‘Four Artists for Islington’ poster, Hardware Gallery, 11th August 1987. pdf here
‘Kate Meynell’ Islington’s people, Islington Gazette, September 1987.pdf here …
NFT Programme notes by David Curtis and A.L Rees for ‘EETC’ screening, [undated].pdf here
Preview for ‘EETC’in Channel 4 Cinema on Wednesday 18th February and screening information for ‘Eleventh Hour presents EETC’.pdf here
‘EETC’: Larcher’s Co-op screening invitation, 2nd March, 1987.pdf here
Michael O’Pray’s note on ‘EETC’ in The Elusive Sign (ACGB/BC 1988).pdf here
David larcher’s description and texts for the ‘EETC’, …
” Mineo Aayamaguchi (b.1953 Japan) was one of the few video artists of the 1980s generation to recognise the power of abstract imagery used across a battery of screens in his sculptural multi-monitor video installations . Often his imagery was abstracted from live action, with colour heightened by fragmentation and electronic intensification and movement reflected across screens in linked and mirroring action. The nine screens of Beyond Colour (1986)- across of five screens enclosed in a square of four – …
‘An auto-focus-pulling play between a woman working at home sewing while watching an ice-skating diva on TV. Through the spectacles of the worker, the camera drifts in and out of focus between the two, leaving a viewer of the piece watching the watcher watching the watched.’ David Critchley …