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On Reputation
From:
The Washington Post
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September 12, 2006
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AD: Lee Bontecou suffered from the circumstance of being a woman
artist at a time when art was really a man's world. And I think with
her works, you can't get over the fact that there's something very
uncomfortable about them. There's a weird violence to them, or an
aggression.
BG: There's a kind of obsessive quality.
AD: What's important, too, is the issue of people becoming
interested in her again now. Just because something has been
potentially lost to the past doesn't mean t...
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