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Geta Brătescu

30 June – 18 October 2015
Geta Bratescu Callisthetic 1980-81 detail

Geta Bratescu Callisthetic 1980-81detail

Born in Romania in 1926, and working for much of her life within a Commmunist state, Brătescu's vivid practice has manifested as performance, textile work, paper collage and film.

This introduction to Brătescu's singular vision comprises a selection of works from 1960 to the present day which showcases her commitment to the drawn line, whether created in fabric with a sewing machine, by the body performing through space, or found within her detailed classical draughtsmanship. It reveals a consistency of independent purpose and design persisting across the decades. 

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30 June – 18 October 2015

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Geta Brătescu in her Bucharest studio, February 2015, photographed by Stefan Sava
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To coincide with her forthcoming exhibition at Tate Liverpool – her first solo show in a British institution – Eleanor Clayton pays a visit to the studio of celebrated octogenarian Romanian artist Geta Brătescu

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