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Alex Farquharson, John Kelsey and Jeremy Millar. Collaborative text by Carey Young and Liam Gillick. Introduction by Steven Bode
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ISBN 0 9538634 6 8
PRICE £9.95
The first publication devoted to the work of Carey Young, an emerging artist whose work provocatively and playfully questions familiar notions of art as a mode of resistance and critique in a world of dissolving boundaries, in which the borders between politics, culture and business seem to have disappeared. Having worked within business for several years, Young presents the role of the artist potentially to be that of an infiltrator within the inner world of the multinational, adopting its language, codes and tools, as well as its tactics of disappearance, in order to offer an insider's perspective on to the formation and control of mass culture.
Essays by Alex Farquharson, John Kelsey and Jeremy Millar. Collaborative text by Carey Young and Liam Gillick
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Charles Esche, Steven Bode, Lizzie Francke and Catherine Pavlovic
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ISBN 0 95386 340 9
PRICE £15.00
Mark Lewis' work functions as a critique of cinema, encouraging the viewer's awareness of the clichés, conventions and fragmentary nature of film, and how it has been constructed historically. In so doing, he also acknowledges its suggestive power, and the alluring, seductive visual qualities of the medium, whilst maintaining a certain critical distance in his extraction and re-evaluation of its components. This catalogue provides a survey of Lewis' film works from 1995-2000.
Essays by Charles Esche, Steven Bode, Catherine Pavlovic and Lizzie Francke.
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