ON THE FRINGE: Extremely Public Displays of Privacy Act I

Extremely Public Displays of Privacy brings to light the pornography of our daily lives via social networking and easy-access internet.

options

ON THE FRINGE: Extremely Public Displays of Privacy Act I

POSTED: Saturday, September 3, 2011, 12:30 PM

New Paradise Laboratories' Extremely Public Displays of Privacy brings to light the pornography of our daily lives via social networking and easy-access internet. The “story” features two women, one an eccentric, aging artist and the other a Fiona Apple-like young seductress. We, the viewers, are unsure what’s art here or what’s true relationship as we dig into their lives via Facebook, YouTube, and blog sites used to track everything from their names and interests to the exact shape and features of their genitals. Only the first part of the installment, Acts 2 and 3 may be even more surreal/real.

Runs through Oct. 1, free, MORE INFO HERE.

Posted by Meg Augustin @ 12:30 PM Permalink | Post a comment

Comments (0)

Q&A with SHARI SOLANIS: "The goal isn't pornography"
NOW SEE THIS: Transit cop arrests marijuana activist for alleged disorderly conduct.
SEXY TIME Q&A: I've never had an orgasm during sex with a man — and I'm 30!
CONCERT REVIEW: Primus (3D & quadraphonic sound) @ The Tower 10/17
What we're trying to do this weekend
ICEPACK ILLUSTRATED: Indian fare rules, Dunder Mifflin lives on, Tom Jones is a god
Q&A with Tony Goldwyn: "Life is gray, and relationships are, too"
Bradley Cooper promises he's not an asshole
CITY PAPER WRITING CONTEST 2013: Send stories! Send poetry!
Q&A with Goon’s Seann William Scott

About this blog

Featuring everything from event roundups to concert reviews and sex talk, City Paper's Critical Mass is a space for off-the-wall coverage of Philly's A&E scene.

Follow Critical Mass editors Patrick Rapa and Emily Guendelsberger on Twitter:

@mission2denmark | @emilygee

Search this blog:

Topics:

Blog archives:

May
April
March

February
January

Past Archives: