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Tate Triennial 2006: New British Art
1 March - 14 May 2006
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Live Works: Lali Chetwynd


Lali Chetwynd: The Fall of Man, A Puppet Extravaganza!
Wednesday 19 April 2006, 19.30–21.30
North Duveen galleries

About Lali Chetwynd: The Fall of Man Live Performance Images Live Performance Video

The Fall of Man is a temporary installation featuring a puppet show in three acts. As with her previous works, Chetwynd makes all of her costumes, props and scenery by hand. The props are assembled by combining found materials and similarly, Chetwynd‘s narrative structure brings together a number of literary sources including the Bible, the philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Karl Marx’s Das Kapital.

The appearance of this theatre tableaux relates Chetwynd‘s live performances to her practice as a painter, in particular her fantastical series Bat Opera which depicts a stage inhabited by intricately rendered bats.

Supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England