Océane just moved from Paris to L.A. and is already giving the California girls a run for their money! Here she’s sporting a warped out Océé tank at the Hammer Museum’s Made in L.A. Biennial. (Photo by Marine Buret)
Océane at Hammer
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Molly at Hammer
What’s going on here? Oh why just a performance piece for the Made in L.A. Biennial at the Hammer Museum. While Molly was trying to leave the museum, a crocheted-costumed monster grabbed her hand and wouldn’t let go. She could only ditch the wobbling performance artist if she passed him off to someone else, which she eventually managed to do. Molly looks great in blue and is also a recent film graduate from NYU. (Photo by Jacob Goren)
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Hannah at Whitney Museum
Hannah is German and came to visit the Whitney Museum’s Biennial exhibit before skipping town for a hiking trip in Maine. Outdoorsy, culturally attuned and underratedly beautiful. What else are you looking for in a babe? Here she is spotted in front of Andrew Massulo‘s collection of oil paintings. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)
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Chelsey at Whitney
She didn’t mind waiting for the coast to clear. She didn’t care that I took nearly a dozen photos. Chelsey didn’t pay any attention to the nosey passer-byers. For those reasons – and others that are so evidently babe there’s no need to elaborate on them – Chelsey will always go down as a memorable encounter at the Whitney Biennial. Here she is with a guard and one of many Lutz Bacher pieces. (photo by Xavier Aaronson)
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