Chewing The Cud

Coekin, Chris (2014) Chewing The Cud. [Exhibition/show, Installation, Photography]

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Creators:
Coekin, Chris
Description/Abstract:

Chewing the Cud is an exhibition by the British artist Chris Coekin. The work within the show represents projects that he has produced over a twenty-year period. Each series of work within the exhibition and accompanying newspaper provides the viewer with an insight into his evolving and working methodology. Photography is coekin’s primary media, slipping in and out of genres, camera formats and processes. Along with his images he often uses archives, ephemera, text and audio. This multi layered approach touches upon documentary, ambiguity and conceptual fine art photography resulting in narratives that are an intriguing mix of fact and fiction. His contextual ideas are often based upon personal experiences, collaborative processes and the notion of the ‘everyday'.

Item Type:
Art/Design Item
Date:
25 October 2014
Material:
Photography
Funders:
University for the Creative Arts, Stronghold Gallery
Locations / Venues:
Location
From Date
To Date
Stronghold Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
24 October 2014
10 November 2014
Schools:
School of Fine Art, Crafts & Photography
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Depositing User:
Chris Coekin
Date Deposited:
24 Jan 2018 16:52
Last Modified:
08 Mar 2018 17:51
Art/Design Categories:
Exhibition/show, Installation, Photography
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/3967

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