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Visiting Artist Lectures/Interviews
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Work Title (display):
What Follows Interview, Zineb Sedira
Image Title:
video
Work Description:
Interviewers: Jenni Lexau and Sherry Wiggins
Work Dates (display):
January 28, 2003
Work Dates type:
interview
Work Creator (display):
Zineb Sedira (French, based in London, born 1963)
Work Creator gender:
female
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Work Creator notes (display):
How to negotiate different worlds is the overriding question in Zineb Sedira's work, worlds that collide and conflict. It is precisely her Algerian heritage and her experience of living in London and France that gives Zineb's work insight into these different worlds. The work shifts from the political to the emotional; from a sense of history to the present; from East to West and through them both. Her use of Islamic pattern and the veil can be clearly identified as an element drawn from her Algerian parentage yet the work is constantly reminding us that she is working as an artist living in the West. Zineb talks of 'the veiling of the mind' as a significant metaphor in her work and while she also uses the veil literally, it becomes a device to embrace all women... Her use of body parts such as mouths, hands and eyes are directly connected to the Islamic prohibition of representing the body while at the same time reframing the Western feminist theories of objectification. The hands, eyes and mouths, employed in several of Zineb's works, refer to the absent body, but that body is known through the detail the shift of the gaze; the motion of the hand, reveals the condition of the people who inhabit those hands and eyes and the power that confers to the ostensibly absent whole reinforces the presence of those people. Invocation of ritual and heritage give rise to a meshing of present and past as the self seeks to understand itself as independent of, yet still within the background of, one's birth. http://www.zinebsed…
Work Creator UCB affiliation (display):
2003 visiting artist, Visiting Artist Program
Work Style Period:
Contemporary
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Contemporary
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Work Style Period:
21st century
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21st century
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Work Subject:
video art
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video art
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Work Subject:
photography
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photography
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Work Worktype:
interviews
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interviews
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Work Category (VRC classification):
video
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Work Measurements (display):
00:29:56
Work Location (Repository or Site) name:
University of Colorado, Department of Art and Art History
Work Location (Repository or Site) role:
interview
Work Location (Geographic) name:
Boulder, Colorado
Image Rights (display):
© University of Colorado, Department of Art and Art History
Work Rights (display):
© Zineb Sedira
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Holding Institution:
University of Colorado Boulder
Collection:
Art and Art History Visual Resources Center
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