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For an excellent summary of the exhibition take a look at Jez Winship's review in his blog Sparks in Electrical Jelly. A selection of photos of work from the exhibition are shown above and below:
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| Small gallery view |
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| Jan Williams & Chris Teasdale |
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| Laura Oldfield Ford |
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| Large gallery end view |
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| David Bowman |
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| George Shaw |
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| Robert Soden |
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| Simon Woolham |
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Good pictures Steve. I didn't realise the video was taken underneath a motorway bridge - it looks completely subterranean. It was a great exhibition. I enjoyed the symposium too. Got my copy of Laura Oldfield Ford's Savage Messiah through the post today, as well as Owen Hatherley's A New Kind of Bleak: Journeys Through Urban Britain, which also has her illustrations at the start of each chapter (two of which cover Plymouth and Bristol).
ReplyDeleteThanks Jez - Heard that the symposium was good - and well attended. They had Laura Oldfield Ford's book in the gallery yesterday (a bit late as the exhibition closed today). Looking through it, there was some really great stuff - it has made me view her in a totally different light. The pictures in the exhibition clearly only tell a small part of her story.
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