Time Out says
Wed Jan 23 2013
Conrad is one of the founding fathers of ’60s–’70s experimental film, and in this show—whose title stands for women in prison—he tackles the low-budget schlock genre of female-penitentiary melodrama as a way of examining conventions of antiauthoritarian expression in pop culture. On view is film originally shot in 1982 and ’83 (starring artists Tony Oursler and Mike Kelley), plus a re-creation of its jail-cell setting—outfitted with working plumbing and painted in feminine shades of pink and yellow.
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