Video Work Exhibited in 'Heart of Glass', London College of Printing, Clerkenwell (30th October - 7th November 2001)

Video work was exhibited in 'Heart of Glass', London College of Printing, Clerkenwell (30th October - 7th November 2001) curated by Esther Windsor. 'Heart of Glass' was the inaugural group show which opened the new exhibition space called 'Mirror' at The London college of Printing, Back Hill, Clerkenwell, London. 'Mirror' profiled a diversity of contemporary photographic practice within a critical context. 'Heart of Glass' was taken from the Blondie song title and made reference to 1978 and Situationism, present in the punk movement, including free will and its fragility. The artists in 'Heart of Glass' were chosen for their compressed dramas of intimate realism and the exhibition combined raw, funny, blasphemous, obscene, romantic and pop imagery. Other exhibiting artists were Reza Aramesh Dave Beech, Ellen Cantor Christopher Chiappa, Cornford and Cross, Corinne Day, Margarita Glutzberg, Gordon MacDonald, Gregorio Pagliaro, Lucia Helenka, Jamie Robinson, Dallas Seitz, Clare Strand, Macdonaldstrand, Guy Richards Smit, Heather Sparks and Gavin Tur