A performance, video and photographic artist working on both sides of the camera in wryly humorous, semi-autobiographical, feminist pieces.
I don’t know where they got ahold of a copy of this old compilation distributed by artcom, but from the site letterboxd here is a user’s review:
“…Monet Clark’s profound piece “Convulsive Stripper”, is astonishing in its knowledge of perversion with loneliness and features a strip tease with the stripper going into mini-seizures. That one in itself would be rated **** 1/2″ https://letterboxd.com/film/art-com-14-rebel-girls/
“Tall & thin Clark easily embodies the current beauty ideal, which is part of what makes it so effective when she ruptures the continuity of the illusion which she has created…she indicts the viewer for objectifying her, but desire is a double edged sword as she is complicit in this objectification.”–Hyperallergic
