The Archive

Kate McMillan

The Archive

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Abstract

This was a group exhibtion held in the The Peter and Paul Underground Fortress of the State Museum, St Petersburg. Curated by Elena Gubanova and the National Centre for Contemporary Art (NCCA). The work was the result of a one month artist residency as a guest of NCCA. Manifesting as a film, the work explored the lost histories of various island sites in the UK and Russia, particularly in relation to medicinal and military experiments.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2017

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