CURATED BY ERIKA KECK, CHRISTY SINGLETON & DANNY McKERNAN
@ Envoy Enterprises April 11th, 2009
What would do if you could do anything you wanted and knew you could get away with it? 20 artists from New York, London, and Italy, working in a variety of media were posed this same question. They were asked to make works in which they banished self-censorship and were encouraged to make art that provokes, annoys, and insights outrage. By wearing the mask of anonymity they could put any feelings of consequence aside. The artists, in turn, made works that confronted racism, homophobia, unpatriotic acts, and the sexually taboo.
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