Episodes 542 & 543: Leigh Bowery: Phantasmagoric Couturier, an interview with Fiontán Moran, Parts I & II This week we look at the life and genre defying work of Leigh Bowery, who has been “described as a fashion designer, club monster, professional dandy, vaudeville drunkard, pop surrealist, human sculpture, guru without a sect, clown without a circus, piece of moving furniture, modern art on legs, monument of our times…” Tate Modern curator Fiontán Moran joins us for a two-part episode to discuss his co-curated exhibition Leigh Bowery! which is on view now at the Tate Modern in London through August, 31, 2025. IMAGE 1: Tear sheet, Leigh Bowery and Trojan, The Face, January 1987, photo by Sheila Rock, IMAGE 2: Fergus Greer, Leigh Bowery Session 1 Look 2 1988, Courtesy Michael Hoppen Gallery IMAGE 3 : Charles Atlas, Still from Because We Must, Wikicommons IMAGE 4: Leigh Bowery in his Apartment, August 1984, photo by Steve Pyke, Getty Images IMAGE 5: Leigh Bowery circa 1984, photo by Kerstin Rogers, Getty Images #leighbowery #fiontanmoran #tatemodern #dressed542 #dressed543
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