A Safari for American Trophies

Solares HillAugust 22, 2009

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So you have the absurd safari of "American Trophies," a collection of human specimens coming to Key West Feb. 1, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the Custom House Museum. Previous Bogan/MacNelly shows have featured a transvestite rooster, giant shoes and frogs. Now they've dedicated themselves to human prey, like young Barry and his pet identical twin hamster; like Polly, original roller derby girl revisiting her skates and short shorts; like Eugene who perpetually lounges in a bathrobe, perpetually invites you into his hot tub. There are also two sculptures caught mid-guffaw, a bit of mortal hilarity that departs drastically from the "What was that noise?" expressions of the others and confirms MacNelly and Bogan's mastery of moods.

"If you don't have the look then you've got a boring, flat portrait," says Bogan. It can no longer be about the x photograph - it has to be about the sculpture."

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A Safari for American Trophies

Rita MacNeliy and Beezy Bogan single out the slowest members of the unsuspecting human herd in places like Key West, New Orleans and New York City, snap pictures and retur...

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