The first comprehensive monograph on Italian artist Mariuccia Secol.
Showcasing textile art, sculptures, and installations from a feminist perspective.
An essential volume for feminist and contemporary art history.
This monograph is the first comprehensive study of Italian artist Mariuccia Secol (*1929), who redefined the boundaries of feminist art through powerful textile and sculptural works. Her practice evolved from abstract painting in the 1950s and 1960s to innovative fabric assemblages, installations with everyday materials, ceramics, and collages. Thematically, her works revolve around issues such as the subordinate role of women, domestic violence, and social exclusion. Using embroidery, fabric deconstructions, and household objects, Secol created textile artworks that symbolize wounds and resilience and intensively address the political and social problems of our time.
The first comprehensive monograph on Italian artist Mariuccia Secol.
Showcasing textile art, sculptures, and installations from a feminist perspective.
An essential volume for feminist and contemporary art history.
The first comprehensive monograph on Italian artist Mariuccia Secol.
Showcasing textile art, sculptures, and installations from a feminist perspective.
An essential volume for feminist and contemporary art history.
Monika Branicka
Zeitgenössische Kunst abstrakte Kunst Malerei Keramik Wandteppiche Skulpturen Stickerei contemporary art abstract art painting sculptures textile fabric tapestries embroidery