Sequence & Repetition / London : Beldam Gallery : 2007
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PB.GB.BDG.39.SARTitle and Statement of Responsiblity
Sequence & Repetition / Curation: Silia Ka Tung; Design: Studio Daniel Baer; Printer: MandM Print, UKSummarization of Content
Exhibition catalogue for the exhibition 'Sequence & Repetition' held at the Bedlam Gallery, Brunel University, London, in 2007 featuring the work of 14 artists.As well as their exhibition pieces, the artists provided a piece of text which was compiled together to demonstrate that whilst sequence can be seen as demonstrative of the action of making and realising a work of art, it can be simply treated as a strand of conversation. This is a conversation that neither starts nor finishes, that is placed within another conversation, and ultimately is one that belongs to a different generation of artists.
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London, United Kingdom : Beldam Gallery , 2007Extent
32 pages 25 photographs (20.8cm x 14.7cm x 0.2cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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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
Ajerman, Michael, (b.1977), artist ; Begum, Rana, 1977-, artist ; Ben-David, Zadok, 1979, artist ; Berning, Dale, artist ; Chan, Suki, (b.1977), artist ; Fernandez, Tatiana Echeverri, artist ; Gilboa, Itamar artist ; Gioscia, Ludovica, artist ; Izquierdo, Emilia, artist ; Jaray, Tess, artist ; Mcdonald, Gary, artist ; Rubin, Michal, artist ; Rubin, Gideon, artist ; Tung, Silia Ka, artist, curator ; Beldam Gallery, (1997-c.2014)Keywords & Terms
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