Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts

The dA-Zed guide to surveillance

Screen shot of Dazed Digital feature.
Drones in the sky, whistleblowers in jail: how art is responding to Big Brother's watch is the sub-title for Dazed Digital's A-Z of surveillance in art. Scroll down the article for 'X is for Station X'. The feature also includes Miranda July's 'We Think Alone' and Simon Norfolk's 'Data Centres'. 

The Station X exhibition is still installed in Hut 8 at Bletchley Park, which has a brand new website, take a look! 

Review of Station X


Rachael Marshall, Locked, Block D, Bletchley Park. Acrylic mounted photograph, 16 x 24 inches. 2011.





From a review of Station X:

"The combination of the, at once familiar, yet other worldly, sounds and atmospheric photographs of dust, cobwebs and the odd decaying bird, along with the physical ‘casts’ of the walls themselves all give a very peculiar overall feeling."

Read the full review on Paul Caplewell's blog.

The exhibition opened last Thursday and runs until May 27, 2012.