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“Feminist Surrealist” artist Penny SLINGER combines the mythical qualities of Surrealism with the radical feminism of the 1970s all underpinned by her interest in erotica, pleasure and the reclamation of the female body.
Penny as Shakti, 1976
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La Vie en Rose, 1976
Bouquet, 1976
Offerings at Twilight, 1976
Tantric Reunions, 1976
Coco de Mer, 1976
Penny as Red Dakini, 1977
A self-proclaimed “Feminist Surrealist”, the work of London-born, LA-based artist Penny SLINGER combines the mythical qualities of Surrealism with the radical feminism of the 1970s –all underpinned by her long-standing interest in erotica, pleasure and the reclamation of the female body.
Opening to coincide with Mayfair Art Weekend 2019, the exhibition at Richard Saltoun – her first with the gallery – celebrates the artist’s interest and development of Tantric art, featuring collages from the mid-1970s, Xerox body prints, vintage and new photographs created especially for the show. Private view: Friday 28 June, 6–8pm Image: Penny as Red Dakini, 1977. Photo by Mayotte Magnus
