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Untitled.
Photo: Virginia MacKenny.
Jo'burg bar, 218 Long Street, Cape Town. Run by Bruce Gordon.
Heri Dono, Shadow Puppets, Cyfuniad Workshop, 1999.
Cory Archangel, Super Mario Clouds v2k3.
Courtesy: Team Gallery, New York and White Diamonds Projects from the exhibition 'The Transparent Eyeball'.
Robert Mapplethorpe's American Flag Reversed.
White Diamond Projects
El Anatsui, Signature or Appropriation.
Cyfuniad Workshop, 1999.
Juliette Prentice, Untitled, 2004.
'Unseen Bodies' exhibition, Holton Lee.
John Creed, Acceleration.
In situ at Gateshead's new look Town Hall Square. Commissioned by Gateshead Council.
Hetain Patel, Kanku.
Hetain Patel, Unjtitled.
At work employing henna which is used in Hindu ceremonies
Untitled, Parts of the brain used in recognising familiar faces.
Credit: Mark Lythgoe and Chloe Hutton
Untitled, Crystals of DNA binding to one of its repair proteins.
Credit: Bernard O'Hara and Renos Savvva
Tabatha Andrews, Descent, black and white DVD projection, silent, 33-min loop, 2004.
Mathieu Beausejour, Three Internationales, (details), installation, 2005.
Stella Vine, Untitled.
From Arty issue 8 'Reviews London', 2002
Leon Hill, Untitled, 2005.
Mairi Lafferty, The Weavers, video, 2004.
Stuart McCaffer, Monarch of the Glen, 2005.
Kevin Reid, Ganghut.
Documentation of the opening event at Spike Island in August 2004.
Kevin Reid, Prairie Oysters performing at Al Scots, farm, Coldwater, Memphis.
Photo: Peter Dibin.
Publicity shot of the spud rock group the Prairie Oysters, Reid was part of while on the road from Memphis to New York from September to December 2004.
Emma Pratt, When It's Frosty He Likes To Lick Lamposts, mixed-media installation with lard, 2005.
Cover of a-n Magazine, February 2005.
Philip Babot, The Long Road to the North, photograph, 2003.
Photo: the artist.
Promotional image for 'Cohabitation', tactile BOSCH's programme of international collaborations.
Photo: Philip Babot.
Lyra Abueg Garcellano, A Filipino Girl.
Sarah Jane Pell, Hydrophilia, aquabatics performance, duration 111 minutes, 2004.
At PICA, Biennale of Electronic Arts, Perth
Sarah Jane Pell, Hydrophilia, aquabatics performance, duration 111 minutes, 2004.
At PICA Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth