March 11, 2015 at the Museum of Modern Art is opened the exhibition of the British artist Sarah Neill – Jones, it is called “The disappearing woman”. The exhibition will be presented by approximately 100 pictures,1 video installation and 1 video.
The exhibition will be opened for visitors from 11.03.2015 till 01.04.2015 year.
Sarah Neill – Jones was born in the UK, in London in 1969. She had studied at Art school in the city), in Scotland, as well as at the University of Arts in London. In 2010 she had received the the Degree of Candidate of Sciences College of Art (London, UK).
The aim of the project was to study the effect of changing geographical position on foreign women, temporarily residing in Azerbaijan, as well as to create a collective image of foreign women in society. Most often during the interview sounded themes of disorientation in space and alienation, sometimes leading to isolation and powerlessness. However, positive keynote sounded the theme of expanding horizons, interest in the environment and high tolerance to all kinds of differences in society. The choice of correspondents was determined with the age range, marital status, working and not working foreign women.
All participants agreed to participate in the art project on a voluntary basis. The survey was conducted within 6 months from September 2013 to February 2014.
The artist's works were exhibited as part of the prestigious personal and collective exhibitions around the world – from the UK to Norway, France, Angola, Korea, Turkey, and more recently – and in Azerbaijan, where the artist currently lives and works.
The price of ticket: 5 AZN
The price of ticket for students: 2 AZN
