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Her work as a performance artist include "Bloodwork" performed at The Kitchen/NYC in 2000,[2] where she debuted her blood performance[3] (and shook hands with the audience, bloodying them too), slipped secret messages into the audience's coat pockets, projected text on the street and created audio visual installations.[3] Since then she has performed "Courtesan Tales" at PS122 art space in New York City, at The Andy Warhol Museum/Pittsburgh, and for three years at the Fierce Festival in Birmingham England. The "Courtesan Tales" are performances in which a blindfolded audience of one has a five-minute story whispered into their ear.[4] She debuted "Harm's Way"[5] (a multi-media performance of her email diary of working at Ground Zero) as a work in progress in New York.[citation needed]