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Journal Article
Against the Invisibility of Old Age: Cindy Sherman, Suzy Lake, and Martha Wilson
2014
Overview
Meagher explores recent representations of old and ageing women's bodies in visual art. The focus is on hoe recent self-representations by three white artists, Cindy Sherman, Suzy Lake and Martha Wilson, not only contribute to the expansion of the repertoire of cultural representation of older women, but also offer the opportunity to reflect on the politics of visibility and invisibility as they are theorised within feminist visual studies. Meagher argues that work by Sherman, Lake and Wilson does more than simply render ageing women and ageing women's bodies visible, though they do this well. She argues additionally that the work stands as an important critique of persistent theories of feminine to-be-looked-at-ness circulated in feminist visual studies.
