She explored how constant exposure to images of suffering can both inform and numb us, a concept more relevant today than ever.
She argued against stripping art down to its "meaning." Instead, she championed the experience and "erotics" of art.
Is the meant to be academic, personal, or a biographical overview?
Drawing from her own battle with cancer, she critiqued how society uses poetic language to stigmatize disease.
She explored how constant exposure to images of suffering can both inform and numb us, a concept more relevant today than ever.
She argued against stripping art down to its "meaning." Instead, she championed the experience and "erotics" of art.
Is the meant to be academic, personal, or a biographical overview?
Drawing from her own battle with cancer, she critiqued how society uses poetic language to stigmatize disease.