“WE ARE BUT ONE,” a presentation of art by Genesis and Lady Jaye Breyer P-Orridge, focuses on the couple’s Pandrogyne project, a nearly two-decade-long effort by the pair to transform their bodies via plastic surgery into one “pandrogynous” creation: a singular being they refer to as Breyer P-Orridge. Organized by Invisible-Exports proprietor Benjamin Tischer, this paean to love in its highest state a narcissism that rises above the self to encompass the beloved displays relics from the pair’s reciprocal metamorphoses in the form of photographs, sculptures, collages, and handwritten concrete
behavior that i saw from those young men on that particular day. laura: they were standing there, bishop. they were not standing there. are you not seeing the same video? seeing these young men. laura: nick sandmann. he wasn t there by himself. there was an entire group of youngan men who were mocking jeering, they were ridiculing and you all are sitting here saying we don t hear them. well, it wasn t phillips involved. laura: they were being called incest babies.. yeah, okay, okay. you can t blame their behavior laura: okay, so peoplee should be called incest babies and crackers and swear words and not be and not respond? and when they do respond, the other ones. first of all, nick sandmann didn t say anything the other kids weren t part of it. at the beginning, at thee beginning. laura: simple question. is the maga hat racist? at the beginning, i condemned