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War and the Body - exhibition and conference, London, June 2010

Our colleagues at the War and Media Network are pleased to announce details of The War and Body Exhibition and Conference in June 2010.

The War and the Body Exhibition explores the intertwining of war and body in the sculpture, drawing, painting, photography and installation art work of contemporary artists. Artists will be discussing their work during a private view and networking evening on the 10th June.

How is the body in war transformed, classified, displayed, utilised, represented and produced through the visual art form? What do these visual forms show us about war and its transformative power? To what extent does the artist embody war through the lived creative process?

For more information about the exhibition please visit the website.

For those wishing to exhibit, please email Sarah Maltby providing the following: At least 3 examples of relevant works for the exhibition in email image format; A synopsis of why your work is appropriate for the exhibition; A brief CV and biog; Details of your availability between 8th and 13th June 2010. The deadline for submission of applications: March 26th 2010. Shortlisted applicants will be notified by April 9th 2010. All forms of artwork will be considered including photography, sculpture, painting, drawing, installation work.

The exhibition is organised by the War and Media Network and City University and is being run in coordination with the War and Body Conference. For more information about the exhibition or the conference please contact Sarah Maltby



Posted on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at 11:35AM by Registered CommenterBen O'Loughlin | CommentsPost a Comment
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