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The Floating Cinema: A Smaller Sound, A Bigger Crowd

Artist/Author: Ian Giles | Reference: D1682 | Type: DVD

A film installation and performance telling the story of ‘The Docklands Bell’; commissioned for The Floating Cinema 2011. 15th July 2011.

Triple Bill: 3 Solo Works from the new generation of performance

Artist/Author: Sian Robinson Davies, Andres Galeano, Ieke Trinks | Reference: D1685 | Type: DVD

Event documentation; 13th July 2011

Abracadabra

Artist/Author: City of Women, Mara Vujic | Reference: P1787 | ISBN: 978-961-92182-5-9 | Type: Publication

Documentation from the 17th International Festival of Contemporary Arts – City of Women.

Mamoru Iriguchi (DVD)

Artist/Author: Mamoru Iriguchi | Reference: D1679 | Type: DVD

Features documentation of pieces ‘Projector/Conjector’ (2011), ‘Into the Skirt’ (2010), and ‘Pregnant?!’ (2009).

Mamoru Iriguchi (CD)

Artist/Author: Mamoru Iriguchi | Reference: D1678 | Type: DVD

Features an overview of Mamoru Iriguchi’s work and practice.

The South Bank Show: Body Art.

Artist/Author: Ron Athey | Reference: D1675 | Type: DVD

Ron Athey 5 April 1998

Domestic Sanitation, Parts 1 & 2

Artist/Author: Helen Chadwick | Reference: D1676 | Type: DVD

Documentation of a live performance held in Brighton in the summer of ’76. It looks at women engaged in ‘feminine’ behaviour.

Frogtopia Hongkornucopia

Artist/Author: Kwok Mang-Ho, The Frog King | Reference: P1774 | ISBN: 978-962847138-6 | Type: Publication

Catalogue published in conjunction with, Hong Kong’s exhibition at the 54th Venice Biennale, on view from 4 June to 27 November 2011. Includes artistic concept, curatorial statements, an essay by Ming Fay, and a dialogue between the artist and curators.

Life + Reality

Artist/Author: Tatsumi Orimoto | Reference: P1779 | Type: Publication

Exhibition at DNA Galerie, Berlin (10 June-13 August 2011).

Animalworks in China

Artist/Author: Meiling Cheng | Reference: P1775 | Type: Publication

The experimental art scene in post-Tiananmen China has featured an array of animal bodies, both living and dead, as well as interspecies encounters ranging from the playful to the sadistic, from the gently collaborative to the violently conflictual, which interrogate and destabilize contemporary constructions of the nature-culture binary.

 

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