“In Unassembled Information (1977) the screen is dominated by the back of her head, past which can be glimpsed fragments of her face in the small mirror she is holding, while a radio is playing. Thus she negated the elaborately constructed image of the TV presenter; with the radio a reminder of importance of the spectator’s imagination, so rarley addressed by television.”
David Curtis, A History of Artists’ Film and Video in Britain. British Film Institute, 2007.

‘An Ephemeral Art, an installation by Tamara Krikorian’, article written by Krikorian in March 1979, includes information on the work ‘Unassembeld information’.pdf here

Catalogue of Biddick Farm Artists Video 1977, includes work by Tamara Krikorian.<ahref=”../documents/Tamara Krikorian/TKR012.pdf” target=”_blank”>pdf here

‘A Reply to Richard Cork – Video Art and the Mass Public’, critical text written by Tamara Krikorian for ‘Text Aspects A Journal of Contemporary Art No 5 Winter 1979-79’. Includes information on the work ‘Unassembled information’.pdf here

‘Tamara Krikorian Video Artists on Tour’, leaflet detailing Krikorian’s recent works and practice. Includes information on ‘Unassembled information’.pdf here

Statement written by the artist on Unassembled information, videotape, 10mins, black and white.pdf here