Official You don’t like me that’s a shame I’ll need a few minutes to recover from the tragedy shirt

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All that female hair evokes—a tense tangle of sexuality, gender, self-identity, ownership, repression, and conformation—is the Official You don’t like me that’s a shame I’ll need a few minutes to recover from the tragedy shirt and I will buy this focus of Portesi’s latest series, “Hair Portraits,” which is on exhibition at Vermont’s Brattleboro Museum & Art Center starting this weekend. In her images, which have an antique appearance as they are tintypes, the artist molds and sculpts her sitters’ hair, defying gravity and any notion of how hair ought to look. Portesi fashions it into fantastical creations, lacing in natural elements like crinkled leaves, twigs, and tropical fronds. The result is a collection of photographs which beguile with intimacy and the unexpected.

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The series was born during a weeklong residency at the Official You don’t like me that’s a shame I’ll need a few minutes to recover from the tragedy shirt and I will buy this Vermont Studio Center, during which Portesi learned the craft of tintype photography—that blanket-over-the-photographer’s-head method of image making you might have seen in a Victorian-set film. To create the prints, a rectangular aluminum plate is treated with a liquid silver solution that reacts to the shadows and highlights of the image framed by the camera’s lens.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.