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The tracker chronicles

Lloyd, C

Authors

C Lloyd



Contributors

S Ford
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Abstract

Using surveillance technology, data collection, digital print and re-imagined objects, “The Tracker Chronicles” plays with an array of information gathering devices, exploring their possible meanings and applications. Live camera feeds and data streams are overlapped and interfered with, movement is mapped across the main atrium space occupied by a watch tower and a time travelling chandelier, meanwhile back in the gallery birds sing, stocks rise and fall, sun spots flare, people watch and are watched and the images and data flow.
“The Tracker Chronicles” explores the complex connections between looking, listening and reading, in different times and spaces. Who is looking, what for and why? The artists Simon Ford and Colin Lloyd are not predicting answers but hopefully provoking thought through poetic digital – image - object interplay.

The Tracker Chronicles is a collaboration between Simon Ford and Colin Lloyd
The exhibition is part of the ‘Ways of Looking’ Photo Festival, organised by Impressions Gallery; The National Media Museum and Bradford University Gallery II
Website with full programme, maps, biogs and events: http://waysoflooking.org/

Citation

Lloyd, C. The tracker chronicles. 1 October 2011 - 28 October 2011. (Unpublished)

Exhibition Performance Type Exhibition
Start Date Oct 1, 2011
End Date Oct 28, 2011
Deposit Date Oct 19, 2011
Publicly Available Date Oct 19, 2011
Related Public URLs http://www.waysoflooking.org/programme/simon-ford-and-colin-lloyd-the-tracker-chronicles
Additional Information Additional Information : The projest is part of the International Festival of Photography 'Ways Of Looking'. Developed by the National Media Museum and Impressions Gallery.
Number of Pieces : 5
Funders : Arts Council England (ACE);University Of Bradford;Impressions Gallery, Bradford

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Tracker Chronicles Power Point Presentation for National Science Week.





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