Name/Pseudonym:
Rosie Cooper
Permanent working location:
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
London, England
Working practice:
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
Mill24 Exhibition:"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Mill24 exhibition Date:Saturday 24th April 2010
Website:Curriculem Vitae:
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
Rosie Cooper is an artist and curator whose work is at once a show, a spectacle, occasionally a disappointment and sometimes a cliche. Her projects are devised to form investigations in to theatricality and performance across numerous artforms.
"A Party to Honour the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper" was originally a commissioned response to John Cage's 1952 "silent" musical composition, 4'33". Since it was originally shown at Magazin 4, Bregenz, Austria, it seems to have distanced itself from its original intentions, becoming more autonomous, and taking on a number of additions in the form of postcards sent from audience members to the artist, and alternative decoration schemes, depending on the place. As well as in Austria, it has been exhibited in London and at Villa Romana, Rome..
Saturday 24th April 2010
Rosie's work has been shown at the V&A, Danielle Arnaud and the Hackney Empire in London
Rosie's solo exhibition "Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part III" is showing from the 20th March - 25th April 2010 at E:vent gallery in London.
Images:
(i)Performance of A Mysterium (Documentation of performance at the Walpole Bay Hotel and Museum, Maragate, 2008 / Photograph: Beck Rainford)
(ii) A Party in Honour of the Absence of the Amazing Miss Rosie Cooper (Magazin 4, Bregenz, 2007)
(iii) Dress Rehearsal for a Stage Show Part II (Video still, 2009)
