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Smith/Stewart - a Black Thread

Name: Smith/Stewart - a Black Thread
Brand: Film and Video Umbrella
SKU: 02817113
Price: 4957 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Tom McCarthy
ISBN: 9781904270089

Tom McCarthy

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02817113

Publishers Film and Video Umbrella, July 2014

This large-format publication acts as a visual record of a unique three-part exhibition by the accla... Full description

Libristo code: 02817113

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This large-format publication acts as a visual record of a unique three-part exhibition by the acclaimed Glasgow-based artists Smith/Stewart. Their project ‘A Black Thread’, consisted of a trio of related installations, combining video and sound with stark and physically imposing sculptural elements. Capturing the taut, tense and enigmatic atmosphere of the works themselves, the book features a series of fractured images from each manifestation of the project, which began at Chisenhale Gallery in the winter of 2002 before travelling to Art Sheffield (April 2003) and Milton Keynes Gallery (January-March 2004).