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Spock and ''Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.'' Recently christened ''the Funny Girl of the avant-garde'' by People magazine, the 28-year-old conjures up these spirits in her satirical skits for downtown clubs such as Area, Danceteria and the Pyramid. Rambo, who shoots her way through Bloomingdale's to save Nancy Reagan from getting a New Wave makeup job at the Yves St. this location is a 7000 sq-ft mega store with a tremendous selection of novelty items and sexual aids, this location as all of our locations have a large selection of dancer apparel, shoes, evening wear, and lingerie.- helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs.Now she is a performance artist with a cult following and the area where she lives and works is simply called downtown.She is at the center of the vivid New York arts community that has captured international attention spinning what has come to be known as ''the downtown style.'' The artists cannibalize high art and the mass culture of the last three decades - television, suburbia, pornography, Saturday morning cartoons, comic books, Hollywood gossip magazines, spirituality, science fiction, horror movies, grocery lists and top-40 lists.“Diane Arbus” (1972), published a year after the photographer’s death, documented a world of hitherto unrecorded people—carnival figures and everyday folk—who lived, it seemed, somewhere between the natural world and the supernatural.Sally Mann’s “Immediate Family” (1992), a collection of carefully composed images of Mann’s three young children being children—wetting the bed, swimming, squinting through an eyelid swollen by a bug bite—came out when the controversy surrounding Robert Mapplethorpe’s “The Perfect Moment” exhibition was still fresh, and it reopened the question of what the limits should be when it comes to making art that can be considered emotionally pornographic.