No Sure Footing Opening through the lens of Poladroid

We had so much fun last Thursday partying with Leslee and all of her quirky, wonderful sculptures. I took lots of pics with my new Nikon, and found this awesome application (thanks to Rell and Facebook) called Poladroid. It turns your digital photos into awesome digital polaroids, it even has the same processing time as the real thing, and best of all, it’s FREE!!! Check it out and experience the awesomeness yourself.

Beautiful cupcake chocolate bombs made by Leslee

In Our Image

A blurry Leslee

Bachelor Brad Womack’s babies

Click on Brad and his beauties for the interactive masterpiece by Anna Krachey (with help from Peter Tucker) of Brad’s potential offspring.
From “Reality Show” on view through August 2.

Reality Show Opening: Miles of Smiles

So our opening for Reality Show was very well-attended.



There was a trompe-l’oeile photo-tile living room, complete with couch and fern, in which you could sit and watch Jill Pangallo’s Group Crit video.

How about this creepy still of The Bachelor holding some panties?

Jill Pangallo gave a live tour de force performance of 276 Smiles, in which she sought to trump Tyra Banks’s famed repertoire of 275 smiles by performing 276 different smiles in a row. It was epic. More photos, plus video of all those smiles, coming soon!

Photos: Andrea Lei.

From the WTW Vaults: Dance Fashion Edition!

In honor of our thirtieth year, we’ve been sifting through the archives here at Women & Their Work. Once in a while we like to post our fave images from the past–they’re way too good not to share. This week, jump in the wayback machine with us as we travel in time to the heady cusp of 1989-1990! The Berlin Wall was freshly toppled; protecting yourself was respecting yourself; Poison and Paula Abdul ruled the airwaves; the smell of Coty fragrance was in the air, and Women & Their Work put on some killer dance events.
How amazing is this? The pose, the heels, the lace, the office chair–doesn’t it sort of make you want to reach for a spritz of ex’cla•ma’tion?

Though we don’t know exactly who the top dancer is, we do know that his flat-top was looking regal, mustard was definitely his color and he seems to have been quite adept at vogueing. Nice royal blue/plum color palette there on his Ally Sheedy-esque dance partner.
The Urban Bush Women keep it cinched while waiting to take the stage at a 1989 elementary school performance.

Could anything be better than Lycra dance apparel in varying shades of red and hot pink in this Urban Bush Women promo shot? Probably not.
Urban Bush Women and Women & Their Work are both growing up–UBW celebrates their twenty-third anniversary this year! Since we can’t dig through their archives too, their website is the next best bet.

Girlfriend in a bubble, I know, I know it’s serious

Denise had a friend model one of the props in one of her photos (see last image) during the opening of Things I Never Told You. It was great!

Denise Prince Martin talks about Things I Never Told You

See more images at our website