Erin Single
Media artist, designer, educator



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Selected
  1. Snail dance
  2. Lavatoi
  3. Dust warning: Does Albemarle know about this?
  4. Fear is a virus
  5. Negative tides
  6. Have you ever been to an ocean?
  7. Bleached
  8. Cake piece
  9. (upcoming) No one is coming to save you but the fireflies


Project 08



Cake Piece
Participatory performance
Year: 2019



Performance documentation.



Cake piece
Participatory performance
Duration: 3 minutes, 31 seconds 
Cake Piece, its name inspired by Yoko Ono’s Cut Piece (1964) and the quote “Let them eat cake” (originally in French, “Qu’ils mangent de la brioche”) was a performance to critique Georgia House Bill 481. This bill, passed in 2019 by the state of Georgia’s General Assembly, was an anti-abortion law that outlawed most abortions once a doctor could detect fetal cardiac activity, or about six weeks into a pregnancy. The artwork challenges a law that “violated a woman’s constitutional right to access to the procedure as established by the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Roe v. Wade” and more broadly the elitism of state governments in the southern United States which passed similar legislation at this time.

While Georgia House Bill 481 was struck down by a federal judge in July 2020, the fight for abortion rights across the United States continues.



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