"The idea that one sacrifices other values for art is alien to me, and I think to all women whose calling it is to do and be many things... I don't wish to separate the significant and everyday actions but to bring them as close as possible together. It is natural for women to do this; their exercise and their training and their artistry is in daily living. Painting for me as a woman is an ordinary act—about the great meaning in ordinary things. Anonymity pattern utility quietness relatedness."
Napkins (1975)
Ngā ataata nā Joanna Margaret PaulOther works by Joanna Margaret Paul
Joanna Margaret Paul
Aberhart's House (1976)
The camera explores the interior and exterior of a house. A thick slab of bread is buttered and a small child examines a book.
Joanna Margaret Paul
Body House (1975)
Contrasting the exteriors of buildings with the female body, Body/House is a study of time embedded in form.
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