ART AND RE-ENACTMENT 
Thursday 28 March 6.00pm
CCA 5
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This discussion will explore re-enactment as a theme within contemporary
art practice; looking at the process of reconstruction and the
relationship between history, artifice and representation in
contemporary re-enactments.   The panel will include presentations by
all the artists plus extracts from video works.

Speakers include: 

TOM O'SULLIVAN/JOANNE TATHAM are artists who live and work in Glasgow.
They produce objects, images and installations where aesthetics and
attitudes from various moments in cultural history are recovered and
restaged in new ways.  Exhibitions include the Berlin Biennale and a
solo project at Tramway.

LINDER STERLING is an artist based in Manchester who is renowned for her
images for record sleeves such as The Buzzcocks 'Orgasm Addict',
Morrissey's 'Your Arsenal' and Magazine's 'Real Life' and for fronting
the post-punk group Ludus.  She will talk about  her work 'The Working
Class Goes to Paradise'; taking its title from a spaghetti western, the
performance involves a mythical re-enactment of dance rituals by Ann Lee
the female preacher and founder of the Shaker movement merged with the
figure of Clint Eastwood from a Sergio Leone film.  

JANE POLLARD/IAIN FORSYTH, met at Goldsmiths College and began
collaborating in 1994.  They have produced photographic and film-based
work that have engaged with and manipulated look and sound-a-like
'tribute' performers.  At the ICA in 1998, exactly 25 years to the day,
they made a live re-enactment of David Bowie's final performance as
Ziggy Stardust featuring a tribute to Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders
from Mars.

ROD DICKINSON has been producing work around the idea of re-enactment
for several years.  He is currently exhibiting two projects at CCA - The
Jonestown Re-enactment and The Milgram Re-enactment.  For more
information see www.milgramreenactment.org <www.milgramreenactment.org>
and www.jonestownreenactment.org <www.jonestownreenactment.org> 

The panel will be chaired by the writer and critic TOM MCCARTHY.  Tom
has written for a variety of publications including the Times Literary
Supplement, the Observer and Mute magazine, which he edited for a while.
He has recently finished a novel 'Recidual' about re-enactment, which
turns around issues of 'event', memory and repetition.  He has written
extensively on the aesthetics of re-enactment and literature. 

While artist in residence at London's Austrian Cultural Instutute in
Spring 2002 he interviewed Rod Dickinson at length about the Milgram
re-enactment.  This interview and others can be read online at
www.necronauts.org <www.necronauts.org> 

Rebecca Shatwell
Education Programmer
CCA
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow
G2 3JD
www.cca-glasgow.com <www.cca-glasgow.com> 
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Tel: 00 44 (0)141 332 7521 (reception)
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