"Scroll records a performance by Brian Catling in the King's Gallery at The British Library. It was a thirty minute performance using amplified ambient sound, centred around a sloping-sided museum case filled with mirrored objects and condor feathers. The case was radio miked so that the performer could heighten the sound of touch and small whispers into larger distortions that filled the length of the gallery. Black ink in glass wells was used to bathe the performer's eyes into blindness. The performance ended after he exited through a hidden door in the book-lined glass wall, leaving only one hand tapping the glass, like a skeletal fish"--Book Works promotional information.
""Scroll records a performance by Brian Catling in the King's Gallery at The British Library. It was a thirty minute performance using amplified ambient sound, centred around a sloping-sided museum case filled with mirrored objects and condor feathers. The case was radio miked so that the performer could heighten the sound of touch and small whispers into larger distortions that filled the length of the gallery. Black ink in glass wells was used to bathe the performer's eyes into blindness. The performance ended after he exited through a hidden door in the book-lined glass wall, leaving only one hand tapping the glass, like a skeletal fish"--Book Works promotional information."@en
"A performance by Brian Catling, commissioned by Book Works as part of The Reading Room (1994) and presented in the King's Library, at The British Library, Bloomsbury)."@en
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