Narcissism and the Self-Portrait

Ghislaine Fremaux

Narcissism and the Self-Portrait

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Abstract

Curator Virginia Walsh implored me to submit work for consideration, and accepted my piece entitled "Lift". The exhibition addresses problems of essential self-knowledge, identity, and self-image, in a cultural moment marked and reigned by the "selfie".

Original language	English
State	Published - Sep 27 2014

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