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PROOF Tracey Sanders-Wood PROVE IT: Tony Benn and Tracey Moberly 25 April 2005
TONY BENN: The exhibition is based upon entries in my diaries which recorded incidents which I faithfully set down, little thinking the same words would reappear in this creative form. Tracey is an imaginative artist + the translation of words into images is the inspiration of this remarkable exhibition where a series of sonograms on canvas illustrate the spoken word but give it more significance. The introduction of an artistic dimension in a political record is in itself an innovation that deserves greater understanding. TRACEY MOBERLY: "I am still witnessing the decimation of the mining community into which I was born + schooled. On visits home the social + economic decline of a once thriving town are constantly in my thoughts as are a group of people who then held such great power, + who tore up my nuclear family. When an area established over generations is stripped of its industrial life-force, the migration of its people becomes like a slow wind catching disintegrating dust from the burnt out embers, where once a great fire soared." Exhibition of voice portraits: POWER ... Missiles, Miners and Monarchy by Welsh artist Tracey Moberly (Nee Sanders-Wood) on the audio diaries of Tony Benn: 27 April - 18 May Terry Duffy's Project Space / 340 Old St / London EC1V http://www.340oldstreet.co.uk
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