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Cady Noland

Tanya as a Bandit

  • Year1989
  • MaterialSilk screen on aluminium, fabric
  • Dimensions180 x 120 x 2 cm
  • Year of acquisition1990
  • Inventory numberUAB 322
  • On viewAktuell nicht ausgestellt

More about the artwork

“Tanya as a Bandit” belongs to a group of works in which Cady Noland addressed the abduction of Patricia (Patty) Hearst. The daughter of a US media mogul was kidnapped in 1974 by the left-wing terrorist group Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA). However, she soon expressed solidarity with her kidnappers’ political causes. The staged photograph in front of an SLA flag with which Hearst announced her new identity as a militant fighter under the nom de guerre Tanya, circulated widely in the media after she had taken part in an armed bank robbery. Noland’s work simultaneously utilizes and criticizes the strategies of the tabloid press, which react to such news in a way that is as exaggerated as it is sensational.

Further collection artworks

Cy Twombly, Untitled (New York City), 1955/2002, UAB 435aus der Sammlung Brandhorst
Cy Twombly Untitled (New York City), 1955/2002
Werkabbildung Cy Twombly, Bacchanalia - Winter (5 Days in February), 1977 im Museum Brandhorst in München Teil der Sammlung Brandhorst
Cy Twombly Bacchanalia – Winter (5 Days in February), 1977
Cy Twombly , Lepanto XI, 2001, UAB 479aus der Sammlung Brandhorst
Cy Twombly Lepanto XI, 2001
Cy Twombly , Lepanto VIII, 2001, UAB 476aus der Sammlung Brandhorst
Cy Twombly Lepanto VIII, 2001
Nicola L. Little TV Woman: ‘I Am the Last Woman Object’