In this participatory piece performed at the opening of Proof at Southern Exposure, we created improvisational conspiracy theories on a chalkboard using audience suggestions. Theories ranged from angry to funny, and sometimes disturbing or offensive.
In this picture, Francois Hughes creates a conspiracy theory about the Bermuda Triangle.
A participant fills out our suggestion questionnaire.
A finished conspiracy theory about Ragdoll cats and the Olympic committee.
Francois Hughes creates a conspiracy theory about Communists and coffee.
Jesse Kauppila Boardman creates a conspiracy theory.
Steven Damewood creates a conspiracy theory about Cookie Monster and abortion.
Francois Hughes creates a conspiracy theory about iPhones.
Sean Morris creates a conspiracy theory about Rick Perry, Pee Wee Herman, and WalMart DVDs.
Celeste Christie creates a conspiracy theory about Burning Man and Enron.
A finished conspiracy theory about health care.
Ethan Rafal creates a conspiracy theory about gallery-goers and the Chicago Bulls.
Ethan Rafal creates a conspiracy theory.