Jo Spence
Only when I got to fifty did I realise I was Cinderella (07), 1984
Artist laminated exhibition panel
32.5 x 32.5 cms
12 12/16 x 12 12/16 ins
11978
Provenance
Jo Spence Memorial ArchiveRichard Saltoun Gallery, London
Exhibitions
Jo Spence: Review of Work 1950-1985, Camerawork Gallery, London, 1985. Exhibition toured by Cockpit Gallery:Dales Brewery, March - April, 1985,
Ffotogallery, Cardiff, July 1985
Battersea Arts Centre, Sept 1985
Triangle Gallery, Birmingham, October 1985
The Cockpit Gallery, Holborn, London, January 1986
Phototherapy Road Show, Photographers' Gallery, 1985
Missing Persons / Damaged Lives. Jo Spence in collaboration with Rosy Martin, Ya'acov Khan, David Roberts and Tim Sheard, Leeds City Art Galleries, 1991.
Actually, the Dead Are Not Dead: Techniques of Becoming at Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart, 16 October 2021 - 2 January 2022
Jo Spence : from Fairy Tales to Phototherapy. Photographs from the Hyman Collection, Arnolfini Bristol, (18th May 2020 - 20th June 2021) (this print)
One of a set of rare artist-laminated exhibition panels that Jo Spence made in collaboration with Rosy Martin and Terry Dennett. The colour works from this series were made in...
One of a set of rare artist-laminated exhibition panels that Jo Spence made in collaboration with Rosy Martin and Terry Dennett. The colour works from this series were made in collaboration with Rosy Martin and the black and white work in collaboration with Terry Dennett.
Rosy Martin has written of this series of laminated panels: "The individual photos did have their own titles. Jo is using work made in photo-therapy sessions with me in another context - to tell another set of stories."
Inscribed:
a good struggle.
It's too much responsibility
I'm very tired & disillusioned"
These laminated panels, from 1984, build from this engagement with Cinderella and also look forward to the centrality of health issues in her later work.
We are grateful to Rosy Martin for her assistance in cataloguing this work.
Rosy Martin has written of this series of laminated panels: "The individual photos did have their own titles. Jo is using work made in photo-therapy sessions with me in another context - to tell another set of stories."
Inscribed:
a good struggle.
It's too much responsibility
I'm very tired & disillusioned"
These laminated panels, from 1984, build from this engagement with Cinderella and also look forward to the centrality of health issues in her later work.
We are grateful to Rosy Martin for her assistance in cataloguing this work.