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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021
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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021
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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021
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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021 (detail)
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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021 (detail)
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Andrea Bowers, Fight Like a Girl, 2021 (detail)
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Installation view "Andrea Bowers. Moving in Space without Asking Permission“, Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Milan, September 15 – December 18, 2022
Fight Like a Girl V2 from Andrea Bowers on Vimeo.
Andrea Bowers
Fight Like a Girl, 2021Cardboard and color changing LED lights, acrylic gel medium165.1 x 297.2 x 15.2 cm
65 x 117 x 6 inchesB-ABOWERS-.21-0001Further images
Andrea Bowers‘ work addresses many pressing socio-political issues, eco-feminism and climate justice being especially central themes in her practice. With her light objects, Bowers make use of the aesthetics of...Andrea Bowers‘ work addresses many pressing socio-political issues, eco-feminism and climate justice being especially central themes in her practice. With her light objects, Bowers make use of the aesthetics of American neon advertising signage to convey her strongly political messages. 'Fight Like a Girl' is a slogan that featured prominently at the 2017 Women’s March in Washington in the first two days of the Trump presidency, and of course has lost none of its belligerent, playful freshness today. The neon work is constructed largely from found, recycled materials, itself an act of environmental activism and a comment on consumerism and climate change.Exhibitions
MOVING IN SPACE WITHOUT ASKING PERMISSION, Furla Series at Galleria d’Arte Moderna di Milano, 2022
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