Marlene McCarty's Ambiguous Adolescent Drawings at Artpress
Marlene McCarty's large-scale drawings explore criminal news, adolescence, and parent-child relationships with deep ambiguity. Her work was featured in the exhibitions UN-SCR-1325 at Chelsea Art Museum in New York (March 2009) and Joyce in Hong Kong (Spring 2009). The article appears in artpress, a French contemporary art magazine.
Key facts
- Marlene McCarty creates large drawings about criminal news, adolescence, and parent-child relationships.
- Her work is described as deeply ambiguous.
- She participated in the exhibition UN-SCR-1325 at Chelsea Art Museum, New York, in March 2009.
- She also participated in the exhibition Joyce in Hong Kong in Spring 2009.
- The article is published by artpress.
- The article is titled 'Marlene McCarty : barbarie adolescente'.
- The article was published on March 1, 2009.
Entities
Artists
- Marlene McCarty
Institutions
- Chelsea Art Museum
- artpress
Locations
- New York
- United States
- Hong Kong
- China
Sources
- artpress —