NEWS
Dawn Woolley is currently undertaking research at the Royal
College of Art, London. Her PhD by practice will form an investigation into the
role of food as
fetish in Dutch genre painting; and the impact this could have
on contemporary feminist consumer culture theory.
Now Showing
22nd October
2001 – 29th January 2012
Worldwide @ Young Portfolio
Kiyosato Museum of Photographic
Arts, Yamanashi, Japan
From their collection of 4595 works by 651 photographers, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts have selected 177 works
by 158 photographers
to showcase the variety of
photographic expressions and the changes seen over 16 year history of the
collection. Included in the selection is ‘The
Doll’s House 1’ by Dawn Woolley, acquired for the collection in
2004.
Available Now
Visual Pleasure Publication
Visual Pleasure is a collection
of artworks and a critical essay by Dawn Woolley that examine the experiences
we have of looking and being
looked at, referring to
psychoanalysis, philosophy and feminism.
Visual Pleasre features
and introductory text by Darian Leader, a psychoanalyst practising in London.
His books include 'Why do women write
more letters than they post?', 'Stealing the
Mona Lisa: what art stops us from seeing' and 'The New Black: mourning,
melancholia and depression'.
http://www.cornerhouse.org/bookstore/product/visual-pleasure
