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Interview with Del Harrow: Overthrown

Interview with Del Harrow: Overthrown

Del Harrow, Wedgewood Black Hive/Hole, 2011. Slip-cast black porcelain. / Links, 2011. Earthenware, glaze, and platinum luster. / Copper Fade, ...

Interview with Linda Sormin: Overthrown

Interview with Linda Sormin: Overthrown

Linda Sormin, Mine (i hear him unclip me / blood runs cold), 2010–11. Glazed ceramic; souvenir kitsch. Photo by Jeff ...

Interview with Katie Caron and Martha Russo: Overthrown

Interview with Katie Caron and Martha Russo: Overthrown

Martha Russo and Katie Caron, Apoptosis (detail), 2010–11. Photo by Jeff Wells.Your collaboration transformed into an outstanding piece of contemporary ...

Overthrown: Martha Russo and Katie Caron, Apoptosis (detail), 2010–11

Overthrown: Martha Russo and Katie Caron, Apoptosis (detail), 2010–11.

Overthrown: Paul Sacaridiz, An Incomplete Articulation, 2011. Porcelain, powder-coated aluminum, steel, paper, cut vinyl, and wood. Photo by Jeff Wells.

Chris Wight: Tetrapods

Signe Schjøth: Seeping, Creeping, Breeding No. 5 - Installation (Royal College of Art) #2

Signe Schjøth: Seeping, Creeping, Breeding No. 5 - Installation (Royal College of Art)

Signe Schjøth: Seeping, Creeping, Breeding No. 7 - Installation (Royal College of Art)

Signe Schjøth: Seeping, Creeping, Breeding No. 6 - Installation (Royal College of Art)

Antonella Cimatti: Optical Fibers Installation

Ian Shelly: Research - Installation

Ian Shelly: Intelligence gathering - Installation

Ian Shelly: Playtime

Ian Shelly: Parts Sold Separately

Ian Shelly: Propagandists (detail)

Ian Shelly: Installation

Ian Shelly: Rocket parts

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