Christina Ramberg

Christina Ramberg’s practice is populated by the imagery of hair, urns and bodies. First, as an exploration of fetishising and later as a tool to experiment with texture and pattern, her acrylic on Masonite and later quilt works depict the female body through the studious lens of space and form. Ramberg is commonly known for being part of the Chicago Imagists, the cohort of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the late 1960s. The Imagists’ work is characterised by their fragmented persp...Read more