The doll was created for a satirical show.
Rubber puppet of US President Donald trump, which was created by one of the authors of the British satirical show “Exact copy” will appear before the audience.
Co-author of the programme Roger Lowe stated that the American broadcasting company of EN-bi-si asked him to restart the show.
The script for the American version will be written by local authors, while dolls do in the UK.
Doll trump, which was created by Lowe, will be exhibited in Norwich at a retrospective exhibition of his work.
“I’m an old man with a rich past, but I can ruffle. It’s dolls, not people, so no one will judge you for murder,” said the artist about the appearance of the character of the tramp in the show.
The question about possible criticism from U.S. President Lowe said that “it will attract even more viewers.”
“He spends six hours a day watching TV, of course, he’ll see our show,” he continued.
The copyright holder of the illustration Avalon/Andy Crouch
Roger Lowe created the programme “an Exact copy” in the 1980s with Peter Flaco and Martin Lambi-Nairn.
The program aired 13 years, parodying politicians from Margaret Thatcher to Arthur Scargill.
The exhibition will feature works by the artist made in the city Or. The exhibition will also include some pieces of porcelain that Lowe created, he moved to Jingdezhen, one of the most famous porcelain centers of China.
Own retrospective Lowe compares with the process of diving under water.
“All these images you’ve created in the past come back and haunt you,” he says.
The doll depicting trump, which reproduces the torso of a policy almost life-size put together with other such dolls. There will be a puppet of Margaret Thatcher from the programme “Exact copy”.
“This will be the first time that will be exposed to modern doll trump. It is definitely one of the most amazing exhibits at the exhibition”, – said the Deputy Director of the gallery, Ghislain wood.
The exhibition “Roger Lowe: From satire to ceramics” will be held from 18th November to the 3rd of April in the Centre for visual arts University of East Anglia in Norwich.
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