JULIE LAFFIN    ARTIST
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  • Industry of the Ordinary Portrait Project
  • brain change
  • Instructions for Living in Your Car
  • remote intimations
  • shield
  • in situ
  • 1990-2000
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    • The Red Gown Perpendicular
    • kiss piece
    • more red gowns
    • small sacrifice
    • various states of d(u)ress
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In Situ was a site specific performance work created for the Chicago Cultural Center's interior courtyard. The 55 ft. tall dress could be seen from multiple vantage points within the building simultaneously, including a variety of perspectives through windows on different floors. The dress, made from polyester ripstop fabric, remained outdoors in the courtyard for the month of October in celebration of Chicago Artists Month during which time it was activated by multiple performances.
Special thanks to: Claire Geall-Sutton, Dylan Rice, Andrew Cook, The Rhino Fest and Cheryl Noel and Ravi Ricker of WRAP Architecture of Chicago. Photos © 2003 Andrew Cook.
  • Home
  • CV
  • Statement
  • Jakarta Biennale #14
  • Julie Laffin & Jennifer Natalya Fink
  • Precipitation
  • Industry of the Ordinary Portrait Project
  • brain change
  • Instructions for Living in Your Car
  • remote intimations
  • shield
  • in situ
  • 1990-2000
    • Over
    • The Red Gown Perpendicular
    • kiss piece
    • more red gowns
    • small sacrifice
    • various states of d(u)ress
  • arizona again
  • curatorial
  • links of interest