Everyday drugstore items are used to reflect on the changing cultural landscape following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The objects represent bodies, beauty and health while raising questions about choice, access and control.

See the companion piece of charcoal drawings.
In Stores Now is based on an earlier window installation Lowest Prices in Town, which focused on the drugstore as a center for social and commercial life.

installation at The Roll Up Project, Oakland CA
Approx. 11'L x 7'H x 30”D
Recycled Cardboard
2022

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