exhibition
"I am looking for the body, my body,
which exists outside its patriarchal
definitions. Of course that is not
possible. But who is any longer
interested in the possible?” *
Emily Roysdon is a New York and Stockholm based artist and writer.
Her working method is interdisciplinary and based on collaboration.
Roysdon recently developed the concept "ecstatic resistance" to talk about the impossible and imaginary in politics.
She is editor and co-founder of the queer feminist journal and artist collective, LTTR and writer of lyrics for Brooklyn based band MEN.
Last week she made a new performance "I Am a Helicopter, Camera, Queen" for the Tate Live Performance Room series.
* As quoted in Roysdon's Ecstatic Resistance: Kathy Acker: Seeing Gender, in: Critical Quarterly, Vol. 37, Winter 1995, p. 84
15.6.-19.8. 2012
opening 14.6. 7 p.m.
tranzitdisplay
Dittrichova 9, Prague
External Links
tranzitdisplay
Emily Roysdon
I Am a Helicopter, Camera, Queen: performance in Tate Modern, 31st May, 2012
Interview with Emily Roysdon (in Czech) (A2, č.14/ 2012)
Downloads
Emily Roysdon CV (pdf, 110 kb)
Emily Roysdon press release (pdf, 66 kb)