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Fawn Rogers (born in Portland, Oregon) is a Los Angeles based contemporary artist. Through painting, photography, video, and sculptural installation, Rogers addresses the idea of power as the currency of nature and human interaction, while her aesthetic incorporates realism, conceptualism, and the synthesis of text and image. Concerned with systems of the natural world and social constructionism, her art accepts nature as a full range of existence, including violence, innocence, and invention. She has shown her paintings, photographs, and conceptual installations in non-traditional locations on four continents.〔(HATCh: Fawn Rogers Interview, HatchtInc.com, Mar. 2014, Retrieved Jun. 2014 )〕〔(Fawn Rogers: Get Your Art On, Jan. 2014, Retrieved Jun. 2015 )〕 == Career == Rogers' first solo exhibition, “Jewels, Gods, and Dust," was a three-story site-specific installation displayed in Pune, India in 1993. Other works also include, “Kokoro” in Tokyo in 1995, and “Earth to Hand” in Marche, Italy in 1999.〔(Project and Interview Excerpt From Artist Fawn Rogers, prlog.org, Dec. 2013, Retrieved Jun. 2014 )〕 In 2002 Rogers was co-curator of a group exhibition titled, "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly." Seven of her paintings were featured along with works by Joseph Bueys, (Roger Herman ), Robert Longo, and Chris Newman; the exhibition was held at (Miauhaus Studio 12 ) in Los Angeles. Following “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly,” Rogers exhibited her installation "I Like the Dark, It's Friendly" in Los Angeles. In 2007, Rogers created (Ka Di ), an art exchange for education to help empower the youth of Bamako, Mali. In 2013 her artwork was selected by Dawit Yohannes of the World Bank for an ongoing corporate exhibition in Juba, South Sudan.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://fawnrogers.com/about/ )〕 Rogers was commissioned for eleven original works from her “Visible Light” and “Garden Light” for First Capitol Consulting, Inc., Los Angeles in February, 2012. In 2014 Rogers' works from "Visible Light" and paintings from "I Love You And That Makes Me God," were on view at HATCh Showroom,〔(Fawn Rogers Interview, hatchinc.com, Mar. 2014, Retrieved Jun. 2014 )〕 while a version of “I Love You And That Makes Me God,” was displayed as a 50-story LED public installation on the American Eagle building in Time Square, New York. KCET commented that the installation lit up across Times Square, “taking this very intimate statement and giving a powerful public presence.”〔(The Visible Light Paintings of Fawn Rogers, KCET, Mar. 2015 )〕 In January 2015 two of Rogers’ original works from the "Visible Light” series entitled (Assassination and the Exchange Rate ) went on display at the American Airlines Admirals Club collection, located inside the Miami Airport. The “Visible Light” series are images created by natural projection of electromagnetic light through purified water using a 4-foot vertical prism, then photographed with a high-powered lens. Each image represents a few millimeters of light taken from the original photographs, then enlarged up to 25 feet onto various archival substrates. The images are not color enhanced. In February four more works from the series were added to the (Embraer Executive Jets ) private showroom. In May 2015 Rogers debuted “Court” at NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance) Art Fair and at Select Art Fair in New York City during (Frieze Art Week ).〔(SELECT ART FAIR EVENTS NOT TO MISS, HAHA MAG, May 2015, Retrieved May 2015 )〕 "Court” is a series of 53 original acrylic and graphite paintings featuring images of art collectors chosen at random from ARTnews “Top 200" list. Each collector is presented as a playing card along with two art collectors as wildcards not from the list.〔(FAWN ROGERS’ ART WORLD COLLECTOR CARDS PREMIER AT SELECT ART FAIR!, ArtNerd.com, May 2015, Retrieved May 2015 )〕 ARTNetNews, which chose "Court" as a must-see exhibition,〔(Things To Do At Select Fair, Art Net, May 2015, Retrieved May 2015 )〕 reported that "two 'wildcard' collectors not featured on the list (rumored to have been recommended to Rogers by Jerry Saltz) cameo as joker cards."〔(Things To Do At Select Fair, Art Net, May 2015, Retrieved May 2015 )〕 (Huffington Post ) reported, "One of the original 'Court' paintings also made an appearance in a high-stakes, winner-take-all poker game," featuring other works of fine art, and that several limited edition decks of the standard-size Art Patron Playing Cards were stolen from the NADA gift shop. Prior to the installation, Peter Eleey from MoMA PS1 photographed several of the cards to share with art collectors.〔(Obtaining Self-Mastery At Frieze Week In NYC, Huffington Post, May 2015 )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Fawn Rogers」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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