Bras bras bras! So I am back in LA (finally) after being away for a month. My travels took me to Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and NYC.
While in NYC, I installed Brascape at
hiChristina gallery in the Lower East Side.
We had the opening Sunday Nov 1 and it was packed! There were serverval performances also.
Featured were
Amy Ouzoonian (a fantastically scantly clad chanteuse), Patrick "
mangina" Bucklew, trachtenberg slideshow
players, touching you, and a sweet dance brought to us by Christina,
Fritz, and the sock puppet *who i forgot his name.
The brascape is still up until the 12th of Nov. If you are in NYC please go down to Orchard and Rivington and tell me what you think. Also if you take any photos, send them my way.
Thanks! Here are some photos that I have collected so far(mainly from my sister).
The last ones are photos of the first time the 200 black bras got together and "hungout."
I want to make things that have never been made before- Yoshikazu Yamagata. Here is an image of one of his giganitc clothing items for Fall 2005. His white colossus can be found hanging in a tree, at other times it appears on the banister in a stairwell - food for the imagination but not to unsimilar to Vito Acconci's Adjustable Wall Bra. 
Public space is leaving home- I always thought this Acconci quote was related to the Wall Bra for some reason. It's making one of the most private spaces (the space between the breast and the cup) in habitable for all and all body parts for that matter. One could also relate home to a mother's breast that you stop feeding from .
My brascape is itching to make it out and again... any suggestions?
