About the Artist

Selena Rook Dedicated to the arts and social change, Selena Rook has performed in physical theater, opera, and street theater productions. She was a Watson Fellow for her project Contemporary Clown Circuit: Performance Across Borders leading her to participate in many Clowns Without Borders projects and work as a professional hospital clown with Le Rire Mdecin and Laughter League for over 10 years. Together with Coline Irwin, she co-founded Association Peekaboo in 2011, an organization which offers creative workshops around artworks and artistic books. Selena now lives in NYC and works as a teaching artist for the Brooklyn Museum's HHArt of Medicine and Museum on Wheels programs. A 2009 graduate of the Jacques Lecoq theater school and Laboratoire d'Etude du Mouvement scenography course, she brings her expertise in visual and performing arts to work that increases arts access and transforms everyday spaces through arts interventions. Association Peekaboo Mon Carton was created in collaboration with Association Peekaboo, an french non-profit founded in 2011 to offer experiential workshops around pieces of art. Peekaboo has since evolved to produce installations and performances as well as lead trainings for professionals working with young children. Peekaboo works on the border between the everyday and art - aiming to find wonder in the everyday and integrate artistic process into our experience of the world around us. Peekaboo has partnered with organizations such as Les Trois Ourses, Bloom School, Centre des Arts d'Enghien-les-bains, Centre National des Arts Plastiques, Conseil dpartemental de la Guadeloupe, Institut Suprieur Maria Montessori, and La Petite Ecole. Offering workshops to accompany Mon Carton in order to give audience members an experiential laboratory with similar materials as those seen in the performance, Peekaboos approach is inspired by pedagogies such as Reggio Emilia, Montessori, and Cooperative Learning and workshops offer a chance for free<

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