Sean Snyder: Index
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Thursday, 12 February 2009 -
Sunday, 19 April 2009
ICA, The Mall, Piccadilly, SW1Y 5AH
Exhibitions: , Art, Photography, Gallery, Video
How Much:
Free!
A major solo show for acclaimed American contemporary artist Sean Snyder at the ICA this Spring. The exhibition features work across a host of media, from photography and video to installations and new media technological wizardry.
Propaganda, consumerism, the dissemination of information, the relationship between reality and the archive: these are the issues that inform Snyder's work.
We recommend taking along a copy of Archive Fever while you wander round.
Until 19.04.09.
Propaganda, consumerism, the dissemination of information, the relationship between reality and the archive: these are the issues that inform Snyder's work.
We recommend taking along a copy of Archive Fever while you wander round.
Until 19.04.09.
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