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"Police and Her" Retrieved from: http://www.ifa-gallery.com/exhibitions/policeandher/index.html
“Police and Her” draws together fourteen artists whom have sought to address questions of gender and authority with an intelligently provocative collective response, a thematically sound exhibition offering varying interpretations by each individual given independent locations in the actual site of the gallery space.
A delicate issue which pertains to a reality often indiscernible to the casual eye, the inter-relationship between women and policing authorities in the PRC, is depicted in an astringent manner. Frontal portrayals of the female form alongside/engaged with/subjected to/in oppositional contrast with immediately identifiable police reveals the complexity of what exists, in truth, due to an interdependency whose origin is socio-economic while simultaneously the fruit of oppression and gender discrimination.
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| "Police and Her" (警察和她) |
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| From July 10th 2010 to August 22nd 2010 |
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| Darja Lin & Alexis Kouzmine-Karavaïeff |
| ART DIRECTION |
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| Zane Mellupe |
| COORDINATION |
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| Cai Zhenxing |
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| ifa Gallery |
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| July 10th 2010 - 5 to 8 pm |
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| ifa Gallery, 621 Changde Road, Shanghai |
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| Liu Dao 六岛, Ba Da, Deng Xiaolei, Đỗườ, Gu Qingwen, Fan Jiupeng, Li Meihua, Liu Bolin, Mao Tongyan, Zane Mellupe, Shao Yi, Su Ming, Tang Huimin and Zhao Huasen |
| ABOUT |
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| "Police and Her" draws together fourteen artists whom have sought to address questions of gender and authority with an intelligently provocative collective response, a thematically sound exhibition offering varying interpretations by each individual given independent locations in the actual site of the gallery space.
A delicate issue which pertains to a reality often indiscernible to the casual eye, the inter-relationship between women and policing authorities in the PRC, is depicted in an astringent manner. Frontal portrayals of the female form alongside/engaged with/subjected to/in oppositional contrast with immediately identifiable police reveals the complexity of what exists, in truth, due to an interdependency whose origin is socio-economic while simultaneously the fruit of oppression and gender discrimination. (read more >>>) |
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