International 08: Made Up

Notes

Charts the journey of the 2008 Liverpool Biennial, its artists, and the reactions. This item is part of the Study Room Guide On shit, piss, blood, sweat and tears by Lois Keidan (P2195)

Artist / Author	Various
Editor	Paul Domela
Publisher	Liverpool University Press
ISBN	978-1-8463-11710
Reference	P1925
Date	2008
Type	Publication

Keywords

Adam Cvijanovic Adrian Ghenie Ai Weiwei Alexander Birchler Alison Jackson Annette Messager artwork Atelier Bow-Wow David Altmejd David Blandy deprived Diller & Scofidio Gabriel Lester Ged Quinn Granular Synthesis Guy Ben-Ner images installations intervention Jesper Just Khalil Rabah Leandro Erlich Luisa Lambri Manfredi Beninati Nancy Davenport Omer Fast Otto Karvonen Renfro Richard Woods Rodney Graham Sarah Sze Teresa Hubbard The Royal Art Lodge Tomas Saraceno Tracey Moffatt Tue Greenfort U-Ram Choe Ulf Langheinrich visual art Yayoi Kusama Yoko Ono

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