Anna Tsouhlarakis is at the forefront of contemporary Native American art. In She Made for Her, she created three large-scale sculptures made of materials purchased from IKEA’s “as-is” section. As viewers encountered the sculptures, their visual experience was mediated by a multi-channel sound installation featuring Native women describing those very objects. Some of the women approached the works as abstractions, some as utilitarian forms, and others as cultural symbols. The overlapping and divergent voices prompted viewers to rethink their cultural expectations when encountering the work of Native artists. This exhibition was presented as part of the Open Fields project at the Neubauer Collegium.
Curated by Jacob Proctor
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Anna Tsouhlarakis delivered a Neubauer Collegium Director’s Lecture at the opening of her exhibition that charted the evolution of her artistic practice. Showcasing a body of work that ranges...
To mark the opening of her solo show in the Neubauer Collegium gallery, the artist gave a talk in which she charted the evolution of her practice.
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To mark the opening of her solo show in the Neubauer Collegium gallery, the artist gave a talk in which she charted the evolution of her practice.
