I’m looking for art gallery space for the following conceptual pieces.
This Land is Their Land
In this piece signs such as “Private Property,” “For Sale,” “Keep off the Grass,” “For Rent,” “For Sell by Owner,” “Posted Keep Out, “No Trespassing,” “No Parking,” is up on the walls. In the center of the gallery is a water foundation with a sign that reads on it, “25 cents.” Another sign reads, “Drink at your Own Risk, Uranium tailings.” In the background is the song by Woody Guthrie “This Land is Your Land.”
Have and Have Nots: What They Don’t Have
This piece
deals with having large
posters of Houses of the
Rich and Famous on the
walls of the gallery.
Like sculpture placed
around the gallery are
objects that are luxury
items in the Third World,
but common objects in
the First World. Such
items could be: A shower
stall, a stove, a telephone,
a computer, movie tickets,
medicine, and food. Then
there would be neon signs
flashing in red between
the posters such as, "Extinction,"
"Genocide,"
"Weapons of Mass
Destruction."
photo: Neutopia in Malibu, California. She is in need of a key that unlocks the barbed wired gated wall to the beach.