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Collier Schorr

Cindy Sherman's "Circle of Influence"

Kalup Linzy | Posted 06.05.2012 | Arts
Read More: Collier Schorr, Elizabeth Peyton, Contemporary Art, Kalup Linzy, George Condo, Museum of Modern Art, Cindy Sherman, Video, Arts News
Kalup Linzy

On March 26, I participated in the panel Cindy Sherman: Circle of Influence at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Organized and moderated by ...

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Did Men Invent Art to Become Women? Must Women Become Men to Make Great Art?

G. Roger Denson | Posted 03.08.2013 | Arts
Read More: XY Chromosome, Transvestism, Hermaphodism, Gender, Matriarchy, George Eliot, Homosocial Divide, Eleanor Antin, XX Chromosome, Feminism, Jenny Saville, George Sand, Collier Schorr, Marlene Dietrich, Venus Figurines, Adrian Piper, Frida Kahlo, Deborah Kass, Epiphany of Paternity, Transsexualism, Greta Garbo, Sherrie Levine, Hatshepsut, Trangender, Crossdressing, Arts News
G. Roger Denson

Imagine you are a man living amid the Paleolithic millennia. If you were seeking great rewards from beyond the mortal realm, would you mutilate yourself, or submit to an order of mutilation, to become as much a woman as would be possible to you?

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XX Chromosocial: Women Artists Cross The Homosocial Divide

G. Roger Denson | Posted 03.08.2013 | Arts
Read More: Kathryn Bigelow, Deepa Mehta, Kiki Smith, Shahzia Sikander, Lesbian, Cindy Sherman, Arts, Jenny Saville, Homosocial-Divide, Deborah Kass, Nancy Spero, Lisa Yuskavage, Marina Abramovic, Laila Essaydi, Janine Antoni, Sherrie Levine, Nan Goldin, Yvonne Rainer, Rape, Shirin Neshat, Angela Ellsworth, Eve Sussman, Catherine Opie, Gender, Ana Mendieta, Collier Schorr, Sue Williams, Sharon Lockhart, XX Chromosocial, Mariko Mori, Sarah Charlesworth, Vanessa Beecroft, Carrie Mae Weems, Women Who Write Mad Men, Lorna Simpson, Claudia Hart, Judith Butler, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Kara Walker, Arts News
G. Roger Denson

The rise of feminism corresponds roughly with the expansion of the artworld to include women's production. This is a history that began predominantly in impelling women's art as an expression of the identification of women apart from men.

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