"Sex Show Works"

• What is the title of Lisa Brice's work discussed in the study material?

  Sex Show Works
• What year was 'Sex Show Works' created?

  1993
• What style characterizes Lisa Brice's work?

  Stylised
• What mediums and techniques were used in 'Sex Show Works'?

  ‘Laser copy’, plastic, printed paper, acrylic paint
• How many Sex Kittens are featured in the exhibition?

  Nine
• What is the posture of the Sex Kittens in the exhibition?

  They are kneeling
• What do the Sex Kittens represent in relation to gender issues?

  They examine the inherent degradation of women
• What shocking situation did Lisa Brice observe in Bangkok's sex entertainment industry?

  Young girls were swapped by their parents for items like TV sets
• What is the significance of the faces of the Sex Kittens in the artwork?

  They consist only of pouting lips, symbolizing brainless sex machines
• How do the 'cut-outs' appear at first glance?

  They seem to be sexual toys
• What contradiction is presented in the pose of the Sex Kittens?

  The seductiveness of the pose contradicts the frightening surface imagery
• What does the first group of surface imagery in the exhibition depict?

  Enlarged microscopic images of venereal diseases
• What is the message conveyed by the artwork 'Sex Kitten (Aids Virus) Don’t Fuck with Me'?

  A red Aids virus covers the body, contrasting with red fishnet stockings and red lipstick
• What financial aspect is covered in the second group of surface imagery?

  The financial aspect of the sex industry
• What does the surface imagery in 'Sex Kitten Cheap Cheap' show?

  A one hundred dollar bill and French franc