Sue Williamson - Offset/Litho „Adeline“

Offset/litho, gesigneerd, gedateerd, genummerd en getiteld  in potlood.
Verzending tussen twee platen, 9,25, aangetekend 11,20

Williamson's work engages with themes related to memory and identity formation. Trained as a printmaker, Williamson has worked across a variety of media including archival photography, video, mixed media installations, and constructed objects.
Williamson has produced many forms of resistance art that examines the history of South Africa.[11] and in 2009 set her artistic view to exploring globalization with her ongoing piece, Other Voices, Other Cities, which was included in Push the Limits.[12] exhibition, of February 2021, in Italy. She is the founding editor of “Artthrob.co.za”.[13]
Williamson's work is in the collection of a variety of museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York,[14] the National Museum of African Art - Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C., the South African National Gallery in Cape Town, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Williamson has also participated in group exhibitions including The Short Century (2001), Liberated Voices (1999), the Johannesburg Art Biennale (in 1997 and 1995), the Havana Biennale (1994), and the Venice Biennale (1993).