Giant Sparkling Clitoris to Descend Upon Sydney
Celebrating and educating.
If there's one thing the world needs more of, it's art that celebrates and educates, particularly when it comes to topics that most folks don't really talk about. The Glitoris is designed to do just that. And yes, if the name hadn't already given it away, it really is a giant sparkling clitoris.
Taking over the front window of Redfern's The Bearded Tit from January 24 until February 25 as part of the venue's month-long focus on the female anatomy, Bush Magic, the installation is a 100:1 scale model of the pivotal female body part. As part of the exhibition's women-focused art attack, it'll offer a close-up look in all its shining glory. You'd best prepare to be dazzled — not only is the massive model gold all over, but it is covered in intricate sequinned nerves, making it light up the room like a disco ball.
In the words of Sydney artist Alli Sebastian Wolf, "it's the most fun anatomy lesson you'll ever have." She continues, "The Glitoris was made to educate people — it's political and feminist, but also a celebration; it's a hell of a lot of playful fun. After all, isn't that the whole point of a clitoris — the only part of the human body whose exclusive purpose is pleasure?"
To help make the kind of fuss the clitoris really deserves, the installation's opening night will see three performers wearing clitoris crowns and vulvacious tunics take The Glitoris on a journey down Regent Street. It'll also feature at events around the city throughout February and March. Unlike the real thing, no one will be able to miss it.
Find The Glitoris at The Bearded Tit, 183 Regent St, Redfern from January 24 until February 25. For more information, visit the Bush Magic Facebook page.
Image: Alli Sebastian Wolf.
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