While I expected as a small business owner to be my own CEO, janitor, accounts payable dept, hr person, web developer, and so forth – I did not predict being my own model. Eh what the hell. #cliteracy #art
Posted on Wednesday, June 5th 2013
New screen print tests made at the Wassaic Project.
Ink, Wood, Wheat Paste, 48 x 36 inches
Posted on Thursday, May 30th 2013
New prints are ready!
Posted on Tuesday, April 30th 2013
Mary D. killing it in her racerback tank. There is no lack.
Thank you for the photo.
Posted on Wednesday, March 27th 2013
“Sophia Wallace at Baang and Burne Contemporary (booth A09), “Cliteracy: 100 Natural Laws,” 2013, Scope New York
Just in time for International Women’s Day, Sophia Wallace’s confrontational neon, text-based work, “Cliteracy: 100 Natural Laws,” takes over Baang and Burne’s booth at Scope, exploring the ways in which society uses language to describe the female body, and the pervasive misinterpretation, misrepresentation, and illiteracy that have characterized our historical inability to understand and describe female sexuality.” — Terri Ciccone
Posted on Saturday, March 9th 2013
#CLITERACY at SCOPE Booth A09. On view through March 10, 2013
To see more photos, #cliteracy on instagram
Posted on Thursday, March 7th 2013
Day 31, #CLITERACY
Posted on Wednesday, March 6th 2013
Day 30, #CLITERACY
Posted on Tuesday, March 5th 2013
Day 28, #CLITERACY
Posted on Sunday, March 3rd 2013
* I’m interrupting CLITERACY for a special announcement*
Solo exhibition of Truer at Newspace in Portland, OR.
“These photographic prints are raw, honest, thought-provoking and, yes, sexy, no matter what your sexual orientation.”
– Richard Speer, The Willamette Week
Truer Solo Exhibition by Sophia Wallace
Newspace Center for Photography
On View: March 1-31
1632 SE 10th Ave.
Portland, OR 97214
503.963.1935 | www.newspacephoto.org
Sophia Wallace’s series, Truer, is a love story. For seven months in 2008-2009 Wallace documented her same sex relationship. The resulting body of work functions as art and as evidence. In response to the absence of queer-narratives outside of the context of fictional lesbian subjects of heterosexual, male fantasies Wallace has created Truer, her personal story told in the first person.
Opening Reception: March 1, 6-9pm
Artist Lecture with Sophia Wallace: March 2, 1:00pm
Posted on Friday, March 1st 2013
Day 26, #CLITERACY
Posted on Friday, March 1st 2013
Day 25, #CLITERACY
Posted on Thursday, February 28th 2013
Day 24 of 35, #CLITERACY
Posted on Wednesday, February 27th 2013
Day 21, #CLITERACY
Posted on Sunday, February 24th 2013
Day 19, #CLITERACY
Posted on Friday, February 22nd 2013
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