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Langlands & Bell

How big is yours?

By: Karen Watson
Karen Watson reports on a national studios forum Subscribers read on…

Langlands & Bell, ‘The Artists Studio’, 2002. Courtesy: Langlands & Bell with V/Space LAB.interactive digital animation/installation made in collaboration with Tom Barker's V/Space LAB which allows the visitor to navigate an interactive virtual model linking the mid-nineteenth century studio of the painter JMW Turner at Petworth House, West Sussex, with the contemporary east London studio of Langlands & Bell

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Langlands and Bell

By: Michael Stanley
Curator Michael Stanley looks back over a career forged from close collaboration with artists Langlands and Bell. Subscribers read on…

Langlands & Bell, ‘The kitchen’, detail, found objects multi media, 1978. Photo: the artists.

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Langlands & Bell, ‘Eclipse’, installation view, wood, steel, lacquer, 1998. Photo: Jerry Hardman Jones.

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Langlands & Bell, ‘Frozen sky’, digitally controlled neon, associated electronic components on white board and aluminium frame, 1999. Photo: Anthony Oliver.

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The art of conflict (part 1)

By: Paul Glinkowski
Paul Glinkowski talks to Angela Weight, Keeper of Art at the Imperial War Museum, and to some of the artists she has commissioned to make art in response to war situations. Subscribers read on…

Langlands & Bell, ‘NGO’, still from digital animation, 2003. Courtesy: Langlands and Bell.

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Langlands & Bell, ‘The House of Osama bin Laden’, bomb shelter/bunker behind the House of Osama bin Laden, Daruntah, Eastern Afghanistan, April 2003.

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