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I’m doing a fashion performance during the Wearable ART 18 show at Dunedin Fine Art Center in Florida this summer on August 24th, 2024. Come see me and other extraordinary performers live. DM for the ticket link or find it on the Dunedin Fine Art Center’s page @dunedinfineartcenter  @stacylovejoy

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August 14th, 2023 | 3:46pm

Who is participating in the ARTofficial Intelligence show? I'm participating in the ARTofficial Intelligence: St. Pete Robot Exchange show, which will take place at Morean Arts Center @moreanartscenter. I'm showcasing my wearable art piece "Blooming Mind," representing a harmonious coexistence between humans and machines. While I can't make it to the opening reception due to my west coast trip, I'll definitely explore everything once I'm back. The exhibition will be on view in St. Pete, Florida at the Morean Arts Center from September 9 to October 26, 2023 and the reception is on Saturday, September 9th from 5 to 8pm during gallery walk. Address: 719 Central Ave, St. Petersburg, FL. Meow.

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August 8th, 2023 | 7:40pm

Hey-hey Lovejoysters! This September, I'm going back to Seattle to do a Fashion Performance for The Bumbershoot. It's an annual international music and arts festival held in Seattle, Washington, and one of North America's largest such festivals. Each year it takes place at Seattle Center. The performance is called The Morphosis and combines all my recent wearable objects swinging in a dance swirl at the same time.

I can't wait to participate in the performance alongside a team of free-spirited dancers and performers, each bringing their individual flair and style to the stage.

While preparing for the festival, I'm visualizing this eye-catching event and it fills me with excitement. If you're in Seattle on September two and three, come and be a witness to this absolutely unforgettable, mind-blowing performance that you won't forget.

Here is the where-and-when one more time: Bumbershoot Arts and Music Festival. September 2nd and 3rd, 2023. Seattle Center. 305 Harrison St, Seattle, WA. The Morphosis by Stacy Lovejoy at 2:15 pm on both days.

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Someday we, @alexalaut @theprettygoodgatsby and I will definitely release this epic video performance, but for now let’s just enjoy this bittersweet aesthetic 🖤 🤍

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This day is definitely worth remembering! Not just this particular day, but the third Saturday of 2022. Actually, this day is also worth remembering 🙃 Any day is!!!! So, my first YouTube vlog is out, Lovejoysters!!! And we are taking gigantic steps towards our first million followers, with thirty-three of us already on board!!! 😅 Join us if you're not here yet. Here is the link - click! click! - https://www.youtube.com/@stacylovejoy

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Time doesn't exist anyway, so it doesn't matter that my show at the Museum of Museums was almost a year ago and I'm posting the pictures only now. I wish you all were there because it was eye-captivating, mesmerizing, and dreamy.

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WORK IN PROGRESS New sculpture series

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The Naked Soul is on view at Jacoby Arts Center, Alton, IL September 4-29, 2019 OSF Saint Anthony's Gallery 627 E Broadway, Alton, IL

We come to the world as blank creatures. Besides the body, we have been given a limited amount of time to fulfill the highest expression of ourselves as human beings.

To uncover the true nature, we have to shake off layers of prejudice and fear.

This shift is like an awakening, uplifting moment. A state in which a person expresses their soul by embracing the maximum speed limit, making them omnipotent and immortal.

Synchronization with the inner core connects us to each other, bringing a global transformation in society and the Earth as a whole.

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Crowded Ballroom and Public Hearing

RSGallery Members Fall Show group exhibition Opening reception, October 26, 5-8 pm 1237 SW 10th Ave. at Jefferson, Portland, OR

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Redesigned small black dress by Stacy Lovejoy as a part of El-Boher’s Hand to Hand project