A DRESS / Address (2019 - ongoing)
A DRESS / Address: Testimony of Anita F. Hill: OPENING STATEMENT
A DRESS / Address: THE WOMEN
A DRESS / Address: What They Asked: Christine Blasey Ford
A DRESS / Address: Survivors’ Bill of Rights Act of 2016 - Ao Dai for Amanda Nguyen
A DRESS / Address is an ongoing collaboration between Suzanne McClelland and Alix Pearlstein. It is a series of artworks that grapples with, edits and transfers texts onto a range of garments, positing the transcript as a potent alternative to branded logo design. The garments engage with contemporary functional fashion, infusing everyday attire with embodied text in action. These wearable transcripts perform themselves.
A DRESS / Address: THE WOMEN, transcribes account summaries of the women who have publicly accused Trump of rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment and sexual misconduct, onto a nylon coach jacket. 2020.
A DRESS / Address: Testimony of Anita F. Hill: OPENING STATEMENT, transcribes the entirety of her opening statement to the senate judiciary in 1991, with key remarks highlighted, onto a silk or cotton shirtdress. 2020.
A DRESS / Address: Christine Blasey Ford, was initiated by McClelland's poster titled "Address". This work transcribes the questions that senators asked Christine Blasey Ford during her testimony to Congress in Fall 2018, onto a neoprene trench coat. 2019.
CONTACT BOTH suzamcc@gmail.com and alixpearlstein@gmail.com