This document provides an overview of the exhibition "LE STRANGE", which is curated by Anthony Bruno and features odd and unconventional works of art. The exhibition is described as ideally taking place in a dark forest illuminated by napalm, with alcoholic drinks served. It then profiles several artists and their strange works, including Carolee Schneemann's film "Meat Joy" involving dancing with raw meats, Ralph Steadman's surreal silkscreens, Tony Oursler's video projections on sculptures, and Patricia Piccinini's hyperrealistic hybrid creature sculptures.

1. LE STRANGE
A tribute to all things odd
Curated by: Anthony Bruno

2. ABOUT: LE STRANGE
-Ideally, this exhibition would be held on the third full moon of the
year, in a dark coniferous forest. Bloody marys and whiskey gingers
would be served to those of age (with the addition of ten people who
are under-age, those ten would be determined by a lottery) and the
lighting would come from strategically placed napalm.
-Le Strange, is a French word that I made up. It derives from the
English word “Strange”.

3. CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN
Meat Joy, a 1964 film involves
partially nude men and women
dancing with various sorts of
raw fish, chicken and sausage.
Most of Schneemann’s
works at this time were very
sexual and graphic…so for
the sake of time we’ll be
moving on.

4. RALPH STEADMAN

6.  "Midget Bad Craziness” 2005 Silk Screen. 5 x 11 inches.
 “Lizard Lounge Vegas” 2006 Silk Screen. 22 x 30 inches.

7. TONY OURSLER
Oursler is famous for
his installations which
are often video
projections on a
sculpture.
"Caricature” 2002

8. OURSLER VIDEOS
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMZHMVRXsbE&feature=r
elated
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8zJ7-
caMHQ&feature=related

9. PATRICIA PICCININI
 A contemporary artist
 She does these incredibly realistic, life-sized sculptures.
 “The Long Awaited” 2008. Silicone, fiberglass, animal and human
hair.
 “The Comforter” 2010. Silicone, fiberglass, animal and human
hair.