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Martha Wilson
Performance artist Martha Wilson is Founding Director of Franklin Furnace
Archive, Inc. a museum in Lower Manhattan which since 1976 has presented
and preserved temporal art: Artists' books and other multiples produced
internationally since 1960; temporary installations; and performance
art.
Trained in English Literature, Ms. Wilson became fascinated by the
art field in which text and image intersect while teaching at the
Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. As an artist, she has performed
in the guises of Alexander Haig, Ronald Reagan, Nancy Reagan and Barbara
Bush. Ms. Wilson lectures widely on the book as an artform and on
performance art; she is presently editing an issue of the College
Art Association's "Art Journal" on the subject of performance art.
Martha will co-present The
Whys and Hows of Deinstitutionalization. She will also serve on
the Jury/Steering Committee for Beyond
Interface: net.art and Art on the Net.
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