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- Author: Nicholas James
- Publisher: CV Publications
- ISBN-10: 1904727662
- ISBN-13: 9781904727668
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Nicholas James, editor Cv/Visual Arts Research, visits Yoko Ono exhibition at Tate Modern with film composer Isabella Summers. Recorded commentary on exhibits including Yoko Ono films, installations and documents.
Part Two: Tate Modern In Construction
Interview 06/08/1997 Project Manager Dawn Austwick on the Bankside site in development. Interview with curator Jeremy Lewison on exhibitions and presentations planned in the two London Tates.
Part Three: Art Study Plan
A combine painting 'Whirlwind' created by students on the Art Study Plan course, Richmond Community College 1988. As the project develops, monitored by tape recordings over a three month period, the students release controversial subject matter into the graffiti style mural, the 'Whirlwind' unleashing an unexpected dynamic from a communal imagination.
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- Author: Nicholas James
- Publisher: CV Publications
- ISBN-10: 1904727662
- ISBN-13: 9781904727668
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Nicholas James, editor Cv/Visual Arts Research, visits Yoko Ono exhibition at Tate Modern with film composer Isabella Summers. Recorded commentary on exhibits including Yoko Ono films, installations and documents.
Part Two: Tate Modern In Construction
Interview 06/08/1997 Project Manager Dawn Austwick on the Bankside site in development. Interview with curator Jeremy Lewison on exhibitions and presentations planned in the two London Tates.
Part Three: Art Study Plan
A combine painting 'Whirlwind' created by students on the Art Study Plan course, Richmond Community College 1988. As the project develops, monitored by tape recordings over a three month period, the students release controversial subject matter into the graffiti style mural, the 'Whirlwind' unleashing an unexpected dynamic from a communal imagination.
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