@misc{e467a1015a6d4a72a480e640c89b444a,
title = "Genus",
author = "Matthew Dalziel and Louise Scullion",
note = "This was created by Dalziel + Scullion during their time as the 2002/03 Bradford Fellows at the National Museum of Photography Film \& Television culminating in their solo touring show, 'Genus'. Over a thousand carefully researched images were selected from NMPFT{\textquoteright}s vast archive of photographs to create a new installation using seven synchronised video projectors alongside one another with each projection measuring two and a half metres wide. The exhibition presents an apparently endless stream of images, each one capturing a unique moment of human activity. As well as revealing something of who we are and how we live, the installation serves as a commentary on our impact on the environment. 'Genus', was subsequently purchased on 13 October 2003 for the NMPFT Collection and was restaged at the Aberystwyth Art Centre, 28 July 2004-9 September 2004. Throughout the duration of the Fellowship Dalziel + Scullion contributed to a number of talks and conferences including: Fieldworks, Dialogues between Art and Anthropology, Tate Modern, London, 26-28 September, 2004. http://www.tate.org.uk/onlineevents/archive/fieldworks/ Dalziel + Scullion were speakers, along with: Prof Michael Taussig Dept. of Anthropology, Columbia University, New York; Prof George E. Marcus Chairman of the Dept of Anthropology at Rice University, Houston; Lucy Lippard; Susan Hiller; Prof Barbara Keifenheim Dept. of Anthropology, Europa Universitat Viadrina, Frankfurt Evidence: DVD with documentary footage of installation and portfolio of supporting evidence coverage.spatial: Exhibition at National Museum of Photography Film \& Television, Bradford 25 September 2003 - 25 January 2004 Exhibition at at the Aberystwyth Art Centre, 28 July 2004-9 September 2004 IN the collection of the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, ( NMPFT ) dc.format: 7 projections (1,875x2,500cms) dc.type: Artwork Artwork ",
year = "2004",
language = "English",
}