Bodies of work that look beyond the flesh
                   
scotsman.com     May 16, 2008          

Published Date: 16 May 2008 DUNDEE CONTEMPORARY ARTS FRANCESCA Woodman is an artist whose story, as much as her art, is the reason for her cult status. Woodman's work is always worth seeing, but here it is shown in a very particular context, alongside work by Lili Dujourie and Chantal Akerman.... [read full story]                

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