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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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With texts by Iain Sinclair, Simon Willmoth, Steven Bode, Sean Cubitt and Tom Williamson
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ISBN 978-1-904270-27-0
PRICE £12.00
A record of a long-running visual arts project that took place at venues across the east of England between 2004 and 2007, Silicon Fen considers how landscape in general (and the East Anglian landscape in particular) has been both affected and reflected by technology. Immersing themselves in the distinctive history and topography of the region, whose remote, almost desolate vistas belie the complex nature of its substantially man-made environment, the participating artists (Suky Best, Susan Collins, Dalziel + Scullion, Annabel Howland, Stephen Hughes and TNWK) contribute works that capture the unique character of the Fenland landscape and whose facility with digital forms of image-making brings their subject into sharper focus.
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Steven Bode, Harland Millar and Stephen Snoddy
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ISBN 0 9536755 4 8
PRICE £14.99
Exhibition catalogue to accompany 'Tomorrow's World, Yesterday's Fever (Mental Guests Incorporated)' with essays by Harland Miller, Steven Bode and Stephen Snoddy.
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Michael Archer and Julian Stallabrass
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ISBN 1 90427 017 4
PRICE £12.00
Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead's extraordinarily varied, almost unclassifiable artworks combine conceptual flair with sophisticated technical innovation. Encompassing works for the web alongside a host of other new media interventions, this book, the first monographic survey of the artists' work, highlights a number of impressive installation and internet-based pieces which use digital technology to echo the art-historical tradition of the ready-made.
minigraphs is a series of publications developed by Film and Video Umbrella devoted to contemporary artists working with film and video. Fully illustrated, and with specially commissioned essays and an extensive lists of works, this series provides an attractive and indispensable introduction to some of Britain's most exciting contemporary artists.
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Will Bradley, Polly Staple, Chris Darke and Jeremy Millar. Introduced by Steven Bode
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ISBN 0 95386 347 6
PRICE £9.95
'Plans and Spells' places this recent work within the context of Adam Chodzko's highly individual artistic oeuvre. Richly illustrated with colour plates throughout, and featuring four newly commissioned texts which range widely across Chodzko's career, this publication presents an illuminating portrait of one of the most singular and distinctive bodies of work in contemporary British art.
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