Anna Barham's artwork uses video, text, print, installation and live events to set up relationships between human and non-human others.  Exposing language to different bodies, forms and technologies, she creates complex feedback loops in which we witness - and contribute to - the production, erosion and modification of meaning.Listen to Anna's reading of 'Undone in the face'  -  a new work produced for Whitstable Biennale Journal from material she generated during a residency at St John's College Oxford in Spring 2019 . The recording is followed by a conversation with Whitstable Biennale performance curator Keira Greene, in which Anna describes her work with reading groups and voice recognition software, as well as the ideas and texts informing her work.

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Anna Barham In Conversation With Keira Greene (25 October 2019)

DEC 18, 201942 MIN
Whitstable Biennale Radio

Anna Barham In Conversation With Keira Greene (25 October 2019)

DEC 18, 201942 MIN

Description

Anna Barham's artwork uses video, text, print, installation and live events to set up relationships between human and non-human others.  Exposing language to different bodies, forms and technologies, she creates complex feedback loops in which we witness - and contribute to - the production, erosion and modification of meaning.Listen to Anna's reading of 'Undone in the face'  -  a new work produced for Whitstable Biennale Journal from material she generated during a residency at St John's College Oxford in Spring 2019 . The recording is followed by a conversation with Whitstable Biennale performance curator Keira Greene, in which Anna describes her work with reading groups and voice recognition software, as well as the ideas and texts informing her work.