Society Portraits

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Society Portraits is a photographic series by Cindy Sherman in which she stages herself as wealthy, aging socialites to critique class, gender, and constructed identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artwork
photographic series
artForm photography
artisticApproach appropriation of social types
caricature
role-playing
satire
self-staging
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Cindy Sherman NERFINISHED
features Cindy Sherman as model
elaborate costumes
heavy makeup
luxurious interiors
signifiers of wealth
wigs
genre conceptual photography
contemporary art
self-portrait photography
hasPart individual staged portraits
inLanguage nonverbal visual language
intendedCritiqueOf class privilege
gender roles
ideals of feminine beauty
social performance
upper-class society
mainSubject aging
aging women
beauty standards
class
class critique
constructed identity
consumer culture
gender
performance of femininity
social status
wealthy socialites
movement postmodern art
narrativeFocus fabricated personas
performance of identity
partOf Cindy Sherman photographic oeuvre NERFINISHED
relatedWork Centerfolds NERFINISHED
History Portraits NERFINISHED
Untitled Film Stills NERFINISHED
usesMedium color photography
large-scale prints
staged photography

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Cindy Sherman notableWork Society Portraits