Hannah Wilke

Wilke, Hannah





Hannah Wilke was born 1940 BirthNew York, USA.
Died 1993

Categories: Performance Art Photography Conceptual Art Postminimalism

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Intra-Venus Series #7
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MOMA collection
The blending of watery piano music belonging to "So Help Me Hannah," a multiple video performance, sounded nostalgic—like the music from the ballet class down the hall at the Joffrey Ballet School when I was seven…

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