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the gossip of Colin Campbell = Des gens comme nous : les potins de Colin Campbell
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Author
Contributions
- Greyson, John - Contributor
- Charron, Françoise, 1954- - Contributor
- Oakville Galleries - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Oakville Galleries, Oakville, Ont, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
15,750 words, Guess
Page Count
63 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101894707281
- ISBN-139781894707282
- OCLC Control Number263470308
- Better World BooksP9-EGO-953
- Open LibraryOL44927751M
Classifications
- DDC778.59092
- LCCN6549 C3423 A4 2008
Alternate Titles
- Gossip of Colin Campbell
- Des gens comme nous
- Colin Campbell
- Potins de Colin Campbell
Description
"In a career beginning in the 1970s, Colin Campbell (1942 - 2001) was at the forefront of artists' video and, for thirty years, continued to invent a unique and personal form and content for the medium. Campbell responded early to video's invitation to performance and to its ease with sharing secrets. This retrospective exhibition considers the manner in which the artist cultivated a myth around himself and his personae through trafficking in stories, rumours and fables as culled from the goings-on of his everyday life. In blurring truth and lies, real life and artifice, Campbell's video works suggest links between storytelling, self-construction and star power. Colin Campbell represented Canada at the Venice Biennale in 1980 and at biennial exhibitions in Sco Paulo in 1977 and Istanbul in 1992. Published on the occasion of a symposium dedicated to the legacy of Colin Campbell. Luminous Bodies At Nightfall: Gender and Performance is sponsored by the University of Toronto (January 2009)."--BOOK JACKET.
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