Susan Mogul
Born 1949
Since 1973 artist and filmmaker Susan Mogul has developed a body of work that is autobiographical, diaristic, and ethnographic. Her work addresses the human dilemma of self in relationship to family, community and the culture at large. Mogul’s videos of the early 1970s, as well as her recent documentaries, are often featured in exhibitions, publications, and college courses that examine the histories of video art, feminist art, and contemporary documentary.
“The conflict in forging one’s own identity in relation to a group—be it family or the culture at large—has been an underlying theme in my work. I was revealing attempts to define my self-image through humorous autobiographical anecdotes. In them I measured myself against influential role models.”
—Susan Mogul
Available Titles by Susan Mogul
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Collection | Action |
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| Dressing Up | 1973 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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| Untitled (Menses) | 1973 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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| Take Off | 1974 | Early Video Art, Single Titles |
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| Dear Dennis | 1988 | Single Titles |
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| Everyday Echo Street: A Summer Diary | 1993 | Single Titles |
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| I Stare at You and Dream | 1997 | Single Titles |
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| Sing, O Barren Woman | 2000 | Single Titles |
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