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xenopoet Amy Ireland and computer generated 3D poems/modules that pose a challenge to the limitations of human language
jewellery - whatever normally lives at the bottom of your handbag
RE/SISTERS: A Lens on Gender and Ecology
Sourced as part of the Barbican's Carolee Schneemann: Body Politics exhibition collection
Sculpture Court Photograph by Peter Bloomfield (Portrait) Story - Creative xenopoet Amy Ireland and computerThe Sculpture Court surrounded by Frobisher Crescent (November 1981). Photographer Peter Bloomfield was commissioned by the first Managing Director of the Barbican Centre to photograph the completion of the Barbican and gifted his entire collection of over 1,400 negatives to the arts centre. The rediscovered archive reveals the ambition and scale of the construction of what The Queen called 'one of the modern wonders of the world'; from trees being