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Martha Rosler, academic and video artist,
reads the strange case of Baby M, an in-depth look at surrogate motherhood and a discussion of Mary Beth Whitehead and Mr. Sperm. “Born to be Sold” is a savage and funny analysis of women's bodies as commodity and of class as determining factor in the judicial choice of appropriate parents. Intrinsic to this brilliant critique lie the issues of media manipulation and bias. |
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A-108
BORN TO BE SOLD : THE STRANGE CASE OF BABY M Martha Rosler Essay, USA, 1988, 36 min, colour |
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