This contemporary artwork features a dramatic installation of curtained panels in shades of purple and gold. The composition is bold and minimalist, with the curtains creating a sense of depth and concealment within the stark, industrial setting. The artist's use of rich, vibrant colors and the interplay of light and shadow suggest a sense of mystery and intrigue. The piece invites the viewer to consider the relationship between public and private spaces, as well as the role of art in shaping our perceptions of the world around us. ...
Elizabeth Price’s moving image picks at the threads that connect social, political and cultural histories. Price’s process often begins with delving into archives before embedding, layering and re-layering archival images and found footage and combining them with text and sound. These aspects are edited simultaneously and bleed into one another. Thematically, Price sets her sights on architecture, artefacts and documents, ‘frequently marginal or derogated things’ and phenomena that reveal ingrained systems of ideology, cultural intricacies and nuance. Price was awarded the 2012 Turner Price for her video installation ‘THE WOOLWORTHS CHOIR OF 1979’, which deftly juxtaposes footage of a fire at a Woolworth's furniture store with photographs of church architecture and clips of pop performances. ...
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