Immersed in questions of feminism, identity politics and social inclusion, Sadie Murdoch’ s work considers less-known and often contradictory facets of modernism. Fascinated by women who have been sidelined from the dominant version of modernism, Murdoch re-stages seminal women characters from Eileen Gray to Josephine Baker and re-creates open-ended narratives that cast a shadow on orthodox readings of modernism.