Dorothy Iannone – My Liberties - blue (2019)

Louisiana poster featuring the work, My Liberties - blue, (2019), by American artist Dorothy Iannone (b. 1933). The work is one of three Statues of Liberty that Iannone created as a mural for the park, The High Line, in New York, where they were exhibited from 2018-2020. Freedom, free love, and liberated sexuality are central themes in Dorothy Iannone's erotic images. In 2022, Louisiana will present a retrospective selection of Iannone's works as part of the exhibition series, Louisiana on Paper.

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Since the 1960s, Iannone has developed a colorful, ornamental imagery that unfolds in paintings, drawings, books, video sculptures and more.

Dorothy Iannone's personal love affairs constitute an essential element. But the autobiographical depictions are built on a solid foundation of mythological and historical depictions of relationships and gender, love, sex and ecstasy. Here Iannone draws on references ranging from antiquity, the Icelandic sagas, Christianity and the Baroque to Indian tantra, world literature and film history.

Many works have the character of psychedelic 'graphic novels', where handwritten texts and images together tell the stories – without frills and with humor embedded in both linguistic and pictorial details.

Dorothy Iannone was born in Boston, USA, but has lived and worked in Europe since 1967. She is represented in the Louisiana collection with two works.

Read more about the exhibition here .

Dimensions: W: 59.4 x H: 84.1 cm (A1)

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Frame: 12mm
Material: Frame in solid oak and with high-quality acrylic glass.