Joyce Wieland - life & work by Johanne Sloan.

Main entry:

Sloan, Johanne 1959- VerfasserIn. aut

Title & Author:

Joyce Wieland - life & work by Johanne Sloan.

Publication:

Toronto, ON Art Canada Institute [2014]
©2014

Description:

1 Online-Ressource (82 Seiten) Illustrationen

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 68-73).
Filmography: page 72.
Biography -- Key works -- Significance & critical issues -- Style & technique -- Where to see -- Notes -- Glossary -- Sources and resources -- About the author -- Credits.

Summary:

Joyce Wieland (1930-1998) began her career as a painter in Toronto before moving to New York in 1962, where she soon achieved renown as an experimental filmmaker. The 1960s and 1970s were productive years for Wieland, as she explored various materials and media and as her art became assertively political, engaging with nationalism, feminism, and ecology. She returned to Toronto in 1971. In 1987 the Art Gallery of Ontario held a retrospective of her work. Wieland was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in the 1990s, and she died in 1998.

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ISBN:

9781487100407
148710040X
9781487100421
1487100426

Subject:

Wieland, Joyce, 1931-1998.
Wieland, Joyce - 1931-1998.
Women artists Canada Biography.
Femmes artistes - Canada - Biographies.
Women artists.
Biographies.
Femmes artistes Canada Biographies.
Canada.

Form/genre:

Biographies
Biografie.

Added entries:

Wieland, Joyce 1931-1998 IllustratorIn.
Art Canada Institute Verlag.

Joyce Wieland - life and work

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