Installation photographs of Angels & Tomboys: Girlhood in Nineteenth Century American Art; February 2013. This exhibition will be on view at the Brooks through May 12th, 2013.
“Well, it was lovely to see you all, but it has been a long journey – I think I will retire to my pedestal for the night.”
“Paul and Luis! It is good to see I am in good hands. Did my people send the proper specifications?”
“No, that can’t be right- it’s 35 1/2 x 29 x 18 inches, 450 pounds. Firm. It is a bit chilly in the galleries tonight, isn’t it? Got anything I can wrap myself in?”
“I meant a blanket.”
“That’s better-ish.”
“Kip darling! Is that you?”
“Did you get my rider? Green Tea, Chex Mix, Biore strips, handheld TV….”
“No TV? But Modern Family is on tonight!”
“Are we at least still on for yoga and meditation tomorrow morning?”
“You boys paying attention? Beauty, brains, and I got jokes!”
“Oh, c’mon – nothing? I’m not that bad! Did you hear about Nike of Samothrace? She is getting a FOUR MILLION DOLLAR makeover, talk about a diva! Now, who is drawing my bath? I can’t, I’m a sculpture!”
