
WAA.072
Kay Roberts, Julia Wood and Marysia Lewandowska; Actualities, Limehouse, London; 1988 or after
Kay Roberts and Julia Wood discuss the installation of artist Gary Woodley, and the work of Julia Wood shown at Riverside Studios 1988. The conversation touches upon the aspects of site-specificty and minimalism, as well as socially motivated implications of inserting the work in the non gallery space visited by people for different reasons. There are references to readings of the architecture as 'container' and its former industrial past. Cornelia Parker's show at Actualities is mentioned a few times.
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