Explosive Dadarhea

Imagine stepping into a giddy nightmare where a silver-wigged dude and a lady with pantyhose pulled over her face plan to cast you as the hermaphrodite lead in their trash cinema epic. The unwritten script involves anarchy, lots of chocolate pudding, green-screen technology, urine games, scorched software, TV on DVD...

By S. Pajot

August 12, 2010

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Imagine stepping into a giddy nightmare where a silver-wigged dude and a lady with pantyhose pulled over her face plan to cast you as the hermaphrodite lead in their trash cinema epic. The unwritten script involves anarchy, lots of chocolate pudding, green-screen technology, urine games, scorched software, TV on DVD marathons, and a pizza party. Oh yeah, there will be a celebrity dwarf too.

Welcome to the arty mind-fart called “Dadarhea,” an exhibition starring a twisted gang of creative deviants — Devin Flynn, Jim Drain, Naomi Fisher, Todd James, Alvaro Ilizarbe (AKA Freegums), Jen Stark, Friends With You, and a couple dozen others — who invade OHWOW on a kamikaze mission to unleash some crazy shit. Officially, the show is being described as “a free-form video workshop with a group of guest artists who pride themselves on confounding their audiences.” But unofficially, it’s being called shitsploitation.
Mondays-Fridays. Starts: Aug. 13. Continues through Sept. 11, 2010

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