2016.4.1, Anne Collier, Negative (California), 2013, c-print


GENERAL DESCRIPTION  
Interested in obscuring the boundaries between commercial and fine art photography, Anne Collier employs found images - from vinyl record covers to books, magazines, advertisements, movie stills, and more. In 2007 she made a photograph of a 1970s-era poster of a nude woman at the beach, walking into the surf. She returned to this imagery in 2013 when she found on eBay the negative that produced the original poster; she then made a large-scale print of it. Her subject matter reveals an interest in mass media and popular culture of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, which she uses to comment on feminist themes of identity and the objectification of the female image.

Excerpt from
Chelsea Pierce, Soft Focus, Label copy [2016.4.1], 2018.

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PROVENANCE 
Until 2015: Collection of the artist [1]

2015-2016: Marc Foxx Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

From 2016: Dallas Museum of Art, purchased from above [2]

[1] Previously entered provenance in TMS 2016.4.1
[2] See copy of check #2339 in Collections Records Object File 2016.4.1

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Interested in obscuring the boundaries between commercial and fine art photography, Anne Collier employs found images - from vinyl record covers to books, magazines, advertisements, movie stills, and more. In 2007 she made a photograph of a 1970s-era poster of a nude woman at the beach, walking into the surf. She returned to this imagery in 2013 when she found on eBay the negative that produced the original poster; she then made a large-scale print of it. Her subject matter reveals an interest in mass media and popular culture of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s, which she uses to comment on feminist themes of identity and the objectification of the female image.

Excerpt from
Chelsea Pierce, Soft Focus, Label copy [2016.4.1], 2018.

Fun Facts

Archival Resources

Web Resources
 

Notes

Catalogue essays

Artist/designers

Cultures

Geography 

Process/materials

Historical periods

Individuals

Subject terms

RELATED OBJECTS 

PROVENANCE 
Until 2015: Collection of the artist [1]

2015-2016: Marc Foxx Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

From 2016: Dallas Museum of Art, purchased from above [2]

[1] Previously entered provenance in TMS 2016.4.1
[2] See copy of check #2339 in Collections Records Object File 2016.4.1

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