SCARLETT ROUGE | Amharech Artspace Casablanca скачать в хорошем качестве

SCARLETT ROUGE | Amharech Artspace Casablanca

Recorded The April 2020 ➖➖➖➖ Amharech ARTSPACE x Scarlett Rouge ➖➖➖➖ What’s your vibes now? A discussion with SCARLETT ROUGE @scarlettrouge practice echoes her nomadic life – influenced by mythos, geographical settings, and navigations between cultures and disciplines. Rouge’s mediums include: painting, sculpture, performance, video and installation art. Currently based in Torino, Italy, Rouge has mostly splits her time between Los Angeles, and Paris, France. Rouge’s performance work takes place in the L.A. art scene, where the culture of “do-it-yourself” art happenings, are an institution. A central thesis in Rouge’s work is the renegotiation of ancient myths, coupled with the contemporary gaze, towards depicting our current political and sociological systems within an eternal timeless context. Scarlett Rouge’s performance career began at the precocious age of four, when she was a member of the pop-punk band ‘The Visiting Kids’ – conceptualised by performance artist Nancye Ferguson, and produced by Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh. Between 1985-87, Rouge could be seen incarnating various characters in her father, Richard Newton’s, experimental theatre and film productions; namely, a controversial reinterpretation of Ibsen‘s ‘In a Doll’s House’ that later won Newton the International Ibsen Award in 2013. In 2011, eroding the divide between personal and public boundaries, Rouge participated in Newton’s ‘Have You Seen My Privacy?’ exhibition at 18th Street Art Center, where Rouge created the performance Sex, God and Webcams, interacting with a live online audience while being simultaneously video-cast to viewers within the gallery. ➖➖➖➖ #artspace #scarlettrouge #confinement ➖➖➖ Follow Amharech Artspacecasablanca : IG :   / artspacecasablancaofficial   FB :   / artspacecasablancaofficial   SW : http://artspacecasablanca.com/ 🔴Subscribe:    / @amharechartspacecasablanca   DON'T FORGET TO LIKE SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE