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Sasha Grey And Lindsay Lohan On Display At Gagosian Gallery
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Jen Carlson
Published Sep 18, 2012
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Last week Richard Phillips new self-titled exhibit at the Gagosian Gallery on West 24th Street opened, which brings massive paintings of both Sasha Grey and Lindsay Lohan to its walls through October 20th. According to the press release, "Phillips has embarked on a new phase of work that hinges on the self-awareness of real-life subjects." Along with the paintings there are "motion portraits" of the women, where "both actresses project self-conscious recognition in their performances and in turn point toward the transformative potential of narrative action, framed by their compelling beauty." Self-conscious recognition and tasteful cleavage shots are just a click away:
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