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25 - 29 July 2007 Private View 25th 6-9pm
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The Crypt Gallery, St Pancras Church Euston Road London NW1 2BA
25 - 29 July 2007 Private View 25th 6-9pm
This exhibition of a group young artists work, explores various subjects and themes from our cultural environment, through film, performance, photography, sculpture, printing and painting.
Participating artists'
Trevor Taylor, Natasha Stanbridge, Jon Gabb, Mark Metcalf, Cornelius Brady, Wendy McLean, Ji Young Park,
Meryem Kazim, Lorna MacMillan, Lucy Carew, Sharlene Channer,
Janie Burnham, Srdjana Sarcevic, John Young, Claire Pinney,
Nicholas Lockyer, Bea Yates
Participating artists'
Trevor Taylor, Natasha Stanbridge, Jon Gabb, Mark Metcalf, Cornelius Brady, Wendy McLean, Ji Young Park,
Meryem Kazim, Lorna MacMillan, Lucy Carew, Sharlene Channer,
Janie Burnham, Srdjana Sarcevic, John Young, Claire Pinney,
Nicholas Lockyer, Bea Yates
Other Projects In Conjunction With London Metropolitan University and Zagreb Academy of Art
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CORNELIUS BRADY
My work is base around ideas of identity and where we are placed with regard to the people and commodities that populate our existence. This year I have been reading Slavoj Zizek and navigating my work through this particular quote.
“Objet petit a, the object-cause of desire. A quite ordinary, everyday object that, as soon as it is “elevated to the status of the Thing,” starts to function as a kind of screen, an empty space on which the subject projects the fantasies that support his desire, a surplus of the real that propels us to narrate again and again our first traumatic encounters with jouissance.”
SLAVOJ ZIZEK. LOOKING AWRY AN INTRODUCTION TO JACQUES LACAN THROUGH POPULAR CULTURE
Published by MIT press 1991
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