Lenae Day
- Actor
- Writer
- Costume and Wardrobe Department
Lenae Day (b. 1986 in Berlin, Germany) is a Los Angeles based conceptual artist and writer with solo shows at Mark Moore Gallery and Disjecta Contemporary. Her work takes the form of fabricated archives, utilizing commercial media forms to create and document conceptual universes. Her publications: DAY Magazine, Modern Candor and DAY Weekly are available in art book stores around the world. She was recently named "One of Eight L.A. Artists You Should Know" by Fabrik Magazine, and her work with Prescott Pictures received favorable reviews from L.A.Weekly, Artscene Cal, Portland Mercury, and Hyperallergic.
Her fictional parody podcast - KLAM Radio (written with Anna Kryczka) - features the voices of many well-known actors, comedians, radio personalities and performance artists as part of a fictional California desert town. "If you don't understand the podcast yet, it is an Elaborate satire of a desert-town radio station that slowly turns into a serialized melodrama of intersecting characters, grudges, and bad blood."
She is also the designer of clothing line: Daywear of California - featuring comfortable, body-positive clothing for women.
Her fictional parody podcast - KLAM Radio (written with Anna Kryczka) - features the voices of many well-known actors, comedians, radio personalities and performance artists as part of a fictional California desert town. "If you don't understand the podcast yet, it is an Elaborate satire of a desert-town radio station that slowly turns into a serialized melodrama of intersecting characters, grudges, and bad blood."
- April Wolfe (LA Weekly)
She is also the designer of clothing line: Daywear of California - featuring comfortable, body-positive clothing for women.
