Untitled (Richard reading "Bell's Theorem")

Richard Bell

2022

Richard Bell

video (colour, sound)

duur / duration 00:04:00

Currently not on display

Acquired in 2022

Inventory number 3887

met dank aan de kunstenaar, Milani Gallery, Brisbane en GoodThing Productions / courtesy of the artist, Milani Gallery, Brisbane and GoodThing Productions

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Description

In the ruins of his childhood home, Bell reads a number,of passages from his essay "Bell’s Theorem" (2002).,The house was bulldozed by the government when,Bell was fourteen, displacing his family.,The systems perpetuating and sanctioning these and,other related forms of colonial injuistices are central,themes in the artist’s work.

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Untitled (Richard reading "Bell's Theorem")