Birds women dogs men: gender and animality in 21st-century Australian painting - Dr Kate Livett

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Birds women dogs men: gender and animality in 21st-century Australian painting - Dr Kate Livett

7/10/2013

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Meera Atkinson

What who what who what who
birds Vincent, Jimmy, Bruce
what who what who what who
cat Whiskers, wolf and snake
what who what who what who
says what is who that makes
what who what who what who
decides the seeing face?

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