'Transmissions' explores the upsurge in performance-related practice that continues to suffuse the contemporary art world. A series of reportage films and collaborations on SHOWstudio during 2005-2007, created as a diary documenting each event live, 'Transmissions' captures a portrait of the scene though artist-created footage, short film, ephemera and live imagery
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- Alexandra Bachzetsis
- Antony & The Johnsons
- Art Basel Miami Beach
- Beauties of the Night
- Berlin Biennial
- Carl Hopgood
- Cerith Wyn Evans
- cheapcream
- Christian Marclay
- Daria Martin & Zeena Parkins
- Derek Jarman
- Duggie Fields
- Ei Arakawa
- Enrico David
- Francis Alys
- Gustav Metzger
- Guy de Cointet
- Janice Kerbel
- Jimmy Robert
- Joanne Tatham and Tom O'Sullivan
- Jonathan Meese
- Jutta Koether
- Martin Creed
- Maria Pask
- Linder Sterling
- Pil & Galia Kollectiv
- Kim Gordon & Jutta Koether
- Kim Gordon & Jutta Koether
- K2ao and Stephan Dillemuth
- Lali Chetwynd
- Los Super Elegantes
- No Bra
- Pablo Bronstein
- Peter Saville
- Rirkrit Tiravanija
- Roger Hiorns
- Sunn O)))
- Stephanie Taylor
- Pablo Bronstein
- Rodney Graham
- Stephen Willats
- Sue Tompkins
- The Landsc Apes
- The Dimes of March
- The Otolith Group
- The Thing-In-Itself
- Tris Vonna Mitchell
- Utrecht
- Ulla von Brandenburg
- Whitstable Biennale
- William Hunt
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Rodney Graham
Rodney Graham, a Canadian-born (and based) artist, has built a diverse body of work that has earned him enormous recognition as a leading practitioner of his generation. Associated with the so-called Vancouver School that includes Ken Lum, Stan Douglas and Jeff Wall, each renowned collectively for distinctive practices based on photography. Rodney Graham has long held a dual interest in music and visual practice. In the 1970s he was part of the Vancouver's punk new wave performing with UJ3RK5 ("you jerks", with Wall), then with the band Volumizer, and solo as a singer-songwriter. His discography and play-list equal an extensive list of international group and solo exhibitions he has participated in. Graham's points of reference range from the philosophical to the musical, tangents which coalesce in a body of work that is intellectual, absurd, and entertaining.
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'One More Thing' Rodney Graham
'One More Thing' Rodney Graham
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' Life is a picnic' Rodney Graham
' Life is a picnic' Rodney Graham