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THE STORY OF LOT'S WIFE
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"At the halfway point of Lot’s Wife, Daly has placed an empty plinth. The text gently requests, “Mentally place the name of someone who has supported you through times of pain; times of growth; times of happiness; times of bliss.”
Walking in, I would not have predicted the name that came to mind. But Daly’s work had nudged my brain, ever so slightly, towards a broader frame of understanding." Joey Simms. Transitions |
"The Story of Lot’s Wife is, primarily, an art installation. Or maybe primarily a poem. Or maybe ultimately a radical act of queerness."
"The Story of Lot’s Wife is simpler, quieter in its design, delicate – and breathtaking in its effect." Jonathan Mandell. New York Theater |