front, 17 x 55 in, wearable canvas, sharpies on primed cotton, 2012
As part of Xquisite Corpse Act One the artist wore a white canvas dress on the streets of Manhattan and asked New Yorkers from all walks of life to write her a message.
From the delivery guy on East 51st street, people waiting to be seated for lunch on the Upper East side, the doormen of Radio City hall, patrons waiting for their limousines at the Art Fairs, to the amazing person who literally dragged me inside the Armory Show, to visitors of Scope - New York, to a bar on 6th ave, to the cashier at Trader Joe's on 23rd street.
“In 15 languages and almost 200 messages, we wrote the poem of our collective subconscious and I called it "Today". Thus, the Xquisite Corpse Poem was written and Xquisite Corpse Act One was complete.”
back, 17 x 55 in, wearable canvas, sharpies on primed cotton, 2012