JACK CHAMBERS "STUDY OF A YOUNG BOY" GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 1958 Art from California Pratt renders the eviscerated chickens

Pratt renders the eviscerated chickens with palpable tension as she reveals the intricacies of their protruding cartilage

This work is a paradigm of Astman's practice from the late 70s where she created Polaroid grids of her contemporaries and added text to the margins

(Click here to see an example of one of the commissioned portraits

uses snapshots of young women in friendly but sexualized poses atop motorcycles

Literature: "Glamour is Theft: A User's Guide to General Idea"

JACK CHAMBERS "STUDY OF A YOUNG BOY" GRAPHITE ON PAPER, 1958 Art from California Pratt renders the eviscerated chickensJack Chambers (1931 1978) is a renowned Canadian artist with international acclaim for his painting, filmmaking, and significant contributions to art theory. A wanderlust, Chambers spent his young adulthood traveling throughout Europe before landing in Madrid to pursue a formal education at the prestigious Escuela Central de Bellas Artes de San Fernando. The years spent in Spain had a profound impact on Chambers, informing both his personal and