This book presents a curated selection of early works by Carole Feuerman, created in the 1970s, offering insight into a formative and transformative period in her artistic career. I AM MINE traces the evolution of Feuerman’s vision during a decade marked by experimentation, innovation, and the development of her signature style.
The publication is further enriched by essays from six distinguished female art critics and historians, each contributing a unique perspective on Feuerman’s work. Featured contributors include Gloria Moure, Leanne Sacramone, Victoria Noel-Johnson, Helga Marsala, Barbara Buhler Lynes, and Tone Lyngstad Nyaas.
Together, their essays provide valuable context and deepen the understanding of the artwork’s significance, making I AM MINE an essential volume for collectors, art enthusiasts, and scholars alike.
This book presents a curated selection of early works by Carole Feuerman, created in the 1970s, offering insight into a formative and transformative period in her artistic career. I AM MINE traces the evolution of Feuerman’s vision during a decade marked by experimentation, innovation, and the development of her signature style.
The publication is further enriched by essays from six distinguished female art critics and historians, each contributing a unique perspective on Feuerman’s work. Featured contributors include Gloria Moure, Leanne Sacramone, Victoria Noel-Johnson, Helga Marsala, Barbara Buhler Lynes, and Tone Lyngstad Nyaas.
Together, their essays provide valuable context and deepen the understanding of the artwork’s significance, making I AM MINE an essential volume for collectors, art enthusiasts, and scholars alike.
