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Sluice Talks: Penny Siopis

Posted on January 28, 2017January 28, 2017 by yvettegresle

Sluice invited me to take part in their 10 minute Art Talks and I spoke about a work that has had a profound effect on me personally and intellectually: Penny Siopis’s video Obscure White Messenger (2010).

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This entry was posted in Artist-Led Events, Performing History, Public Presentations, Scholarly Research, Uncategorized and tagged Affect, Apartheid, Archive, Emotion, Found Footage, History, Memory, Moving Image, Music, Penny Siopis, Politics, Sound, South Africa, Video Art, Violence, Visibility/Invisibility. Bookmark the permalink.

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