Thirza Cuthand
Poolside, Fall 1999, pp. 11-15
The article discusses the history of artist Thirza Cuthand and most of her work. It follows her work from age 16 to current; focusing on development of visual style and subject matter. Her work deals with homosexuality, childhood sexuality, intergenerational relationships, mental disability, and the politics of multi-race identity.
This essay is also in the book Transference, Tradition, Technology: Native new media exploring visual and digital culture (published by Walter Philips Gallery editions, Banff, 2005).
ITEM 1999.058 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Lessons in Baby Dyke Theory – Theo J. Cuthand
Manipulation Dictation – Theo J. Cuthand
Springs Eternal – Theo J. Cuthand
Colonization: The Second Coming – Theo J. Cuthand
Working Baby Dyke Theory: The Diasporic Impact of Cross Generattional Barriers – Theo J. Cuthand
Untouchable – Theo J. Cuthand
Thirza Cuthhand's Through the Looking Glass – Theo J. Cuthand
My Sister – Theo J. Cuthand
My Sister – Daniella Ratzlaff
Bisexual Wannabe – Theo J. Cuthand
Earth Flesh – Theo J. Cuthand