HFC

Her “installation”—and I use the term loosely—was a pile of laundry. Literal clothes. Used. Stained. Plopped in the center of the space like performance vomit. Socks. Underwear. A Comme blazer folded into origami roadkill. A pair of Bottega heels with one strap missing.

The plaque read:

“Inheritance: Traces of a Woman’s Labor.”