Hillary Harkness, Reimagining Civil War Paintings, Revels in Uncomfortable Contradictions
She tweaks history with witty and often disturbing panache.
In Hilary Harknessâ application interview for the Yale Master of Fine Arts program, the artist recounts that the interviewer, who was an older man, told her that her work was boring. âWell, it isnât for you,â she recalls saying. The interviewer reddened, but she got into the program.
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