Lauren Patrick stops to take pictures of Nicole Bauberger’s installation project called “See Through” at the park at the corner of Seward and Third Streets on Saturday. Bauberger, of Whitehorse, Canada, created the dresses from cling wrap and packing tape using the bodies of local residents.
![Lauren Patrick stops to take pictures of Nicole Bauberger's installation project called "See Through" at the park at the corner of Seward and Third Streets on Saturday. Bauberger, of Whitehorse, Canada, created the dresses from cling wrap and packing tape using the bodies of local residents. Michael Penn/Juneau Empire](http://jun-cdn.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/superphoto/11090138.jpg "Lauren Patrick stops to take pictures of Nicole Bauberger's installation project called "See Through" at the park at the corner of Seward and Third Streets on Saturday. Bauberger, of Whitehorse, Canada, created the dresses from cling wrap and packing tape using the bodies of local residents. Michael Penn/Juneau Empire")
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Lauren Patrick stops to take pictures of Nicole Bauberger's installation project called "See Through" at the park at the corner of Seward and Third Streets on Saturday. Bauberger, of Whitehorse, Canada, created the dresses from cling wrap and packing tape using the bodies of local residents.
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This would be much more interesting if those dresses still had the women in them.
Come on Emp...
Come on Emperor...don't you remember Twiggy? She's obviously making a comeback!
looks like blown garbage
I didnt see these but if I had, I would not have recognized it as art. I just would have thought someones garbage bag had ripped open in the back of a truck and it blew in the wind until they got snagged in the brush.
I know, how negitive of me, but thats what it looks like...garbage caught in the bushes.
Is this a subliminal message
Is this a subliminal message about banning plastic bags from our friends at Turning The Tides?