To Think is to Pause

Haberer, Lilian; Esche, Charles; Otto-Knapp, Silke

doi:10.1086/aft.8.20711519

Afterall: A Journal of Art, Context and Enquiry

2003

DOI: 10.1086/aft.8.20711519

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To Think is to Pause

Lilian Haberer¹,

Charles Esche²,

Silke Otto-Knapp³

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“… 9. This detail, amongst others, is provided by Lilian Haberer (2003) in her excellent description and analysis of Trockel’s installation and other book cover designs. …”

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Rosemarie Trockel and the Body of Society

Kraynak¹

2014

Journal of Visual Culture

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This article considers the eclectic early work of German artist Rosemarie Trockel, which the author addresses in relation to the specific historical and political conditions of feminism and difference in postwar Germany. Her argument discusses the ways in which the very subject of 'difference' in postwar Germany was conflicted -approaching a taboo -that impacted the nature of the sexual revolution, postwar politics, and the subsequent emergence of the feminist movement within and outside of the artworld. In turn, the author examines how Trockel's art negotiates gender in similarly complex terms, impacting ongoing debates around her work's political allegiances and its potential ambiguities.

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“… 9. This detail, amongst others, is provided by Lilian Haberer (2003) in her excellent description and analysis of Trockel’s installation and other book cover designs. …”

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Rosemarie Trockel and the Body of Society

Kraynak¹

2014

Journal of Visual Culture

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