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  • Schneemann, Carolee
    Carolee Schneemann

    …what became her best-known work, Meat Joy, in Paris at the Festival of Free Expression. When Meat Joy begins, the audience sees four men and four women—interacting in what seems to be a normal social gathering—being served food by a waitress. A sort of food fight is initiated by the…

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    …what became her best-known work, Meat Joy, in Paris at the Festival of Free Expression. When Meat Joy begins, the audience sees four men and four women—interacting in what seems to be a normal social gathering—being served food by a waitress. A sort of food fight is initiated by the…

    Read More