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    "Licity's art is unlike any other out there.

    She is daring. She is alive. She is not afraid of pulling you in or pushing you away." —MW Gallery Director

     

    CONCEPTUAL ART

    SHE'S EASY

    An intimate assemblage with audio about relationships and a decision to become a spinster. Jewelry box, spool of thread I bought when I was 16, scissors, lace underwear, pins, guitar strings, Spoken word audio with music by Traverse Such and Amanda Huron. 

    Portland Art Museum, Portland OR
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    Tow

    A personal history. Live performance. Video close up of eating multicolored dum-dums, voice over from Michel Foucault's Discipline and Punish, orange suitcase. Repeated picking up and dropping of me, followed by reciting a Janis Joplin monologue about love. Inspired by Antonin Artaud. Performed with Micah Perry

    Enteractive Language Festival Portland, OR
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    Skinned

    A collaborative self-portrait. Kitchen cabinet doors and craft blocks painted with house paint. I asked several paint experts at local hardware stores each to create a custom paint to match various parts of my body—left arm, right thigh, face, belly, back, palm and breast. Radio Story produced by Dmae Roberts. 

    Studio 360 (WNYC/Public Radio International) 
    Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA.









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