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Lines of Passage

By Jeannie Driver 2015
3 miles of paper shred. Site responsive installation constructed from waste paper generated by the office at Salisbury Arts Centre, and installed in the centre space. Lines of Passage placed the hidden work of the programmers, technicians, curators, educationalists of Salisbury art centre, center stage in the main space, during a testing time of forthcoming funding cuts iand period of expected change. The installation reflected with lighting and vibrated with sound during various events in the space. PAPER exhibition at Salisbury, exhibiting artists: Malina Busch, Stephanie Douet, Gillian McFarland, Jenny Purrett and Helen Snell.
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