The Globe and Mail, Adventure and affirmative action
February 6, 1990
Creative Access Description
One black and white photocopied piece of paper in portrait orientation featuring a newspaper article. Situated to fill the majority of the page with a narrow margin on all sides, the article is laid out in two columns of text, and a portrait oriented image with a caption below it. Text is in a standard serif font, enlarged for the headline and standard size for the article. The image features a white woman with long dark hair and a striking gaze, naked from the waist up but for a fish tied with rope across her chest.Description
Photocopied article from the February 6, 1990 edition of The Globe and Mail discussing the 1990 Women in View Festival, and reviewing several festival performances including Sandra Lockwood's Jojoka.Identifier
1990.0913 PIS D009Extent
1 photocopied pageLanguage
Publisher
The Globe And MailSubject
Sandra LockwoodAuthor
Liam LaceyRelated program
Pissing in a River (Patti Smith) / Put on Your Best Art School Black and Your Best Abstract Expression / Mary Blue and other poems / Id in E Minor / The Ambassador of Sleep (Related)In copyright. For uses beyond Fair Dealing, research requests, corrections, takedown requests, or other inquiries, please contact grunt gallery: archives@grunt.ca