Rebecca Hackemann
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| | This ongoing body of work is based on extracted and manipulated graphics and texts from 1940's and 1950's photographic, fashion model guide books and educational materials. By re-presenting these dated materials, the inner rhetorical workings of industries, such as that of photography or etiquette are amusingly pointed to. They are about the construction of beauty � literally and the construction of meaning.
All the work uses the two elements of text and image to evoke third associations that result in an often humorous, larger meaning.
| | The Arm Pattern | | Smile! | | | Showgirl Rhetoric | Drawing has begun to be regarded as a new medium unto itself, meaning that it is no longer a precursor to The Painitng but rather a seperate medium.
Coming from photography based work and installation, I started makign drawings in 2004. These drawings are conceptual drawings. | | Please go to www.rebecca-h.net for more drawings. | | Ironing Positions, no. I. | | 4 Vale Close
BR6 7AJ
London
Farnborough, Kent
United Kingdom
Europe
T: 144 (0)7766 969 611
F: 144
M: 1 2125610944
w: http://www.rebeccahackemann.com
| Web Links
Rebecca Hackemann Homepage
Archive on Gigantic Artspace website, NYC
Draiwng Center Viewing Program, anamorphic drawings
NYFA artist page detailing public art project, fiscal sponsorship program
Articles/Bibliography
To donate to my public art project with NYFA
Artists books for sale at Printed Matter, NYC
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