Carrier bags
What we have been calling “bags in bags”. These are containers, holding things together. Just as a ‘website’ also holds things together. In a way I view both a website as a bag as a ‘carrier' bag’ for Sands' ongoing body of work and the archiving / holding together of it (a way of 'self-archiving'). – RR.
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Typology name inspired by Ursula K. Le Guin’s text ‘The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction.’
Listings connecting to the sub typology “Carrier bags” (3)
01668-2021…
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2021
Image of Studio object
Photographer: Radna Rumping
- Catalog No.
- 01668-2021-MaPi-MakingInGoodCompany02
- Title
- Making In Good Company
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- Variable
- Materials
- 93 phone snapshots
- Object Location
- Digital
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Date: 22 February-5 March, 2021. Location: mistral, Amsterdam (Pakhuis Wilhelmina).
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01669-2021…
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2021
Image of Studio object
Photographer: Radna Rumping
- Catalog No.
- 01669-2021-MaPi-MakingInGoodCompany03
- Title
- Making In Good Company
- Dimensions
- Variable
- Materials
- 93 phone snapshots
- Object Location
- Digital
- Typology
- Sub-typology
- Grouping of work
- Year
- Technical Notes
Date: 22 February-5 March, 2021. Location: mistral, Amsterdam (Pakhuis Wilhelmina).
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01741-2021…
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2021
Image of Studio object
Photographer: Megan Hoetger
- Catalog No.
- 01741-2021-MaPi-MakingInGoodCompany75
- Title
- Making In Good Company
- Dimensions
- Variable
- Materials
- 93 phone snapshots
- Object Location
- Digital
- Typology
- Sub-typology
- Grouping of work
- Year
- Technical Notes
Date: 22 February-5 March, 2021. Location: mistral, Amsterdam (Pakhuis Wilhelmina).
- Reflection Notes
“An assortment of Carrier Bags (MH and SMW would know what was inside, for RR and HH it would still be surprise, that they slowly figured out through interactions with visitors during the exhibition).” – RR.
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