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  • on the potential benefits of mistaken identity

    November 30th, 2009
    By: Gemma Hedegaard
    Topics: Quotes

    I didn’t have the good luck to mistakenly believe when I was young that Cézanne was a woman, as one artist friend of mine did. She grew up thinking that, like Marianne or Joanne, Cézanne was clearly female, as well as the greatest modern artist in the world. By the time my friend discovered her mistake, she had internalised the notion that she, too, might someday be the greatest modern artist in the world, since it would be only natural for one woman to follow another in that position.1

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    1. Susan Hiller. O’Keefe As I See Her. Frieze Magazine, Issue 11, 1993. [↩]
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    • emmafernberger
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