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Charade, at Impressions Gallery in York, looked to explore diverse notions of identity, fantasy and performance through four artists work. Exploding the idea of the 'authentic' spectacle, each artist plays with the conventions of live art, combining digital media and installation. Commissioned as part of the BBC's controversial Shooting Live Artists project, four works will be shown as part of SightSonic 2003, York's International Digital Arts Festival.
Charade featured
a large-scale installation of File
under Sacred Music (20 mins DVD with sound), Iain Forsyth
& Jane Pollard's re-make of an infamous bootleg video documenting
The Cramps legendary performance at Napa Mental Institute, California
in 1978.
Charade featured work by: George Chakravarthi, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard, Lisa Watts and Leslie Hill & Helen Paris.   The
opening party for CharadeIain and Jane were invited to present a gallery talk as part of the Sight Sonic Festival programme of events at Impressions Gallery.
Charade 17 October to 6 December 2003 For more information about File
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