Inside out : in 1980 Maria Lassnig became the first female professor of painting in the German-speaking world. For almost 70 years she has been making difficult, complex pictures that attempt to visualize the invisible aspects of her bodily sensations. Jörg Heiser recently spoke to her in Vienna about subjects including art, life, embarrassment, dumplings and crutches
Published in: | frieze 103(2006)S. 119-125 |
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Main Authors: | Heiser, Jörg (Author), Lassnig, Maria (Author) |
Format: | Article |
Language: | German |
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2006
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