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Dingo – A Treatment Towards a New Communionism

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Book documenting the work presented at the gallery Artspace, Sydney, in which for 3 days the artist remains locked in a cage with a Dingo. Engaging with the themes of Joseph Beuys’ work, Stitt provides a reflection on acts of arrival and colonial encounter in relation to aesthetic activity and cultural dialogue.

Artist / Author André Stitt
Publisher Artspace
ISBN 978-1-920781-36-1
Reference P1148
Date 2007
Type Publication

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