Photos: Sturtevant: Repeat Offender
After 50 years in the art world, Sturtevant—a true American original best known for her remakes of 1960s masterworks—is finally getting her due. W meets the octogenarian enfant terrible.
Portrait of Sturtevant, by Loren Muzzey, 2013.
Sturtevant takes in her Warhol Flowers, 1990, at an exhibition of her work at the Moderna Museet, Stockholm, 2012. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Installation view of Duchamp Fresh Widow, 1992–2012, Moderna Museet, 2012. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Pacman, 2012. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Johns Target With Plaster Casts, 1999. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Sturtevant as Beuys as Dillinger in Dillinger Running Series, 2000. Courtesy of Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Paris, Salzburg.
Installation view of Finite Infinite, 2010. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Installation view of Sex Dolls, 2011, at Serpentine Gallery, London, 2013. Courtesy Serpentine Gallery, London. Photograph: Jerry Hardman-Jones.
Elastic Tango, 2010, a video installation. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Installation view of John Waters Dorothy Malone’s Collar, 2012, and Haring Untitled, 1987, Moderna Museet, 2012. Courtesy of Moderna Museet / Asa LundEn.
Kiefer Voyage au Bout de la Nuit, 1992, at Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, Germany, 1992. © Maike Klein / Deichtorhallen Hamburg. Exhibition Sturtevant at Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 14.8.27.9.1992.
A detail of Trilogy of Transgression, 2004, a three-channel video. Courtesy of MoMA.
