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TateShots 27 February 2014

Victor Burgin on Re-reading Images

'There's no point in making any more images' says artist and writer Victor Burgin

John Baldessari: Pure Beauty

'I think what drives me is some elusive quality of trying to get something right –whatever that means'
Hito Steyerl: 'Being invisible can be deadly'

The German artist addresses the way digital images are created, shared and archived
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David Campany, Nigel Shafran, Homer Sykes, Martin Parr, Anna Pavord, Viktor KolÃ¡r, Kathryn Hughes, Brett Rogers and Tessa Codrington

To coincide with Tate Britain’s photographic survey of Britain’s social history, Tate Etc. asked a selection of writers, curators and photographers to reflect on some memorable images.
The Separateness of Things, Victor Burgin

Victor Burgin

Burgin explores the relationship of his own works to Hopper's painting

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