Maybe She’s Born With It To Open At Naughton Gallery At Queen’s

Maybe She’s Born With It.

Opening Thu 13 Oct, 5-8pm.
Staff and Student Preview, with a set from the GIRL DJ’s.
Prize Draw for framed Sarah Maple poster on the night!

Exhibition continues until 27 November 2016
Tue – Sun, 11am – 4pm (open late first Thu each month, 5 – 7pm)

Maybe She’s Born With It explores the charged wave of feminism currently pulsing through contemporary society. “Heir to Tracey Emin’s throne” Sarah Maple, “queen of seed” Nicky Minus, and the self-described “Carrie Bradshaw of comics” Gina Wynbrandt all capture the vitality of this movement, with their high-impact, humorous, and often controversial work demystifying and reclaiming the word “feminism” for new generations of both women and men.

Sarah Maple (b.1985, Sussex, UK), whose work primarily explores what it is to be a woman and a Muslim in 21st century Britain, won the Saatchi Gallery’s ‘4 New Sensations’ award for emerging artists in 2007, and is the recent recipient of a Sky Academy Arts Scholarship. Sydney-based Nicky Minus (b.1989, Sydney, Australia) is at the forefront of Australian independent comics, and has received international acclaim for her unapologetic, sexually-charged work.

Gina Wynbrandt (b.1990, Chicago, USA), who also creates comics, focuses on romantic humiliation, personal insecurities and pop culture, which has led her work to be featured in Best American Comics 2015 and nominated for an Ignatz Award.

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