Leigh Ledare

Agency, intimacy, consent, voyeurism.
Archival and photographic methodologies.

MoMA Plot.
Ana and Carl, and some other couples.
Children’s drawings.


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Image of Studio object

  • Catalog No.
  • 00554-2009-PP-IntimacyAutonomyAfterJoanSemme…
  • Title
  • Intimacy-Autonomy, After Joan Semmel
  • Dimensions
  • Variable (40 x 60)
  • Materials
  • Digital image file
  • Object Location
  • Digital

  • Technical Notes

Location: Sands and Robin’s apartment (Swammerdamstraat). Photographer: self-shot. Shown in an ‘off Pride’ festival in Zürich, Switzerland in 2009.


  • Reflection Notes

From 27. April 2020 (WeTransfer notes): “7 images including the cat (Betsie) on the bed and Robin and my body are an homage series to Joan Semmel’s work ‘Intimacy-Autonomy’ from 1974. She has never seen them (Joan) and probably never will.” – SMW. From 24. March 2020 (in email exchange): “here are the images too (just found them) which were printed fairly large and hung in sequence… i think there was only one image of our former cat Betsie in the sun… … then the Eva Hesse book on the floor and then the three nude images of us in the sun on the bed… … .i am going to start making domestic images again especially now that we are stuck inside! (but with sun, thank goddess!); https://artschaft.com/2018/09/... THIS IS THE JOAN SEMMEL PAINTING IMAGE FROM MY BIRTH YEAR ‘INTIMACY/AUTONOMY’ WHICH I ADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDORE AND WHICH WE ARE REFERRING TO IN THESE IMAGES :)” – SMW.

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Image of Studio object

  • Catalog No.
  • 00382-c2002-PsW2000-DRAWINGISNOTMYTHING
  • Title
  • DRAWING IS NOT MY THING
  • Dimensions
  • 30 x 42
  • Materials
  • Oil crayon and pen on paper
  • Object Location
  • Physical

  • Reflection Notes

“Sometimes I think of psychic pain, and there’s so much of it that I just block it, I could have never guessed that things would be like they are now… but I hoped.” – SMW. “I guess that is part of the artist life… the imposter syndrome.” – AC.

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