FRANÇOISE SULLIVAN "UNTITLED" PASTEL, 2000 Nan Goldin bath (Pictured on the far right

(Pictured on the far right in the photograph)

Many of her innovative creations predate similar works by female artists of the late 20th century - Tracey Emin's crotchet works are one of several examples

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

critics overlooked elements in General Idea's work that dealt with queer identity or sexuality

Simultaneously minimal and intricate

FRANÇOISE SULLIVAN "UNTITLED" PASTEL, 2000 Nan Goldin bath (Pictured on the far rightFranoise Sullivan (b. 1923) is a trailblazing force in Canadian art, recognized not only for her groundbreaking work in modern dance but also for her prolific and versatile contributions across multiple disciplines, including painting, sculpture, and photography. Sullivan began her career in the 1940s as a modern dancer, studying with renowned choreographers in New York before returning to Montreal towards the end of the decade. Upon her return, she