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Walking to Work

Artist/Author: Simon Whitehead | Reference: P1209 | ISBN: 978-0-9554020-0-5 | Type: Publication

An art book chronicling the recent work of west Wales based performance artist. For accompanying CD see REF. D1130.

Expedition - European Platform for Artistic Exchanges

Editor: Bernard Wooding | Reference: P1179 | ISBN: 2-915150-06-0 | Type: Publication

Publication documenting the three stages of a collaboration between multiple European theatres. 2007-2008

Full Circle

Artist/Author: Eduardo Padilha and Michael Schwab | Editor: Kiki Mazzucchelli and Jonathan Miles | Reference: P1129 | Type: Publication

Booklet accompanying homonymous project which included two exhibitions,a workshop, a publication and a website. Eduardo Padilha and Michael Schwab work in collaboration using the geometric concept of the circle as a tool to create works related to lived experience and urban environment. Small size booklet in A4 folder.

Main stream

Artist/Author: Yan Duyvendak | Reference: D0827 | Type: DVD

Experimental Music and Sound

Artist/Author: Adalet R Garmiany | Reference: D0712 | Type: DVD

Silence

Artist/Author: Adalet R Garmiany | Reference: D0714 | Type: DVD

Colour Game

Artist/Author: Adalet R Garmiany | Reference: D0661 | Type: DVD

Five Shops

Artist/Author: FrenchMottershead | Reference: P0785 | Type: Publication

Photographs of five shops and their shoppers. Documentation of work as part of ANTI Festival, Kuopi Finland. This item is part of the Study Room Guide On Social Engagement and Participation by FrenchMottershead (P1290)

Syzygy Polaria

Editor: Bruce Gilchrist and Jo Joelson | Reference: P0763 | ISBN: 1 901033 28 7 | Type: Publication

Low Tide: Writings on Artists’ Collaborations

Artist/Author: Jeni Walwin | Reference: P0762 | ISBN: 1 901033 85 6 | Type: Publication

During the nineties inter-disciplinary collaborative practice emerged as one of the most significant art form developments of the decade, yet it received negligible critical attention.