Meet Narcissister!

Meet Narcissister!

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Photo Credit: Tony Stamolis

Please join School of Dance faculty member Ariel Osterweis for a live Zoom interview with artist, Narcissister!

Narcissister will be with us from 10 am-12 pm this Tuesday, April 14. 

You must register ahead for this event, and you will receive Zoom instructions upon registration:

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/upIkduuppz4jnhnOYnpFpnsGNUxLDpMmiw  

Narcissister is a Brooklyn-based artist and performer. Wearing mask and merkin, she works at the intersection of performance, dance, art, and activism in a range of media including film, video art, and experimental music. She actively integrates her prior experience as a professional dancer and commercial artist with her art practice in a range of media including photography, video art, and experimental music. She has presented work worldwide at festivals, nightclubs, museums, and galleries. Her art video “Vaseline” won “Best Use of a Sex Toy” at The Good Vibrations Erotic Film Festival. In 2013 she received a Bessie Award nomination for the theatrical performance of “Organ Player” and in 2015 she received Creative Capital and United States Artists Awards. Interested in troubling the popular entertainment and experimental art divide, she appeared on America’s Got Talent in 2011. Her first feature film “Narcissister Organ Player” premiered at Sundance Film Festival in 2018. Also in 2018 she had a solo exhibition at Participant Inc. gallery in New York. In collaboration with playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, she is a Sundance Theatre Lab 2018 Fellow for the development of a new evening length performance commissioned by the Soho Rep in New York. She completed the ArtPace Residency in San Antonio, Texas in Summer 2019 and her new short film Narcissister Breast Work premiered at Sundance 2020. 

For additional information, please visit Narcissister's website (http://www.narcissister.com) and read Osterweis' TDR article: "Public Pubic: Narcissister’s Performance of Race, Disavowal, and Aspiration."