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, Kate MccGwire (* 1964 in Norwich, England) ist eine britische Bildhauerin und Installationskünstlerin.
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Kate MccGwire (* 1964 in Norwich, England) ist eine britische Bildhauerin und Installationskünstlerin.
, Kate Mcgwire (born 1964) is a British scul … Kate Mcgwire (born 1964) is a British sculptor who specializes in the medium of feathers. Her work experiments with the binary notions of beauty and disgust, malice, tranquility, and the familiar yet otherworldly. Her use of pigeon feathers takes a waste product of the ‘rats with wings’ and elevates them to the status of art. By re-framing the object and placing it out of context, the artwork generates a kind of ‘field of attraction’ around it, and the viewer is left both seduced and alienated, relishing the spectacle but at the same time aware of something disquieting, something ‘other’. something disquieting, something ‘other’.
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