self-deprecating and self-aware", while in an interview with the South Australian Contemporary Art Centre publication Broadsheet, the artist was accused of nihilism, but she responded by saying her practice was a way of confronting depression rather than escaping it. The artist has also described herself as "an awful, ungrateful, spoiled brat of a woman". Acknowledgments Klose's work has featured at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the Biennale of Sydney She is represented by Tolarno Galleries in Melbourne, who represent other high-profile Australian artists such as Bill Henson and Patricia Piccinini. In 2008 Klose was listed in Australian Art Collector as one of "50 of Australia's Most Collectable Artists". See also Tracey Emin Australian Feminist Art Timeline References External links Anastasia Klose at Tolarno Galleries Cardboard prop used in "The Silent Protest of Anastasia Klose" 1978 births Living people Australian women artists Feminist artists Victorian College of the Arts alumni University of Melbourne women Australian performance artists Women performance artists Australian installation artists Women installation artists Artists from Melbourne Australian feminists 21st-century Australian artists Australian video artists