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|   |   | PRESENTATION HOUSE GALLERY/VAFS/COLLAPSEJudith Barry: Projections, Mise En AbymeEssays by Judith Barry, Brian Wallis, Mark Wigley.
For the past twenty years, Judith Barry has brought a critical perspective to contemporary art through her provocative work in video, performance, installation and sculpture as well as through her writing. Barry's long-standing concern with the impact of mediated environments on human identity is grounded in a deep historical understanding of architecture and spectacle--but she also has a fix on what's going inside our bodies and minds. Judith Barry, Projections, Mise en abyme elaborates on the issues central to Barry's oeuvre, and presents the scope of thought that she brings to her work via visual sources ranging from historical materials to contemporary film stills. Barry's cosmos is one of sliding signifiers collapsing notions of time, space, and identity, a universe where a 1970s science fiction film might exist on the same plane as the buildings of 18th century France. Truly epiphanic, the works presented here stare into the abyss of history and dare it to stare back.
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FORMAT: Paperback, 5 x 7.5 in. / 96 pgs / 75 b&w. LIST PRICE: U.S. $9.95 LIST PRICE: CANADA $12.5 ISBN: 9780920293386 PUBLISHER: Presentation House Gallery/VAFS/Collapse AVAILABLE: 1/2/2001 DISTRIBUTION: D.A.P. RETAILER DISC: TRADE PUBLISHING STATUS: No longer our product AVAILABILITY: Not available
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| Judith Barry: Projections, Mise En Abyme Published by Presentation House Gallery/VAFS/Collapse. Essays by Judith Barry, Brian Wallis, Mark Wigley. For the past twenty years, Judith Barry has brought a critical perspective to contemporary art through her provocative work in video, performance, installation and sculpture as well as through her writing. Barry's long-standing concern with the impact of mediated environments on human identity is grounded in a deep historical understanding of architecture and spectacle--but she also has a fix on what's going inside our bodies and minds. Judith Barry, Projections, Mise en abyme elaborates on the issues central to Barry's oeuvre, and presents the scope of thought that she brings to her work via visual sources ranging from historical materials to contemporary film stills. Barry's cosmos is one of sliding signifiers collapsing notions of time, space, and identity, a universe where a 1970s science fiction film might exist on the same plane as the buildings of 18th century France. Truly epiphanic, the works presented here stare into the abyss of history and dare it to stare back.
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