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 <blockquote>"I started thinking an interesting way for me to push my documentary practice would be to become part of what I was looking at. I started to think about things I'm just not supposed to be a part of and how I could become a part of it during the process of photographing it. I keyed in on building a car and becoming a lowrider."</blockquote>
 While studying under an artist residency program at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in [[Directory:Stuttgart, Germany|Stuttgart]], [[Directory:Germany|Germany]], she found the car that she knew would be perfect for her project: a [[1987]] two-stroke Trabant 601 Deluxe.  She purchased it in [[Directory:Berlin, Germany|Berlin]] for $400, insisting to her more cautious boyfriend at the time that it would be safe enough to drive on the Autobahn back to Stuttgart.  "I'm fucking driving this car," Cohen snapped.  They survived the trip, despite a top highway speed of 40 miles per hour.  Shipping the clunker to the United States cost at least seven times more than the car itself.
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 While studying under an artist residency program at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in [[Directory:Stuttgart, Germany|Stuttgart]], [[Directory:Germany|Germany]], she found the car that she knew would be perfect for her project: a [[1987]] two-stroke Trabant 601 Deluxe.  She purchased it in [[Directory:Berlin, Germany|Berlin]] for $400, insisting to her more cautious boyfriend at the time that it would be safe enough to drive on the Autobahn back to Stuttgart.  "I'm fucking driving this car," Cohen snapped.  They survived the trip, despite a top highway speed of 40 miles per hour.  Shipping the clunker to the United States cost at least seven times more than the car itself.
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 '''Liz Cohen''' is an American [[performance art|performance artist]] currently specializing in an [[installation art]] project called ''Bodywork''.  This is a long-term exploration of the conversion vehicle / [[lowrider]] culture, as well as the experience of a woman as a custom car model.  Cohen is taking an [[East Germany|East German]] compact car called a [[Trabant]] and modifying it so that it will be able to convert by means of hydraulic or pneumatic mechanisms into a [[Directory:Chevrolet|Chevy]] [[Directory:Chevrolet/El Camino|El Camino]] -- a ''Trabantimino''.  Simultaneously, Cohen is trying to "convert" her own physical body into one worthy of a car-show bikini model.
-The artist is working with grant funding for her project from [[Directory:Creative Capital|Creative Capital]], an arts group based in [[Directory:New York City|New York City]],<ref name="Creative Capital">{{cite news|title=Grantee Page: Bodywork-Liz Cohen|publisher=[[Directory:Creative Capital|Creative Capital]]|url=http://channel.creative-capital.org/grantee_198.html|accessdate=2007-04-01}}</ref> plus the generous educational and equipment support provided by the [http://www.elwoodbodyworks.com/ Elwood Body Works] in [[Directory:Scottsdale, Arizona|Scottsdale]].
+The artist has worked with grant funding for her project from [[Directory:Creative Capital|Creative Capital]], an arts group based in [[Directory:New York City|New York City]],<ref name="Creative Capital">{{cite news|title=Grantee Page: Bodywork-Liz Cohen|publisher=[[Directory:Creative Capital|Creative Capital]]|url=http://channel.creative-capital.org/grantee_198.html|accessdate=2007-04-01}}</ref> plus the generous educational and equipment support provided by the [http://www.elwoodbodyworks.com/ Elwood Body Works] in [[Directory:Scottsdale, Arizona|Scottsdale]].
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	For a much more detailed narrative of Cohen's story, please read the [http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2006-10-05/news/hard-body/full Phoenix New Times] article about her.		For a much more detailed narrative of Cohen's story, please read the [http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2006-10-05/news/hard-body/full Phoenix New Times] article about her.
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	== Interview with Don Barsellotti ==		== Interview with Don Barsellotti ==

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 *[http://onestar.laboratories.com:16080/books_pdf/cohen_2_int_web.pdf The 5 Ps] A photo book of Bill Cherry's nearly 150 tools (''warning'': very large PDF file)
 *[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/2915359199?ie=UTF8&tag=mywikibizcom-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=2915359199 ''Bodywork''] Liz Cohen's book at Amazon.com
-*[http://www.myspace.com/trabantamino MySpace page] Cohen's page on MySpace
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 Helena Keeffe is an [[Directory:Oakland, California|Oakland]], [[Directory:California|California]] artist who makes projects that serve as catalysts for social engagement. The following audio clip is a [[2005]] copyrighted interview of Don Barsellotti (owner of Elwood Body Works) as recorded and edited by Helena Keeffe as part of [http://www.helenakeeffe.com/archives/000019.html Familiar Audio Tour], commissioned by Yerba Buena Center for the Arts for the exhibition Bay Area Now 4; used with permission, only on this website; unauthorized reproduction is prohibited. Source audio found at Keeffe's site.
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 ==Photo gallery==
-A collection of artistic photos that Liz Cohen has granted permission for use on Centiare.  Unauthorized reproduction of these images is prohibited.
+A collection of artistic photos that Liz Cohen has granted permission for use on MyWikiBiz.  Unauthorized reproduction of these images is prohibited.
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