- got started doing video projects through pop-culture fame.
- uses a lot of symbolism through narrative with the character through real world disbelief.
- uses red hot poker flower to destroy car window(real flower)
- at first is
- chooses to appropriate sounds from pop-culture in most work, but this time collaborated with others to create own sound
- the music used in this piece is somewhat "trippy-like"
- the title helps her to avoid labeling the piece and also creates a paradox through this child-like sense of play
- in her camera style, she increases her color contrast to compliment the pop-culture phenomenon
- she tries to get the message across that there is always going to be controversy on feminism, and that it should be embraced; the first generation has already rejected feminism and she thinks that since nothing else can be said, this generation should consider taking a new view on it.
Ryan Rudock-"Martha Rosler"
- this artist concentrates on video and written work
- focuses on everyday life events, and their different interpretations
- in this video, Martha recites the alphabet and associates each letter with an object in the kitchen
- as the video progresses so does her aggressiveness with the object she is showing
- the video starts to become threatening, especially the way she stares into the camera without a single smirk, when talking
- this video helps demonstrate the frustrations and pressure a women might feel in this era when being obligated to work in a kitchen and have it known as "her place"
- can easily be seen as a feminist video
- the video ends with her shrugging her shoulder to add a hint of humor and to release tension to the audience
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