Mira Dancy's studio, in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, is bursting with voluptuous nude bodies--fluorescent-pink, purple, and blue odalisques in fluid motion, painted larger than life on canvas, on shaped Plexiglas sheets hanging from the ceiling, and populating a vast black-and-white mural that fills two walls. It's a post-feminist paradise of women without men, free and independent, changing shape as they float through landscapes and interior spaces of their own imaginings. For Mira, 37, who...
Mira Dancy's studio, in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn, is bursting with voluptuous nude bodies--fluorescent-pink, purple, and blue odalisques in fluid motion, painted larger than life on canvas, on shaped Plexiglas sheets hanging from the ceiling, and populating a vast black-and-white mural that fills two walls. It's a post-feminist paradise of women without men, free and independent, changing shape as they float through landscapes and interior spaces of their own imaginings. For Mira, 37, who...
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