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A Bad Mamma Jamma

A Bad Mamma Jamma
1982
Collaborative multimedia fashion show
Photograph: Howard Ehrenfeld,
Eubie Blake Cultural Center, Baltimore, Maryland

This photograph documents a collaborative multimedia fashion show of clothing designed and created by Scott. The backdrops were made by her artist friends Linda DePalma and Paul Daniels. Projected slides of Baltimore neighborhoods (including images of her Read Street Window Installation) were taken by photographer/friend Howard Ehrenfeld. Music also accompanied the modeling of her clothing. This theatrical piece was a precursor to the performance work Scott began in the mid-1980s.

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Justin works mainly on new media projects at the Museum: website, blogs, podcasts, digital photography, kiosks, etc. A former teacher, he's now part of the Education team.

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Categories: Artwork, Exhib: Kickin' It

Published: June 12, 2006

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