In this pod we dissect recent publications on Shannon Te Ao, Kim Pieters and the group show Cinema and Painting. Host Mark Amery and guests Thomasin Sleigh and Martin Patrick read passages from an essay by Tina Barton, a lecture by Hollis Frampton and discuss how “what is written today will be different tomorrow.”
I can press my face up against the glass (2014) Shannon Te Ao. The Physics Room Trust, printed by Ilam Press 2014. Designed by Bepen Bhana
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How Much Do We Need to Read? How Much Does the Text Infect the Work?
· June 10, 2015A discussion of recent publications and catalogues, on Shannon Te Ao, Kim Pieters, and the exhibition Cinema and Painting.
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