Programme of ICA June 1984 events, screenings etc. Including ‘Tuesday Screening, Summary Video UK’ – video works drawn from Recent British Video Exhibition, Toronto March ’84. Presented for the first time at the ICA Cinematheque, The Mall, London, 1984. …
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Video Screenings, Summary Video UK – Programme of video works from Recent British Video Exhibition, Toronto March ’84. Presented for the first time at the ICA Cinematheque, The Mall, London, 1984. …
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Programme and explanatory information on video and performance works exhibited as part of the British/Canadian Video Exchange ’84: Installations, performances and videotapes, Toronto, May – June 1984. …
New Contemporaries catalogue, an exhibition of work by selected U.K fine art students including C.M.A’s The Viewer’s Receptive Capacity, 3:4, and C.E’s Ceremony of blessing for a new living space, Cate and Shauna Play Quietly (Performance) and Two Drawings on Glass (Video). The Institute of Contemporary Arts, Nash House, the Mall, London, 1979. …
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Interview of C.M.A by Cinzia Cremona. Information on the work ‘A Sense of Myself’ …
A black and white publication of text and images, detailing the work of Chris Meigh-Andrews, between 1978 and 1997. Includes information on ‘A Sense of Myself’ …
A booklet produced by Oxford photography detailing Chris Meigh-Andrews’ seven month residency at Oxford Brookes University starting in July 1994. Includes information on the work ‘A Sense of Myself’ …
A black and white publication of text and images, detailing the work of Chris Meigh-Andrews, between 1978 and 1997. Includes information on ‘An Imaginary Fountain’ …
A black and white publication of text and images, detailing the work of Chris Meigh-Andrews, between 1978 and 1997. Includes information on 3:4. …
New Contemporaries catalogue, an exhibition of work by selected U.K fine art students including C.M.A’s 3:4. The Institute of Contemporary Arts, Nash House, the Mall, London, 1979 …
