Chapman's
Series: Home Work
Size: 100 x 100, Edition 6
Belkina demonstrates that she is also ready to playfully examine and qualify the social position of a woman as an artist, something she has been confronted with all her life, with a small series looking at the female artistic calling. She alludes in her lighter, possibly ironic series Home Work, from 2009, to works by male fellow painters, setting typical themes from works by Malevich, Hirst, Warhol, Murakami and the Chapman brothers into domestic and unpretentious chores.
Text by Marike van der Knaap, Art Historian
Size: 100 x 100, Edition 6
Belkina demonstrates that she is also ready to playfully examine and qualify the social position of a woman as an artist, something she has been confronted with all her life, with a small series looking at the female artistic calling. She alludes in her lighter, possibly ironic series Home Work, from 2009, to works by male fellow painters, setting typical themes from works by Malevich, Hirst, Warhol, Murakami and the Chapman brothers into domestic and unpretentious chores.
Text by Marike van der Knaap, Art Historian
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