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Trish Morrissey: Front
Library Shelf Location
18.MORR
Publication Date
2009
Description
Front is a series of twelve photographs that uses the family group and the beach as metaphors for borders and boundaries; both physical and psychological. It is a multi-layered body of work in which the artist appears to shape shift into different female personas as she poses with different groups.
ISBN
0906361079
Quantity
2
Pages
48
Authors
Anne McNeill
,
Pippa Oldfield
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Impressions Gallery, York
Related Artist
Trish Morrissey
Categories
Photography
,
Artist (relating to a single artist/collaborative team)
Artist's Nationality
Irish
Language
English
Other Artists
Stephen Palmer
Olga Bulgakova
Sarah Charlesworth
Janet Mullarney
Simon Le Ruez
Peter Harris
Fred Sandback
Anup Mathew Thomas
Peter Lanyon
Aristide Maillol
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