Brick x Brick Performance Art - GOR-163533-18

Brick x Brick is a public art performance that builds human “walls” against misogyny. During the wall performances, participants wear brick-patterned jumpsuits adorned with colorful brick patches bearing statements of misogynistic violence made by Donald Trump. Placing divisive words on the jumpsuits is a symbol of our resistance and determination to maintain control over our bodies. Linking hands to form community walls of individuals further blocks and subverts the harmful messages that subjugate women. When standing in wall formation, they hold silent space that amplifies our message and builds unity through passive participation with the audience.
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4 days before the midterm elections on November 7th, a Feminist Art Parade in Washington Square Park, " We Vote: An Artist's Call to the Polls", It was designed to politically motivate art out of the galleries an into the streets.

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Brick x Brick is a public art performance that builds human “walls” against misogyny. During the wall performances, participants wear brick-patterned jumpsuits adorned with colorful brick patches bearing statements of misogynistic violence made by Donald Trump. Placing divisive words on the jumpsuits is a symbol of our resistance and determination to maintain control over our bodies. Linking hands to form community walls of individuals further blocks and subverts the harmful messages that subjugate women. When standing in wall formation, they hold silent space that amplifies our message and builds unity through passive participation with the audience.<br />
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4 days before the midterm elections on November 7th, a Feminist Art Parade in Washington Square Park, " We Vote: An Artist's Call to the Polls", It was designed to politically motivate art out of the galleries an into the streets.