Gander Imbalance; Barry CLEAVIN; 1993; 1324
Gander Imbalance
About this objectA set of birds on a see-saw; a gander of geese at the lower end, a single rooster at the other. The see-saw sits on a low and flat horizon line in an empty and flat (desert) landscape with moon and stars in the sky. The image is a response to feminist discourse and provocatively poses the question as to how many gander are equal to a rooster.
Maker Date Made1993
Medium and MaterialsEtching on paper
Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Subject and Association Keywords Named CollectionDame Ann and John Hercus
Credit LineGifted by Ann and John Hercus in 2014
Object Type Object number1324
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