She's doing it again. Zoe Strauss, the Philadelphia photographer and installation artist, is holding a sale. She's putting up an exhibition of 231 new and selected works May 4 under I-95 in South Philadelphia. Here's the really fun part: selected pieces will be available as color photocopies for $5 each. This is the 8th year Strauss has set up her own gallery under the overpass at Front and Mifflin Streets. In addition to this site, Strauss' work has been seen at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the 2006 Whitney Biennial.
PennDot has presumably checked the site for structural integrity.
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