A new exhibition at Raven Row in London is dedicated to the work of American artist Christine Kozlov, a key but often overlooked figure in the early Conceptual Art movement. The show focuses on her contributions from the mid-1960s to the late 1970s, revealing the scope of her activity during this formative period.
This exhibition matters because it brings significant scholarly and public attention to Kozlov's pioneering role. By highlighting her work, it challenges and expands the historical narrative of Conceptual Art, which has frequently centered on a more limited group of predominantly male artists.