Who do you take me for? British and Australian Photo-media work.
Title
Who do you take me for? British and Australian Photo-media work.
Collective title
An Institute of Modern Art, Queensland, travelling exhibition.
Venues
Ivan Dougherty Gallery [2]. (1 October 1992 – 24 October 1992)
Date
(1992)
Summary
Multi-artist exhibition. Located: Australia (NSW). Photo-media
Curator
Williamson, Clare.
Web address
https://cofa.unsw.edu.au/unsw-galleries/who-do-yo…
Country of context
Australia
Abstract
Who do you take me for? is an exploration of photo-based work by British and Australian practitioners whose work deals with issues of their 'otherness' as perceived by the dominant culture in which they live. The primary theme of this exhibition is that of marginalisation as it arises from perceptions of cultural identity. However, important sub-themes are marginalisation of identity for reasons of gender, sexuality and class. These aspects of identity have become increasingly intertwined and cannot be treated as individual, hermetically separate concepts.
[Exhibition media, 1992].
Sponsor: British Council.
Artists in exhibition: Sutapa Biswas, Franco di Chiera, Anthony Gett, Joy Gregory, Sunil Gupta, Rhona Harriette, Mona Hatoum, Roshini, Kempadoo, Peter Lambropoulos, Peter Lyssiotis, Milan Milojevic, Pratibha Parmar, Dina Tourvas, Edite Vidins, Rhonda Wilson.Last Updated
23 Jul 2024