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Ref NoGB 0809 Fletcher/03/01
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Extent1 file
TitleGary Perkins
Date1999-2001
DescriptionGary Perkins' video installation was in place 2001-2006. The work echoed the levels of scrutiny and study that characterises the School. A series of oblique and oddly beautiful images were relayed through the network of sixteen miniature surveillance cameras, researching the very fabric of the building, and shown on a security style monitor in the foyer.

Includes press release drafts for new art commissions at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine including Susan Brind and Gary Perkins; two copies of private view invitation for new commissioned artworks; three copies of Gary Perkins artist leaflet including interview between Perkins and Ian Hunt; Perkins proposal for installation at LSHTM; artwork label drafts; invoices from Perkins; email from Tony Fletcher regarding installation by Perkins; pamphlet and postcard showing previous work; illustrations of positions for monitors in LSHTM; commission budget; black and white images of CCD video cameras and sample images taken by cameras; copy of interview between Perkins and Hunt; artist biography; draft artwork labels; old version of artist leaflet.
AccessStatusOpen
LanguageEnglish
Related Materialhttp://art.lshtm.ac.uk/perkins.html
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