Yuppies Project 15
Nikki S Lee transforms herself to fit into different communities
Nikki S. Lee is best known for her “Projects” series in which she mimicked the styles and mannerisms of social and subcultural groups
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The Hiphop Project. 2001. The Schoolgirls Project. 2000. The Skateboarders Project. 2000. The Ohio Project. 1999. The Seniors Project. 1999....
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View The Schoolgirls Project (19) by Nikki S. Lee, sold at Photographs on 3 April 2013 New York. Learn more about the piece and artist, and its final selling price.
View UNTITLED (#17) FROM THE HISPANIC PROJECT By Nikki S. Lee; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.
The Young Japanese Project (11)
This photograph is part of a series of projects in which Lee has immersed herself in a series of American subcultures-punks, tourists, yuppies, lesbians, club kids, drag queens, senior citizens-observing and adopting the dress, behavior, and body language of each for weeks or months at a time
The artist's quick ascent, fade into the background and reemergence trace the art world’s cycle of embracing and ignoring identity politics.
It’s the end of AAPI month so I suppose this is the perfect time to critique
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From its origins—roller-skate wheels attached to a wooden board—the skateboard has given rise to a vibrant culture of art, music, and sport.... Learn more
Nikki S. Lee, The Hispanic Project (25), 1998 Nikki S. Lee, The Ohio Project (7), 1999 Nikki S. Lee, The Yuppie Project (14), 1998 In her body of work Projects, Nikki S. Lee immerses herself into various subcultures, transforming her physical body to appear socially acceptable within those specific environments. Each victorious metamorphosis is captured through snapshots. Moving…
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