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Wednesday, 25 February 2009

Daniel Buren


Within and Beyond the Frame 1973

Striped banners, hanging like washing from a gallery window, flutter in the breeze. The black and white stripes have become Buren's trademark. This is ironic, since he uses the anonymity of stripes to register his contempt for individual style, announcing in 1967, that "all art is reactionary". His striped billboards, exhibited in Paris in 1968, contituted an eloquant voice of dissent against traditional art and traditional forms of patronage and presentation. Later he began to work for the kind of institution he had previously derided, he continued to retain political tension between art and context in his work, which is rarely available to collectors.

Tuesday, 24 February 2009

Artist: Zarina Bhimji


This is one of a collection of five stills and a short film Zarina Bhimji exhibited for the turner prize in 2oo7 . These images were collected over a period of many months when bhimji spent days travelling the trade and imigration routes in Uganda, talking to people from all the places she came into contact with. Uganda has a colourful history partly from suffering from Idi Amin and the migration and uproar that this causes. Ifound it particularly relevent her as she closely anlysis the movement and pathways of people and place.



Title: Shadows and Disturbances
Date: 2007
Media: Ilfochrome Ciba Classic Print
Dimensions: 1270mm x 1600mm
Additional info: Aluminium mount, TrueVue Museum Acrylic and frame (2007)

Monday, 23 February 2009

stuffed!








this is when clare, bex and me got a tad carried away with green wool!

Thursday, 19 February 2009