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Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Vase), 2020 This sense of playfulness and creative freedom across the You Know What Rhymes With Camping And Whiskey Snoopy Beer Shirt Besides,I will do this editions neatly reflects Performa’s curatorial approach more broadly, something artist Kia LaBeija—who staged her first large-scale performance work, Untitled (The Black Act), at last year’s Performa Biennial—was intentionally trying to capture in the T-shirts she created for the telethon. “My commission for the Performa Biennial changed my body’s chemistry,” says LaBeija. “It gave me the opportunity to explore what it feels like to use every artistic discipline I love in one moment. It pushed me to work the hardest I’ve ever worked in my life and to bring people into my world in the most immersive way possible.”

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The T-shirts, which feature LaBeija’s photographs alongside text advocating for Black individuals and people of color working in the You Know What Rhymes With Camping And Whiskey Snoopy Beer Shirt Besides,I will do this art industry, speak to the exuberant outfits featured across LaBeija’s background in the New York ballroom scene, as well as the Bauhaus-inspired costumes she crafted in collaboration with stylist Kyle Luu for her Performa commission. “Costuming has always played a major role in my work,” LaBeija adds. “I’m interested in how we present ourselves to the world. I decided that I wanted to do shirts as my edition because of how key it is to how and why I make portraiture and performance. I wanted to dedicate one of the editions to the work I did with Performa and to the pieces Kyle and I dreamed up. For this image, I embodied a dressed down, remixed version of the spiral costume she created for me dripping with Swarovski crystals.”

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.