
Monica Sjöö, The Great Cosmic Mother
Born in Sweden, Monica Sjöö (1938-2005) lived most of her adult life in Bristol. As an outspoken pioneer of feminist art and female spirituality, Sjöö began producing raw, bold images that sought to express her growing resentment for social injustices. Later works speaks to ancient knowledge and belief systems, drawing imagery from pagan sites and female symbols of the past, reflecting her life-long research into ancient matriarchal cultures. Tracing the artist's deep commitment to gender and environmental justice, the retrospective exhibition and catalogue will introduce and consider Monica Sjöö's artistic and activist practice - a practice that also chimes with many challenges today. The richly illustrated catalogue also contains essays by art historians and feminist scholars, as well as newly commissioned contributions by contemporary artists.
Writers: Amy Budd, Jennie Klein, Olivia Plender, Jill Smith, Lucy Stein, Monica Sjöö, Amy Tobin, Jo Widoff, Annika Öhrner
Editor: Jo Widoff och Amy Budd
Binding: softcover
Language: English
Graphic design: Kölqvist
Format: 21.7 × 28 cm
Pages: 184
Images: c. 150 colour
ISBN 978-91-984573-2-2 (Moderna Museet)
ISBN 978-3-7533-0448-9 (Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König)
Co-published with Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König
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Born in Sweden, Monica Sjöö (1938-2005) lived most of her adult life in Bristol. As an outspoken pioneer of feminist art and female spirituality, Sjöö began producing raw, bold images that sought to express her growing resentment for social injustices. Later works speaks to ancient knowledge and belief systems, drawing imagery from pagan sites and female symbols of the past, reflecting her life-long research into ancient matriarchal cultures. Tracing the artist's deep commitment to gender and environmental justice, the retrospective exhibition and catalogue will introduce and consider Monica Sjöö's artistic and activist practice - a practice that also chimes with many challenges today. The richly illustrated catalogue also contains essays by art historians and feminist scholars, as well as newly commissioned contributions by contemporary artists.
Writers: Amy Budd, Jennie Klein, Olivia Plender, Jill Smith, Lucy Stein, Monica Sjöö, Amy Tobin, Jo Widoff, Annika Öhrner
Editor: Jo Widoff och Amy Budd
Binding: softcover
Language: English
Graphic design: Kölqvist
Format: 21.7 × 28 cm
Pages: 184
Images: c. 150 colour
ISBN 978-91-984573-2-2 (Moderna Museet)
ISBN 978-3-7533-0448-9 (Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König)
Co-published with Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König













