杰夫·沃尔的《女性的画面》(1979)和《被摧毁的房间》(1978):殖民性别话语的空间

Leah Modigliani
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本文对杰夫·沃尔早期最重要的两部透明摄影作品的分析凸显了这样一个事实,即他的主题可以被理解为男性艺术家对被想象为女性性别的物理和理论空间的控制。在欧洲和美国对他的工作的批评话语中,这一行动的开始和随后的扩展与移民殖民地社会领土冲突的人类学研究的关系进行了讨论;特别是定居者需要发展文化叙事,使他们对特定地理区域内其他人口的控制合理化。这种方法与其他评论家的流行评论形成了对比,其中一些评论被详细讨论了(唐纳德·库斯皮特、阿里尔·帕姆兰茨、卡贾·西尔弗曼和迈克尔·弗里德)。这些评论家对沃尔作品的分析淡化或忽略了作品中的女权主义主题,而倾向于讨论图像与技术复制的先锋派潜力或现代绘画史的关系。
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Jeff Wall’s Picture for Women (1979) and The Destroyed Room (1978): colonizing the space of gendered discourse
This analysis of two of Jeff Wall's most important early photographic transparencies highlights the fact that his subject matter can be understood as a male artist's control of what is imagined as female-gendered physical and theoretical space. The initiation and subsequent extension of this operation in European and American critical discourse about his work is discussed in relationship to anthropological research on settler colonial societies’ territorial conflicts; specifically settlers’ need to develop cultural narratives that rationalize their control over other populations within a given geographic area. Such an approach contrasts with the prevailing commentaries by other critics, some of which are discussed at length (Donald Kuspit, Arielle Pélenc, Kaja Silverman and Michael Fried). These critics’ analyses of Wall’s work downplay or ignore the feminist subject matter in the work in favour of discussing the images' relationship to the avant-garde potential of technical reproduction or to the history of modern painting.
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Conclusion The 1970s and the gendered spaces of the counter tradition Establishing the theory and practice of a defeatured landscape Myth and the ‘home culture concept’ Jeff Wall’s Picture for Women (1979) and The Destroyed Room (1978): colonizing the space of gendered discourse
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