About The Work
Potash takes spironolactone is a drawing that forms part of Jamie Crewe's materials for Potash Lesson, a performance originally shown at the Artists' Moving Image Festival 2016 at Tramway, Glasgow.
Based on a Leonor Fini illustration from an edition of Monsieur Venus by Rachilde, Crewe has added a peineta and mantilla, tartan garters, a shoe, a syringe, a list of foods which lower testosterone production, and a list of potential side effects of the testosterone-blocking drug spironolactone. Rachilde's novel is also a focus of Female Executioner, Crewe's exhibition at Gasworks. Accordingly, a wash made from wood, like that seen on the walls of the gallery, has been applied by the artist to the finished print.
About Jamie Crewe
Black and silver screen print on paper with a woad wash
16.54 x 11.69 in
42.0 x 29.7 cm
This work is signed by the artist.
About The Work
Potash takes spironolactone is a drawing that forms part of Jamie Crewe's materials for Potash Lesson, a performance originally shown at the Artists' Moving Image Festival 2016 at Tramway, Glasgow.
Based on a Leonor Fini illustration from an edition of Monsieur Venus by Rachilde, Crewe has added a peineta and mantilla, tartan garters, a shoe, a syringe, a list of foods which lower testosterone production, and a list of potential side effects of the testosterone-blocking drug spironolactone. Rachilde's novel is also a focus of Female Executioner, Crewe's exhibition at Gasworks. Accordingly, a wash made from wood, like that seen on the walls of the gallery, has been applied by the artist to the finished print.
About Jamie Crewe
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