Disjecta reliquiae: the Tate Thames dig, 1999

Robert Williams

Disjecta reliquiae: the Tate Thames dig, 1999

Robert Williams

University of Cumbria

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Fine art academic Robert Wiliams contributes a chapter to this volume which presents Mark Dion's most recent work, which largely comprises the "digs" he has been concerned with in Italy, Switzerland, and London (including the "Tate Thames Dig Beachcombing on London's Foreshore"). The book provides a preface to each of these projects by the artist, and showcases much of his previously unpublished work. In addition, a text by Alex Coles frames Dion's current projects.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Archaeology
Editors	Mark Dion, Alex Coles
Place of Publication	London, UK
Publisher	Black Dog Publishing
ISBN (Print)	1901033910
Publication status	Published - 1999

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