Julia Kim Smith

what to wear to a protest

Inspired by Kellyanne Conway’s shopping tip “Go buy Ivanka’s stuff!”, the What To Wear To A Protest collection repurposes pieces from the Ivanka Trump line with hand-cut stencils, spray paint, and Sharpie. Make an offer on these unique, one-off pieces. All proceeds will be donated to the ACLU.

The What To Wear To A Protest collection is proudly spray painted in the USA.

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What To Wear To A Protest Satchel — Ivanka Trump Tribeca Solutions Satchel with “DEFY HATE” spray painted in white on the outside, “RESIST” on the outside pocket, “DEFY” on both sides. Shoulder strap, removable zip pouch, and dust bag (not pictured) included. Size: 11 x 17 x 5” Minimum offer: $315 SOLD
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What To Wear To A Protest Sweater — Ivanka Trump Sleeveless Sweater with “RESIST” spray painted in red on the front. Size: XL Minimum offer: $80
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What To Wear To A Protest Dress — Ivanka Trump Scuba Pop-Over Dress with “DEFY HATE” spray painted in silver on the bodice. Size: 2 Minimum offer: $150

Title
what to wear to a protest

Year
2017

Medium
various

Exhibition History

  • The Center for Contemporary Political Art, Washington, DC, 2019
    The No!Hate Show, Curators: Charles Krause and Robin Strongin
  • SpaceCamp, Baltimore, MD, 2017
    LabBodies Performance Art Review: Freedom, Curators: Dr. H. Corona and Dr. A. Pinkston

Press

  • BmoreArt, Angela Carroll, “Envisioning And Embodying Freedom,” November 2017
  • Baltimore Beat, Maura Callahan, “LabBodies’ Third Annual Performance Art Review Channels Pain Into Resistance,” November 2017
  • BmoreArt, Cara Ober, “Best Baltimore Visual Art Exhibitions Of 2017” (6. LabBodies), December 2017
  • Baltimore Beat, "Year In Review: The Beat’s Top 10 Art Shows In 2017” (4. LabBodies), December 2017

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