Performance

Bloody Mama

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“Bloody Mama” appears at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) as a live, open-form performance, with featured participation by Roger Corman. The piece draws on the lore of outlaw family enterprise and American violence, treating crime less as spectacle than as a social fact. In New York, it lands in a lineage of downtown, genre-scrambling work that MoMA has helped institutionalize, even when the sources come from exploitation cinema. The result is blunt and unsentimental, and its refusal to resolve into a single meaning feels intentional.