Tifkas

© the artists. Image credit: Tim Bowditch. Installation image from the Roberts Institute of Art

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'Tifkas' is a 2015 work by Hannah Quinlan (b.1991) and Rosie Hastings (b.1991). The title, 'Tifkas', is the name of the bar in Leslie Feinberg’s out-of-print novel 'Stone Butch Blues' (1993), set just before the American Civil Rights Movement. The artists create a sublime landscape littered with references to the narrative including flyers and discarded beer cans. 'Tifkas' is part of an ongoing investigation by Quinlan and Hastings.

The Roberts Institute of Art

London

Title

Tifkas

Date

2015

Medium

HD drawing printed on Duratrans film in lightbox

Measurements

H 133 x W 192 cm

Accession number

QUHA-2016-01

Work type

Print

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