Rethinking Winogrand
Sally Stein, Connie Hatch, and Marguerite Waller in conversation
California Museum of Photography
October 16, 2013 - November 30, -0001
Artists Talk | Wednesday, October 16, 2013, 5pm |
Over the course of the long 1960s, photographer Garry Winogrand shot the 85 images that would form his second book, Women Are Beautiful, published in 1975. His least popular project, it initially struggled to find a publisher, having been deemed too sexist even for Playboy to produce. Sally Stein, Professor Emeritus of Art History at UC Irvine, Connie Hatch, artist and faculty at CalArts, and Marguerite Waller, Professor and Chair of Women's Studies at UC Riverside, join Leslie Paprocki, Nicolette Rohr, and Carolyn Schutten, three of the curators of the exhibition Confessions* of a male chauvinist pig, to discuss Winogrand's controversial images of women in light of the charged sexual politics of that historical moment.
