People, Places, Process: The Shops Project
Notes
This publication compiles four years of research, documentation and artworks that have resulted from FrenchMottershead' SHOPS project exploring unique customers', and shop owners' stories in a range of different shopping landscapes, emphasising their differences but also revealing their connections and common grounds. Including texts by Peter Jackson, Emma Cocker and Tim Etchells.
| Artist / Author | Frenchmottershead |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Site Gallery |
| ISBN | 9781899926084 |
| Reference | P1426 |
| Date | 2010 |
| Type | Publication |
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