At the time I thought it was all on the guys.
If women were in power, such an atrocity would never happen. The range of gender and sexuality is far greater and far more complex. Now, I think, for example, that Hillary Clinton would be much more pro-war than someone like Obama.
But at the time, I feel that we may have had no other way to judge it. Is it so much about the penis itself, I wonder, as it is about a sexist mindset? My first experience with feminism was critiquing the guys. The penises are smaller and revolve around the women instead. It depends on how you look at it. Still, it is not equal. These artists have been critiqued by those who think that by focusing on a gender binary, one is reinforcing it.
