!!!!!!! Call for Male Volunteers. PERFORM with the LEGENDARY MS VAGINAL DAVIS at THE MUSEUM of CONTEMPORARY ART !!!!!!!!!

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OPEN CALL to all young men interested in volunteering to perform live as part of Ms Davis's MOCA performance/installation on January 22, 2011!

* Ms. Davis seeks young enthusiastic vibrant boy beauties of all colors, shapes, and sizes!
* For this performance, Ms. Davis is looking for young people with no tattoos or piercings
* No Experience Necessary!
* Applicants should send:
* a brief letter of interest describing themselves and their desire to participate
* a full body photo and picture of your face
* contact information (name, email, phone, best time to reach you)
* Applications are due by January 10, 2011
* Email all applications to Suzanne Isken: sisken@moca.org>
* Performers will be required to attend 2 rehearsals, including a videotaping, during the week of January 17th, in addition to the performance itself at 8PM, January 22, 2011.

See All Performance Details Below!!!

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dejecta/protecta
A performance by Vaginal Davis
in conjunction with The Artists Museum

Saturday, January 22, 2011, 8pm
Ahmanson Auditorium
MOCA Grand Ave.

Inspired by Andy Warhol's screen tests, and the midnight performances of Jack Smith, this expanded cinema piece is a new work created by Vaginal Davis, an originator of the homo-core punk movement and a gender-queer art-music icon. Berlin based, Ms Davis made her name in LA's club performance scene, and has earned herself a similar notoriety as a cultural antagonist and erotic provocateur, renowned for her performance, experimental film and video practice. This original work will be staged at MOCA for one night only and will feature production and costumes design by Jonathan Berger, and appearances by special invited guests.

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Suzanne Isken
Director of Education
The Museum of Contemporary Art
250 South Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213.621.1756 (t)
213.620-8674 (f)
sisken@moca.org

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