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Tagging the Other (1992) | Slate

Tagging the Other

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Tagging the Other

"A piece made in response to issues arising in the run up to the instigation of a single European market and it’s implications in respect of the movement of non white peoples around the continent., as well as through the outer boundaries of so called ‘Fortress Europe’." - LUX. Originally a mixed media installation, with four video monitors and slide projection.

Released: 1992
Runtime: 4m

Direction and writing

Keith PiperDirector

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