Chop Shop chronicles, in full color, Los Angeles artist Stephanie Taylor’s interdisciplinary, “site-specific” installation of sculpture, photography, rhyme and song. With an introduction by Vanessa Place, a conversation with Juli Carson, an essay (in German) by Susanne Prinz, and additional visual art by Danielle Adair, experience “a lusty, rusty, busty in full titular view, this voom-va-va-voom makes a gal leery, like the peek-a-boo of a cutie museum nudie. Still, she has the gall to leer at the gal on the go, the va-va which would be the ooh-la-la version of go-go, ergo, we’re the Go-Go-Girls, as in vroom-vroom, as in warum-warum, the why-why?” (TrenchArt: Parapet Series)