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Most viewed - Matthew Barney's Guardian of the Veil
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Ross Getting Ready For His Performance841 views
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Grzegorz and Artur Taking Ross' Temperature840 viewsWe had a small concern that the space beneath the Magistrates' Court was a bit stuffy, so Grzegorz (a veterinary student in Poland) purchased a digital thermometer at Boots and Grzegorz took Ross' temperature regularly. All was well.
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Artur and Grzegorz in Costume840 viewsDressed in kilts and balaclavas.
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Ross Flowers839 viewsThe flowers of Egypt, as part of Ross' conversion into the Apis bull.
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Ross Is In The Building836 viewsGetting ready to do down the ramp to the stage of the Manchester Opera House.
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Grzegorz (x2) and Arthur Putting on Ross' New Harness835 viewsA pefect fit, and Ross didn't seem to mind the harness (and halo) at all.
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Ross of Bien Esk835 views
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Artur At The Rodeo834 viewsRoss didn't really mind Artur playing the cowboy --- for a second or two. Then he simply flicked Arthur off onto the straw.
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Manchester International Festival833 viewsThe view from my room at the City Inn in Manchester --- I was never far from the Manchester International Festival. Marjorie sent me a "care package" with photos of her, and of Tapa and Mana.
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Ross of Bien Esk and Betty833 views
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Artur and Grzegorz in Costume832 viewsRoss was held just below the Manchester Magistrates' Court, a short distance from the Crown Court. When Artur and Grzegorz were in costume, I photographed them in front of the Crown Court. Quite an unsettling image.
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Il Tempo Del Postino832 viewsWhat if an exhibition was not about occupying space but about occupying time? Can contemporary art be interpreted outside of a traditional gallery environment? A group of the world's leading visual artists defy all accepted notions of the "exhibition" in an experimental time-based show, held not in an art gallery but at Manchester's Opera House. The title of the piece relates to "postman time" --- the exhibiton is delivered to the audience rather than the audience walking through it in their own time.
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