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Reflections on the Electric Mirror: New Feminist Video
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Video by a new generation of female—and, in many cases, feminist—artists, including Klara Liden and Kate Gilmore, who is enjoying a star moment with her videos that make chaos look kind of fun.
Don’t you wish you were there?Liden’s retrospective at the MoMA has just closed, but you can see the spunky Berlin-based artist here in her breakthrough video Paralyzed, in which she breaks into a crazy dance on a busy commuter train in Sweden.
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