约翰·史密斯的新冠病毒信息

Moving Image Review and Art Journal Pub Date : 2020-09-01 DOI:10.1386/miraj_00045_1

E. Balsom

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自2020年5月以来，约翰·史密斯一直在制作一部名为《新冠肺炎信息》的剧集，该剧由首相鲍里斯·约翰逊在新闻发布会上向公众介绍疫情状况的经过重新调整的镜头制作。在六部黑色幽默的作品中，这位艺术家将新闻发布会作为“编码信息”的场所，用他特有的智慧抨击政治言论的空缺和保守党政府的怪诞策略。以下对话于2020年12月17日在网上进行。

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John Smith’s Covid Messages

Since May 2020, John Smith has been at work on an episodic series called Covid Messages, made from repurposed footage of press conferences in which Prime Minister Boris Johnson briefs the public on the status of the pandemic. Through six darkly funny instalments, the artist plays with the press conference as a site of ‘coded messages’, assailing the vacancy of political speech and the grotesque manoeuvres of the Conservative government with his characteristic wit. The following conversation took place online on 17 December 2020.

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Moving Image Review and Art Journal Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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