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Leslie Rogers on performance art – now on artblog radio
October 25, 2010 · 1 Comments
This episode sponsored by Fleisher Art Memorial
Leslie Rogers sews like a dream and makes costumes she wears in performances that are about gender roles and sometimes are gender bending. She talks about her role in PuppeTyranny, doing puppet shows in her mouth, in which a male collaborator inserts a variety of tiny objects into her mouth and she interacts with them (chewing, spitting out, etc). Exhibitionism, voyeurism and creepy are all on the table for Leslie, who, by the way, has a great laugh and wonderful sense of humor.
Leslie Rogers emotes for artblog radio
Below is the 25-second sample clip. Click “read more” for the full 12-minute interview on the jump page.
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25-second sample–Leslie Rogers
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full 12-minute Leslie Rogers podcast
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Edited by Peter Crimmins. Music by Eric Biondo. Thanks to the Knight Foundation and our new sponsor, Fleisher Art Memorial, for their support of this project.
Tags: leslie rogers, performance art, puppetyranny
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Great podcast! great podcast very amusing