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Kanal Hovedstaden (The Capital TV Channel, Copenhagen) in ArtLab 21 Gallery. April 26th 2024. One hour interview.
KCET, the nation´s largest independent public television station
Featured in Downtown Muse LA by Melissa Richardson Banks, February 2012. Link to review
Lys over Lolland; nu med scenografi af Kurt Baagø. 07. sep. 2011
Kulturfestivallen, Lys Over Lolland 2011 finder sted 2 steder på Lolland, på Lungholm Gods og den nedlagte papir- og sukkerfabrik, Højbygård.
Scenografier uden skuespillere i. Det lyder måske lidt tomt og tamt, men kulturfestivallen, Lys Over Lolland, der åbner i dag, har inviteret 14 af Danmarks mest anerkendte scenografer til at skræddersy scenografier med lys og lyd til hver deres rum i den nedlagte Højbygård Papirfabrik ved Holeby.
"Det er Danmarkshistoriens første scenografi-udstilling" siger Lys Over Lollands kunstneriske leder, Susanne Grue Jørgensen.
Lys Over Lolland, 2011 bruger, udover Højbygård-fabrikken i Holeby, herskabsstalden i det nærliggende Lungholm Gods til en række arrangementer med film, musik, fortællinger og madkunst.
The 32nd ANNUAL L.A. Weekly Theater Awards Nominees - Los Angeles:
SET DESIGN of THE YEAR in LA: Birgitte Moos: The Arsonists
SET DESIGN for The Arsonists. American premiere at the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles. April 3 - May 23, 2010
CHRITICS CHOICE by Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times. CRITICS PICK; Theater review: 'The Arsonists' at KOAN at the Odyssey April 15, 2010
”...Among the first-rate design elements, Birgitte Moos’ striking set holds some real surprises.” Link to review
L.A. Weekly Theater Critics. April 8, 2010
”...Set designer Birgitte Moos' beautiful two-level set (1950s-style living room and attic) is ingenious...” Link to review
BEVERLY PRESS, April 8, 2010
”...super set design co-operation from Birgitte Moos...” Link to review
BACKSTAGE. CRITICS PICK: 'The Arsonists'. KOAN at The Odyssey Theatre. 7.4.2010 Link to review
STAGE AND CINEMA, FIREMEN, SAVE MY WORLD, April 11, 2010
”... the look and feel of a grim East-European film of the 60s, with just the right touch of Keystone Kops madness...”
Campus Circle, May 5, 2010
”The two level set design from the wallpaper to the hanging houses was beautifully developed by Danish set designer and fine artist Birgitte Moos. (I could not expect less from a student of Achim Freyer.)...” Link to review
A CurtainUp, Los Angeles Review: The Arsonists 8 april, 2010
“Scenic designer Birgitte Moos has layered that second level attic atop a sterile white living room that looks like it might be a generic hotel room.
Miniature houses representing the city float in space, and the firefighters scale metal towers to peek in the windows…”
LA THEATRE REVIEW, April 9, 2010. ”The set, by Birgitte Moos... was marvelously evocative...”
BITTER LEMONS, April 2010. Link to review
Hamptons.com - This Week In Arts. Posted: October 19, 2009
"In a Watermill Center fall residency taking place October 15 through October 28, the Danish artist Birgitte Moos is undertaking a study of theatrical set design that will ultimately become a book about the effects of abstract imagery on her art form.
She will give a talk on Tuesday, October 27 at 6 p.m.
From challenging gravity to creating a language through non-realistic imagery, Revolutionary Spaces will explore the interaction of the audience and the stage. Moos questions how and where the viewer experiences recognition and intuitive understanding of the content of a performance as it relates to the environment of the action on the stage..'
ARTIST IN RESIDENCY & LECTURE AT THE WATERMILL CENTER, NEW YORK October 27, 2009 - 6:00pm
Revolutionary Spaces
The Watermill Center
39 Watermill Towd Road
Watermill, New York
Revolutionary Spaces is an exploration of the art of theatrical set design. From challenging gravity to creating a language through non-realistic imagery, Revolutionary Spaces explores the interaction of the audience and the stage. This project questions how and where the viewer experiences recognition and intuitive understanding of the content of a performance as it relates to the environment of the action on the stage. The intent is to channel this exploration into writing a book on the effects of abstract imagery as they apply to set design.
Birgitte Moos is a Danish artist, based in Copenhagen and Los Angeles. Both a conceptual painter and set designer, she holds an MFA from the National Design School of Denmark, where she was often called “the most analytical Danish set designer.” Her work has been shown in various venues and exhibited internationally at numerous galleries. Recently, she designed the set and costumes for Theatre Cantabile2 in Copenhagen and had a solo exhibition at Edgar Varela Fine Arts in Los Angeles. Los
More information is available at www.birgittemoos.com.
This free workshop : A work-in-progress presentation, is part of the Watermill Center's Fall 2009 Artists-in-Residence program.
TALK AT ROBERT WILSONS WATERMILL CENTER, NY - Nov. 2009
THE TALK WAS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK I'M WRITING ABOUT INTER-DISCIPLINARY SET DESIGN AND A DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE RESEARCH WAS ABOUT AT THE WATERMILL CENTER, WHILE I WAS THE ARTIST IN RESIDENCE THERE.
Set design is an art form that actually can draw on several other artistic disciplines and integrate some of them in itself and its expression. Set design is a wildly interesting topic which really is visual communication, that can comment on cultural events and generate debates in society. Set design, when it is interesting, has moved far away from visual social realism in theatre and backdrop painting, to abstract space structures. Which simultaneously can convey messages that support the other elements on stage, if there is such thing as a stage!
I chose to study set design because the profession itself draws both from art, literature, psychology, philosophy, communication, and anthropology. Each field that I was enormously interested in, and therefore not able to decide which area to focus on.
BEDLAM MAGAZINE - A Great Dane by Jonathan Jerald. March 17, 2009
Birgitte Moos is a native Dane but she splits her time between Copenhagen and Los Angeles and so her works reflect urban landscapes that transcend continental divides.
Her imagery has evolved from the use of early European mythological symbols and figures into dark, abstract, almost architectonic works that suggest urban landscapes that trap and channel human figures through an uneasy labyrinth.
Moos describes her approach to painting as an exploration of her personal experience and that of her generation by adapting methods from the memory palace technoique of recall, "the method of loci, or 'ars memoriae' (art of memory)." The woven layers in each individual painting are narratives representing separate visions of remembrance. "Symbolically," Moos explains, a brain scattered full of information: A perverse peep into the creative and complex atmosphere inside the memory of a mind palace."
The images she produces are often reminiscent of the darker panels of graphic novels in which the inhabitants are trapped in a twilight metropolis, divided by walls of their own making. making.
New Works by Birgitte Moos at Edgar Varela Fine Arts (EVFA) Gallery, Downtown LA. March 21st - April 11, 2009
bedlammagazine.com
"Tiggeroperaen / The Beggars Opera"
ET GRUMT EVENTYR af Gregers Dirckinck-Holmfeldt, 1 april 2009
http://gregersdh.dk/?p=668
"Rørende og visuelt fænomenal tiggeropera" af Andreas Fruensgaard.
Frederiksborg Amtsavis, 13 januar 2009
LUDERE OG LOMMETYVE af Anne Middelboe Christensen
Information, 17. januar 2009
SOLGT TIL SEX af Vibeke Werm
Berlingske Tidende, 15. januar 2009
FRA HUSRUM TIL BAGAGERUM
af Peter Johannes Erichsen
Scene, Januar 2009
SOCIALREALISTISK BILLEDTEATER KØRER I SLOWMOTION
Politiken, 19 januar 2009
CITIZEN LA MAGAZINE
LA Magazine. The Bisquit Factory, Downtown Los Angeles
LA Magazine Interview & roundtable conference for exhibit at 'The Bisquit Factory.' April 2007
BACKSTAGE, July. 8, 2003 by Dany Margolies. FROZEN at the Ark Theatre
'Birgitte Moos' set design allows for ease of movement and segregation of characters without distraction...' Read more