I made this installations as a part of Offspring 2022 at De Ateliers, Amsterdam. This exhibition marked the end of a 2 year residency.
For Set, Radisson Blu I showed my film Scene 4, Take 9, Streetcar Named Psycho politics, Ep1, Se1 in a bedroom usually reserved for the guest tutors who visit the residency of De Ateliers.
I left the decor of the room unchanged, and added a 42 inch TV and a digitally printed blanket. On A Streetcar Named Success is a blanket printed with an NY times article written in 1947 by Tennessee Williams, the playwright who wrote the play A Streetcar Named Success that we perform in the film.
In this article Tennessee Williams reflects on his experience of gaining success as a playwright, living in hotels and the despondency he feels in the light of his new found fame and wealth.
On A Streetcar Named Success is a blanket printed with an NY times article written in 1947 by Tennessee Williams, the playwright who wrote the play A Streetcar Named Success that we perform in the film.
In this article Tennessee Williams reflects on his experience of gaining success as a playwright, living in hotels and the despondency he feels in the light of his new found fame and wealth.
Film still Scene 4, Take 9, Street Named Psychopolitics, Ep1, Se1
Film still Scene 4, Take 9, Street Named Psychopolitics, Ep1, Se1
Film still Scene 4, Take 9, Street Named Psychopolitics, Ep1, Se1
Film still Scene 4, Take 9, Street Named Psychopolitics, Ep1, Se1