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Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, ‘Vectorial Elevation, Relational Architecture No. 4’, 2000.
Photo: Martin Vargas.

Mark Dion, ‘Tate Thames Dig’.
Photo: Rod Tidnam.
shown in Art Now 20, Tate Britain, 26 October 1999 - February 1999

Mark Dion, ‘Tate Thames Dig’.
Photo: Rod Tidnam.
shown in the Art Now 20, Tate Britain, 26 October 1999 - February 2000

Mark Dion, ‘Tate Thames Dig’.
Photo: Rod Tidnam.
shown in Art Now 20, Tate Britain, 26 October 1999 – 27 February 2000.

‘Images from Coldcoffeex, issues 2+5’.

‘Images from Coldcoffeex, issues 2+5’.

Hector Serrano, Lola Llorca, ‘From infinity to beyond’.
Photo: Jordi A. Tomàs.
Manolo is gonna have fun (an initiative of Hector Serrano and Lola Llorca).

Tal Gur, ‘Tal Gur’.
Photo: Carlo Draisci.

‘Money for Milan’.
Photo: Carlo Draisci.

Yinka Shonibare, ‘Dorian Gray’.

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Yinka Shonibare, ‘Dorian Gray’, 11 black & white resin prints, 1 digital lambda print, each122x152.5cm.
Courtesy: Stephen Friedman Gallery, London..
Edition 1 of 5

Hector Serrano, Lola Llorca, ‘Take me higher’.
Photo: Jordi A. Tomàs.
Manolo is gonna have fun (an initiative of Hector Serrano and Lola Llorca).

Benson Saw, ‘Benson Saw’.
Photo: Carlo Draisci.

Yinka Shonibare, ‘Victorian Philanthropist's Parlour’, Reproduction furniture, fire screen, carpets, props, Dutch wax printed cotton textile, 1996-7.
Courtesy: Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
Commissioned by London Printworks

Tim Parsons, ‘Brushanger’.

Tim Parsons, ‘Brushanger’.

Claudine Hartzel, November 2000.
slide installation, part of group show The Department, at Intermedia Gallery, Glasgow

Francesco Draisci, ‘Untitled’.
Photo: Carlo Draisci.

Suzanne Cockburn, oil and ground glass on canvas.
Photo: Suzanne Cockburn.
In the collection of North Wales University

Nina Gilbey.
Photo: Nina Gilbey.

‘CHINWAG symposium at Hartspace’.
Photo: Heather Lees.

Jonathan Brooks, ‘Inauguration’, short film.

Phil Evans, ‘installation in Hull indoor market’.

David Blyth, 2001.
(From forthcoming 'Northern Crypt' mummification project)

Tony Stallard, ‘First breath’.