The Assassination of Judy Garland (approx A3) -Limited Edition of 35
Limited. Edition of 35 Giclée Print
Title: The Assassination of Judy Garland (painted in 2013)
Images are best viewed on a desktop. The colour of prints you view in this Shop are adjusted for the print editions & may differ slightly from images in the Galleries. Each print is hand signed by the Artist.
A3
A3 Image size sits within A3 = 27.9 x 27.9cm
A3 White Border = 1.5cm (bottom weighted 3cm)
Specialty art paper: Ilford Galerie Artist Textured 310 GSM
The Amulet
Each order includes a 2.5-2.8cm ceramic amulet, crafted from Western Australian stoneware clay. Choose styles A, B, or C at checkout. Attached to leather with adjustable knots, it's a creative homage to the Ancient World in War & Peace 2023 editions. May it enhance your creativity and imagination.
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This limited edition giclée print uses the narrative arc of the life of Hollywood actress Judy Garland’s as a lens to unpack the increasing ‘capability gap’ in creativity, innovation & emotional range within the US military and intelligence agencies after 9/11. Like the exhibition it takes its name from, this artwork explores the mythology of American exceptionalism, a state of thinking that we have all experienced as ‘normal until quite recently’. After 9/11 perceptions of the US have undergone many changes. The Assassination of Judy Garland celebrates the best of America in the messy but inspiring artistic life of Judy Garland (known for ‘Dorothy’ in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz) who asks us in 2013 (and perhaps also in 2023), “how did America lose its exceptional creativity and inspiring heart?” There are many posts, interviews and publications about this painting which I encourage you to read in my Studio and Media blogs.
Try these first:
Writings: My new article for The Queer Psychoanalysis Society’s journal The Qouch, April 2013, USA
Rearview Mirror 2009: Angels and Pears; And Starring Benjamin Netanyahu as Norman Maine; Livni as the Sibyl of Cumae with Dancing Follies