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Rachel Whiteread (Londres, 20 de abril de 1963) es una artista inglesa que realiza esculturas que tienen forma de molde. Fue la primera mujer en ganar el Premio Turner anual en 1993.
Dame Rachel Whiteread DBE (born 20 April 1963) is an English artist who primarily produces sculptures, which typically take the form of casts. She was the first woman to win the annual Turner Prize in 1993.
In Rachel Whiteread’s sculptures and drawings, everyday settings, objects, and surfaces are transformed into ghostly replicas that are eerily familiar. Through casting, she frees her subject matter—from beds, tables, and boxes to water towers and entire houses—from practical use, suggesting a new permanence, imbued with memory.
Learn about Rachel Whiteread, an English sculptor who won the Turner Prize in 1993 and created works such as House and Judenplatz Holocaust Memorial. Explore 15 artworks by Whiteread in Tate Britain and Modern.
Learn about the Turner Prize-winning artist who changed the way we think about sculpture with her casts of everyday objects and spaces. Discover her work's themes, materials, stories, and impact on London and beyond.
Rachel Whiteread, CBE. 20 de abril de 1963; London, England, United Kingdom. Arte Conceptual. Young British Artists. escultura dibujo instalación.
Rachel Whiteread (born April 20, 1963, London, England) is a British artist known for her monumental sculptures that represent what is usually considered to be negative space. She won the Turner Prize in 1993, becoming the honour’s first woman recipient, and represented Great Britain at the Venice Biennale in 1997.
