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Talk
Coral Woodbury in conversation with Catherine McCormack
14 Mar 2024 6-8pm
HackelBury Fine Art
London W8 5RL
Overview
Coral Woodbury critically reinterprets Western artistic heritage from a feminist perspective, bringing overdue focus and reverence to the long I line of women artists who worked without recognition or enduring respect.
Catherine McCormack teaches at Sotheby’s Institute of Art and the University of Oxford and has authored various books, including Women in the Picture: Women, Art and the Power of Looking, a polemic about patriarchy, feminism and art history.
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