Sylvia was recently asked this question... “How has feminism changed contemporary art practice?” Love and Joy Feminism to me is equality to all,
as they used to say, I did this by placing my models in beautiful settings outside
or inside against colorful
landscapes or pleasing fabrics. To me, it
made me think that the model was a jewel,
being emphasized by their
surrounding or environment. Feminism
allowed me to Feminism gave us this intense freedom of expression thus allowing a change. Anything that helps to express the artist’s ideas, whether it is to surprise, glorify, shock or simply express a philosophy will lead to a change or will simply allow an opportunity for change. Sylvia Sleigh
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![]() Lawrence and Sylvia with Arthur the Avocado Tree 1966 Oil on Canvas 90" x 30" |
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Imperial Nude: Paul Rosano 1977 |
Legend: Elaine Shipman, 1974
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