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Gaming in Waziristan
19 Jul-2 Sep 2011
Beaconsfield
London SE11 6AY
Overview
The exhibition Gaming in Waziristan is curated by Beaconsfield to deliver a cultural context in which to debate the issues raised Noor Behram’s recently released documentary photographs of the collateral damage from drone strikes in the tribal regions of Pakistan. - Noor Behram, Documents from the Frontier, 2007–2011, photographs/video projected as QuickTime movies (13:00) - Butler Brothers, The Ethical Governor, 2010, 3D animation (8.00) - Nooshin Farhid, Conic Studies, 2010, video (16:16) Please note exhibition dates have bee extended from original due to demand: Thursdays & Fridays, 25/26 August, 1/2 September 2011, 11am -5pm
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