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_aPlay the story / _cMatthew Buckingham. |
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_aLondon : _bCamden Arts Centre, _c2007. |
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_a4 volumes : _billustrations (some color) ; _c21 cm. |
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500 | _aPublished on the occasion of the exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre, 27 April - 1 July 2007; Dundee Contemporary Arts, 17 November 2007 - 20 January 2008. | ||
505 | _a4 volumes: Play the story -- The spirit and the letter -- False future -- Everything I need. | ||
520 | _aMatthew Buckingham's new film and video works re-imagine the lives of pioneering figures. Mary Wollstonecraft appears as a ghost whose legacy is unsettled. Objects within the gallery space bring you closer to the action and her responses to the 21st-century. Matthew Buckingham's re-investigation of history addresses present-day realities such as the impact of globalisation and colonialism. The Spirit and the Letter portrays 18th-century writer and social reformer Mary Wollstonecraft, using her own words and work so that she appears to reflect on past conditions from the 21st-century. It encourages us to consider what elements and social dynamics have changed and the way in which her legacy has and continues to be contested. Everything I Need imagines the thoughts of psychologist and radical feminist Charlotte Wolff on her return to Germany following exile in the 1930s. In False Future, Buckingham re-stages a film by Louis Le Prince, an early pioneer of cinematography. A site specific installation Specularia engages with the history of Camden Arts Centre - its architecture and changing function throughout time. | ||
546 | _aText in English with parallel French translation. | ||
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_aBuckingham, Matthew _940420 |
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_aGodfrey, Mark _936168 |
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_aMartin, Sarah, _d1972- _929484 |
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_aCamden Arts Centre _921057 |
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