Susan Hiller (b. 1940 Tallahassee, Florida - 2019 London) has lived and worked in Britain since the early 1970s, when she became known for her innovative artistic practice excavating the overlooked or ignored aspects of our culture. She adopted and combined media in radical ways and became an important influence on a younger generations of artists. Hiller cites Minimalism, Fluxus, aspects of Surrealism, anthropology and feminism as influences on her unique practice. She juxtaposes knowledge derived from anthropology, psychoanalysis and other scientific disciplines with materials generally considered unimportant, like postcards, wallpaper, popular movies and stories of UFO sightings, balancing the familiar and the unexplained and inviting the viewer to participate in the creation of meaning.

Solo exhibitions of her work were held in important institutions such as: Tate Britain, London; Castello di Rivoli, Turin; Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Joy Art Gallery, Beijing; Kunsthalle, Basle; Kunst-Raum des Deutschen Bundestages, Berlin; Museu Serralves, Porto and Fondacion Mendoza, Caracas. Her talks and interviews have been collected in two books: The Provisional Texture of Reality (2008) and Thinking about Art: Conversations with Susan Hiller (1996).

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