Hannah Wilke - Princeton University Press

A Richly Illustrated Exploration Of Hannah Wilkes Provocative Art And Trailblazing Feminismone Of The Most Groundbreaking Artists To Emerge In American Art In The 1960s, Hannah Wilke Consistently Challenged The Prevailing Narratives Of Womens Bodies And Their Representation Throughout Her Career, Until Her Untimely Death In 1993. Wilke Established A Uniquely Feminist Iconography In Virtually All Of The Mediums She Engaged Withpainting, Sculpture, Photography, Video, And Performance Artand Offered A Life-affirming Expression Of Vitality And Bodily Pleasure In Her Work. Hannah Wilke: Art For Lifes Sake Highlights The Artists Full Range Of Expression, Bringing Together Photographs, Works On Paper, Video, And Examples Of Wilkes Sculptures In Clay And Other, Nonconventional Materials Such As Latex, Kneaded Erasers, And Chewing Gum.