Purveyors / Dunne, Lloyd-Evans, and Stancliffe / Manchester : Rogue Artists' Studios : 2010
Bibliographic Record
Access Point
PB.GB.RAS.42.PVTitle and Statement of Responsiblity
Purveyors / Curatorial Statement by Daniel StaincliffeSummarization of Content
Catalogue released during the group show 'Purveyors' at the Rogue Artists' Studios and Project Space from 20-28 August 2010.Purveyors features new work from three emergent Manchester-based artists, each linked by a sensitivity to the frameworks in which they and their work operate. Each artist explores, by omitting or manipulating, the structures that govern the realisation, presentation and interpretation of their art. Rob Dunne's project undermines the convention of a work's payoff. Bryn Lloyd-Evans' sensitivity to materials, objects and their codes allows him to comment on the prevailing trend of metatheorising in contemporary art. Daniel Stancliffe's work is primarily concerned with representing details of the everyday and offering these up for evaluation.
Publication/Production/Distribution Information
Manchester, United Kingdom : Rogue Studios , 2010Extent
7 pages ; 7 photographsContent Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
Location
esea contemporary Library Collection ➔ Pamphlets collection ➔ Group publicationsAccess and Use
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The physical publication is available for research purposes in the CFCCA search room by appointment. Items in our library collection are not available for external loans.Related Information
People and Organisations
Dunne, Rob, artist ; Lloyd-Evans, Bryn, artist ; Staincliffe, Daniel, artist ; Rogue Artist's Studios, (1995-)Keywords & Terms
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