Cemetery of Uniforms and Liveries by Luke Willis Thompson

Being

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Cemetery of Uniforms and Liveries

Artist

Luke Willis Thompson
Production Date

2016
Medium

16mm black and white, silent; 9.1@16fps,Kodak Tri-X 16mm b&w reversal stock,HD video telecine transfer
Size

9min 7sec
Credit

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki and Chartwell Collection, purchased 2017
Accession Number

2017/2.1-10
Accession Date

18 Apr 2017
Department

New Zealand Art
Classification

Audiovisual
Collection

AAGC
Subjects

police
Chartwell Notes

To view an image of this work please navigate to the exhibition page for Shout Whisper Wail! (2017)

Exhibition history

Shout Whisper Wail!

Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki

20/05/2017 — 15/10/2017

Untitled (we people who are darker than blue)

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Cemetery of Uniforms and Liveries

Cemetery of Uniforms and Liveries

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