But, as the web site points out:

“The exhibition title Reflections on the Electric Mirror is taken from an eponymous essay written in the 1970s by artist/filmmaker Lynn Hershman that examines the link between television and video art. The mirror serves as an apt metaphor for work in which artists use their own images for various types of subjectivity and self-analysis, ranging from role playing to autobiography.”

That means that this post itself is but a reflection of a reflection of a reflection, which begs the question, “who is the fairest of them all?” Well, don’t ask us. We are just bottom feeders here.

Look closely at this panoramic shot- there’s Lynn, in the center of it all! This is her San Francisco studio, captured by The Studio Tour, a collaboration between photographers Lucas and Kathie Cichon.

These two have been panoramically documenting the production spaces of artists in Taos and California, and are moving on to tackle NYC in 2010. You can read their take on Lynn and her studio on their blog.

By the way, this image was hand-colored from its original black and white: analog meets cyberfeminist!