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Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard
Art: Galleries: South Bank to Deptford
FREECritics' choiceLast chanceArt exhibitions on today
- Maggi Hambling, National Portrait Gallery
- Turner and the Masters, Tate Britain
- Anish Kapoor, Royal Academy of Arts
- Jeremy Millar, National Maritime Museum
- Pop Life: Art in a Material World, Tate Modern
- Damien Hirst: No Love Lost, Wallace Collection
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Event description
New 3D audio-visual film intstallation.
Time Out says
It's just about possible to summarise in a sentence the idea behind Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard's new film 'Radio Mania: An Abandoned Work'. It's a two-screen, 3D audio-visual installation showing a recording of a staged rehearsal of a script based on an updated adaptation of an early 3D silent movie, made in 1922, about a scientist attempting to transmit communications to Mars. What viewers made of the original movie in 1922 isn't known but what viewers will make of this is a subtle but perception-bending mix of time, memory, space and media. (HS)
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