We have a reality, do we really need another one? On the occasion of his installation lowercase at Starkwhite Gallery, Clinton Watkins discusses the real, the virtual and spinning skulls. Hosted by Mark Amery.
Installation view of mono (2015) Clinton Watkins
CIRCUIT Cast #42
An Interview with Clinton Watkins
· April 28, 2016We have a reality, do we really need another one?
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Works discussed in this episode
Clinton Watkins
dark matter (2016)
Real-world vs. virtual space via natural objects found in remote locations.
Clinton Watkins
Continuous Ship #1 (2003)
Shipping freighters entering Auckland Harbour as "large Barnett Newmans, floating silently."
Clinton Watkins
Continuous Ship #2 (2004)
Shipping freighters entering Auckland Harbour as "large Barnett Newmans, floating silently."
Clinton Watkins
Continuous Ship #3 (2005)
Shipping freighters entering Auckland Harbour as "large Barnett Newmans, floating silently."
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