Shaun Gladwell is one of Australia’s most prominent new artists. His video works focus on figures engaged in performative actions that articulate relationships with their immediate environments, whether Sydney, Tokyo or Sao Paulo. In Gladwell’s practice video acts as an inherently concentrated mode of looking at, intervening in and shaping the world, critically engaging personal experience as well as speculating more widely on art history and the dynamics of contemporary culture.
This is the first major publication on the work of Shaun Gladwell, documenting almost thirty works in video and featuring essays by Iain Borden, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev and Blair French along with an interview with the artist by Ihor Holubizky.
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