Mai-Thu Perret | Untitled (2014)

Mai-Thu Perret | Untitled (2014)[[specs start]] 4 Plate etching (Aquatint) on Somerset 300 gsm white 45. 7 x 47 cm [18 x 18. 5 inches] Edition of 40, signed and numbered. Produced at Pauper's Press, London. [[specs end]] [[work start]] About the work An ongoing project, The Crystal Frontier, creates a fictional female Utopia, with artifacts, products and writings from this Utopian reality represented as works for exhibition. In creating a multi dimensional, multi disciplinary work

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4 Plate etching (Aquatint) on Somerset 300 gsm white
45.7 x 47 cm [18 x 18.5 inches]
Edition of 40, signed and numbered. 
Produced at Pauper's Press, London.

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About the work

An ongoing project, The Crystal Frontier, creates a fictional female Utopia, with artifacts, products and writings from this Utopian reality represented as works for exhibition. In creating a multi-dimensional, multi-disciplinary work such as this, Mai-Thu Perret brings ideas of feminism, capitalism and equality to a new understanding and so doing echoes the work of Hannah Hoch.

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About the artist

Originally studying English Literature at Cambridge University, Perret works against an extensive backdrop of art historical and literary inspirations and drawing from this vast catalogue of influences, Perret addresses sustained narratives which revolve around ideas of feminism, modern utopias and the consumption of art and literature. Perret continues to live and work in her place of birth, Geneva, Switzerland.

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Selected exhibitions

Perret has an upcoming show at the Galerie Francesca Pia, Zurich, Switzerland, with recent solo shows having taken place at the Galerie Barbara Weiss, Berlin (2012), Swiss Institute of Contemporary Art, New York (2011), the David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles (2011) and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (2008). Past group exhibitions have included the Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver (2013), Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris (2012), Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein (2012), and the Venice Biennale (2011). Perret won both the Zurich Art Prize, and the Manor Cultural Prize in 2011 and she is represented in London by Timothy Taylor Gallery where she has had solo exhibitions in both 2008 and 2010.

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