Deborah De Robertis, Eine Künstlerin, die Kunst und Aktivismus neu definiert Alter & Vermogen

Deborah De Robertis Pussy. Strasbourg. Une artiste rejugée pour avoir taché la moquette du Parlement européen On Wednesday, Deborah De Robertis was acquitted for her performance in which she shouted, "Mona Lisa, my pussy, my copyright," while revealing her vagina. Last month artist Deborah de Robertis decided to incorporate Courbet's work into her own performance piece - which saw her take a seat in front of the priceless painting and expose her own.

We sat down with the French-Luxembourgish-Italian artist to discuss the different ways in which her. Deborah showed her genitals in front of a packed museum Pic: Deborah de Robertis/Facebook Deborah was in custody for two days before appearing before a judge, who ordered her to face trial on October 18 on charges of sexual exhibitionism and assault - for biting a museum guard's jacket during her arrest.

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Using nudity as a form of protest and a tool for critical thought, Deborah de Robertis' works have consistently challenged patriarchal structures in the art world and beyond, from her earliest pieces at art school through to her later performances in the museum space and public sphere On Wednesday, the Tribunal correctionnel de Paris (Paris criminal court) ruled that it was an "artistic and activist act" Nude performance artist Deborah de Robertis faces charges of sexual exhibitionism after appearing naked at the Sanctuary of Lourdes.

Deborah De Robertis Gustave Courbet. A French court found De Robertis innocent of sexual exhibitionism following her latest attempt to raise awareness of the sexism and double standards at institutions such as The Louvre. De Robertis spread her legs open in front of the "Mona Lisa" painting at the Louvre museum, shouting "Mona Lisa, ma chatte, mon copyright" (my pussy, my copyright) in September, according to the French newspaper Le Monde

Gustave Courbet The Origin Of The World. Deborah De Robertis has been cleared of charges of sexual exhibitionism, but ordered to undertake 35 hours of community service for assault. Last month artist Deborah de Robertis decided to incorporate Courbet's work into her own performance piece - which saw her take a seat in front of the priceless painting and expose her own.