ODATV: First censored, now exhibited in a museum... Superrealist exhibition: 'Long Island Girl'

The superrealist sculptures of Carole A. Feuerman, the founder of superrealist sculpture art, which were censored in the 1970s, are now meeting with visitors at the Museum of Sex in New York, USA.

The works of Carole A. Feuerman, the founder of superrealist sculpture, produced in the late 1970s but unable to be exhibited due to the cultural climate of the period, are now on display. In the exhibition titled “Long Island Girl” opened at the Museum of Sex in New York, USA, the artist’s overshadowed works allow for the re-reading of figurative sculpture in the context of gender.