Annabel Mednick: Dada

Monday, 3 November 2014

Dada

I'm educating myself some more about past women artists, and have bought lots of new books lately to read... 50 women artists you should know is very informative, especially about Renaissance artists. I have just received Marlene Dumas Paula-Modersohn-Becker- Wassily-Kandinsky and Gabriele-Munter- Kathe-Kollwitz- Woman and Artist and I await my book on Suzanne-Valadon
Then today someone posted this on FB that I thought I would share with you!...ooooo I love Dada!
http://flavorwire.com/485924/10-female-dadaists-you-should-know

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Always fascinated by the light that pours in, energising the stillness of a room, the contrast of outside and inside, dark and light, Annabel Mednick explores the drama of the quiet moment.

In between the big events of life – birth, death etc – people are living normal lives, her work is a celebration of that.

The square format and the absence of a frame add a contemporary twist to a timeless subject. In her interiors, the stones of the building have been there for centuries, while the people are transient; the light from the outside world comes in and moves around them, linking them to the past, the future and everyone else.