Trisha McCrae is an artist filmmaker born in Dublin and based in Cambridge. She was a sculptor and painter but then was selected by Arts Council East, Kettles Yard and Cambridge Film Trust as part of 10 artists to see if they could bring anything new to film. Her first film was screened at the Cambridge Film Festival and her second was shortlisted for the Jerwood Artist Moving Image Award so she moved into film making. She has written short articles about her own work that can be seen on Vimeo.
This dissertation situates Maman(1999, Steel and Marble 9.2 x 8.91 x 10.23 m) (Figure 1) by Louise Bourgeois, in the context of an object-based installation space. My argument is that Maman in its making and thinking, sh[...]
August 12, 2010
