Francis Bacon
Performative photographic triptych from 2011 by visual artist Alexandre Mury, subverting identity and flesh through a rereading of painter Francis Bacon.
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Francis Bacon
Summary
Francis Bacon is a fine-art photography[1].
Key Facts
- Francis Bacon's field of work was conceptual art[2].
- Francis Bacon is the creator of Alexandre Mury[3].
- Francis Bacon's instance of is recorded as fine-art photography[4].
- Francis Bacon's instance of is recorded as performance artwork[5].
- Francis Bacon's genre is recorded as self-portrait[6].
- Francis Bacon's genre is recorded as conceptual photography[7].
- Francis Bacon's made from material is recorded as chromogenic print[8].
- Francis Bacon's collection is recorded as Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro[9].
- Francis Bacon's collection is recorded as Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection[10].
- Francis Bacon's part of is recorded as Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection[11].
- +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Francis Bacon[12].
- Francis Bacon's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[13].
- Francis Bacon's exhibition history is recorded as New Acquisitions 2010/2012: Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection[14].
- Francis Bacon's main subject is recorded as Francis Bacon[15].
- Francis Bacon's main subject is recorded as hybrid dramaturgies[16].
- Francis Bacon's main subject is recorded as image disappropriation[17].
- Francis Bacon's described at URL is recorded as https://enciclopedia.itaucultural.org.br/obra614570/francis-bacon[18].
- Francis Bacon's described by source is recorded as Alexandre Mury: Historical Frictions[19].
- Francis Bacon's described by source is recorded as Alexandre Mury: Historical Frictions[20].
- Francis Bacon's described by source is recorded as Gilberto Chateaubriand Collection: Volume 3 | 90s/00s to the newest[21].
- Francis Bacon's title is recorded as Francis Bacon[22].
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Career and Affiliations
Francis Bacon's field of work was conceptual art[2].
Works and Contributions
Francis Bacon is the creator of Alexandre Mury[3].