Barbie Kicks Male Hollywood Asses Sculpture

Part of my Goddess Eternal series of timeless icons of feminine power expressed in enduring artistic symbols. With pointed humor against the misogynistic Hollywood big studio system, this ceramic Pop Art three-piece still life revels over the record-breaking success of "Barbie: The Movie," the 2023 feminist feature film based on the Barbie doll, a modern goddess and icon since her 1959 debut. To represent the system's stereotypical dismissive attitude toward real women, a male chauvinist pig Hollywood executive holds a slate, saying: "Chick Flicks Don't Make $." (Something I heard for 20 years as a show business reporter.) But "Barbie" literally shattered that prejudice in Bad Ass stiletto style as it detonated a hot-pink atomic bomb at the box office (take that "Oppenheimer"!) to become the year's highest grossing film globally ($1.44 billion) and a winner of multiple awards. The movie proved high heels down: truly understand women's life experiences and they will come. From all walks of life and countries. All ages. And in every imaginable hair-do, as shown at the base of the big-event screening scene rendered in whimsical vintage style. Box can be perched on a Lazy Susan turntable that could rotate for easier viewing of both sides. Copyright: Jacqueline Savaiano Box: 9.5" W X 11.25" H X 3" D High Heel: 3" W X 3.25" H. X 7" D Pig Exec: 4.5" W X. 4.75" H X 4" D

Multi-paneled Sculpture:Ceramic on Ceramic

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:13 W x 11.5 H x 10 D in

Number of Pieces:3

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