About the Work
In many of Clare Rojas’s works, women are depicted performing very traditional domestic roles. While not blatant about her political agenda, in this series of prints, Rojas clearly references Native American, Russian, and American folklore to explore inequalities intrinsic to those traditions.
About the Artist
Using vivid geometric shapes and patterns reminiscent of quilt work, Clare Rojas creates narrative paintings focused on the relationships between men, women, society, and nature. Unlike many of her contemporaries, Clare Rojas explores the traditional and often subordinate roles of women without sexual exploitation or overt eroticism, making her works both poignant and enjoyable. Melding craft and fine art with unparalleled verve, Rojas produces witty work that is part Bauhaus, part Bonanza.
Rojas is the recipient of a Project Space Residency and Tournesol Award from Headlands Center for the Arts, Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant, Eureka Fellowship Award, and an Artadia Award.
Artspace Edition
Description
Print made with archival pigments on fine art rag paper with matte finish.Authentication
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.Dimensions
This print contains a border as dictated by the artist to allow for framing and the quoted dimensions are for the paper size and not the printed size of the image itself.Shipping
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