CRASH-TEST DUMMY.

The article presents an interview with artist Ed Atkins. Topics discussed include the video installations by him and the role of computer generated images (CGI) in it; the use of dummy figures in his art by Atkins; and the use of racks of stage clothing in his installation "Old Food." Also mentioned...

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Published in:Art Monthly no. 417; pp. 1 - 7
Main Author: HERBERT, MARTIN
Format: Interview
Published: Art Monthly Jun2018
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