Marilyn Minter, Photographer, New York

Description

This image captures a close-up photograph of gallery wall text titled Bad Girls against a plain off-white surface. The text discusses feminist artists who embraced representational art, commercial tools like the airbrush, and mediums like watercolor in contrast to 1950s abstraction. The heading Bad Girls appears in bold dark lettering at the top left, followed by several paragraphs of explanatory curatorial text. A small page number 133 with an accompanying icon is visible at the bottom left corner. The composition is clean, centered, and straight-on, recorded by photographer Marilyn Minter in New York.

Style

Horizontal, Commercial, Clean

Techniques

Typography

Industries

Digital Media & Publishers

Color

Background

White Seamless

Context

Editorial