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Study for "He Would Convince Her".

Resource type
Date created
1989
Authors/Contributors
Abstract
Clay produced ten labyrinths as oil paintings on canvas and these correspond to the narratives in her artist's book "Stories". Unlike the black and white labyrinths in the book, the oil paintings are luscious and colorful. The structures of Clay’s stories are commensurate with the structures of the labyrinths. More specifically, the content of the stories has the same feeling as looking at the labyrinths; both the stories and the labyrinths are open-ended, elusive, uneasy, disorienting, anxious and also exciting. Above all there is an analogy between making art, whether it is visual art or writing, and navigating a labyrinth: both are process-based and, as a result, circumvent the master narrative of achieving a goal.
Name
Study for "He would convince her"
Image
Width
799
Height
1200
Description
Material: conte and graphite on paper.
Extent
30 x 22 inches
Copyright statement
Copyright is held by the author(s).
Scholarly level
Peer reviewed?
No
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