The Seven Pleasures of Snow White

‘The Seven Pleasures of Snow White’ at Sherman Galleries
26.06.2006 Dani Marti

Energy rippling, bubbling, engorging the frame, spilling out, spilling beyond the confinement of categories. The body and its pleasures cannot be contained; powerfully perverse, they leak past social norms and into social space.

Anthony Gardner, extract from his catalogue essay ‘There is nothing at the end of the rainbow’ march 2005

Considering his objects as bodies, the works in this exhibition will continue themes explored in previous works – power relationships, pleasure and pain, constraint and release. Through works entitled A hundred lashes; A body without organs, White holes, The schizo body, Troughman (the yellow peril) – a 180 x 180 x 180 cm yellow cube on castor wheels ; Pablo or the impossible dream – a 3D oval shape hanging on the wall, 2.2 m high, made of rubber and Un sacerdote y un muchacho(take 1 and take 2), inspired in Goya’s etchings, this exhibition of new works by Marti, explore the strange and normal, erotic and eclectic ways of engaging the body in a rich and diverse practice of pleasure – seeking and realising.

If you have any questions, please contact: Jeremy Smith Gallery Coordinator Sherman Galleries 16–20 Goodhope Street Paddington NSW 2021 Tel: +61 2 9331 1112 Email: j.smith@shermangalleries.com.au

Press release for Snow White

Exhibition Link, ‘Snow White’, 2006