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Men in Nets: Dreaming in the context of cultural misogyny and gendered roles.

Posted on July 13, 2021July 13, 2021 by stevendouglasblog

TASK for POP ART course run by Centre Pompidou in Paris with FutureLearn.

Maybe it is unfair to represent cultural misogyny in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon?

Or is it? It starts here.

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New course started on ‘Pop Art’ from The Pompidou Centre on Future Learn/

‘It was then that Adrian [Ryan] told me of his regular, sexual trinity involving Johnny [Minton] and Lucian [Freud] in the latter’s St. John’s Wood “squalor” located in Abercorn Place, NW1.’ A reflection on the Unholy Trinity: Freud, Minton, Ryan exhibition currently at Bath.

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Pingback: The complex gendering of men and nets: a fantasy reflection on a recent exhibition at the City Art Gallery Edinburgh seen on 1th August 2021 with the assistance of Dealbhan le Eileanach’s (2019) ‘Donald Smith: The Paintings of an Islander’.

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