A few examples are at Smack-Mellon, but only as components of an assemblage-style environment in which the artist does nothing less than tell the story of her life through thousands upon thousands of hoarded objects: photographs, drawings, religious statues, domestic items, newspaper clippings, bits of clothing, postcards and so on.
After duplicate items, newspaper articles and commentaries were removed 1285 items remained.
Irene's home is filled with seemingly random items: newspapers, children's games, empty cereal boxes, expired coupons.
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I was sent out to pick and pluck, placing these strange-shaped items in newspaper, which in those days was much admired for its ability to keep vegetables fresh.
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