New York: Between Art and Life
Martha Edelheit and Rebecca Shaykin in Conversation
Join us for an in-person conversation between artist Martha Edelheit and Associate Curator Rebecca Shaykin. Edelheit (b. 1931, New York City, now based in Sweden) is known as a pioneering feminist artist whose decades-long career has resulted in one of the most probing investigations into the subject of the female body, from early works exploring the expressive power of tattoos to erotic watercolors and strikingly vivid depictions of women at various stages of their lives. Her 1962 work Tattooed Lady, created just blocks from the Jewish Museum, is included in the exhibition New York: 1962-1964 and will serve as the jumping off point for a discussion that will touch on the life, work, and unique vision of this artist.
