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kate marshall: red hot and bluestockinged

June 9, 2008 3:01 pm

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Though bluestocking feminists may have bristled at Kate Marshall’s pinups preening in robin’s egg hosiery, the 26-year-old English artist’s show of paintings on the emerging artists’ online gallery www.degreeart.com and in its bricks-and-mortar space on London’s hip Vyner Street has the feisty flirtatiousness that post-Madonna women’s rights crusaders approve of. Drawn in the loose and limber style of fashion illustrations and inspired by glossy editorials, Marshall’s work is intended to offer a “smutty, seaside postcard humour’s take on feminism, femininity, and the sexualized female image in popular culture.”

—Ana Finel Honigman

Photo: Kate Marshall, courtesy of DegreeArt

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