Things Left Unsaid

Paul Seawright

Things Left Unsaid

Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

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Abstract

In this research, Seawright explores the theatre of war through the internal landscape of the US television news studio. Developing Virilio’s theories about electronic warfare and weapons of mass communication, Seawright focuses here upon the illusory nature of these spaces where information is selectively transformed into news. Characteristically Seawright continues his exploration of contested spaces and illuminates an invisible aspect of contemporary conflict.

The research questions the relationship between the technology of war and the technology of the reporting of conflict. The works open a dialogue between the closed space of the television studio and the invisible spaces of control associated with contemporary conflict.

The Book was published by Artist Photo Books Dublin in conjunction with the exhibition at the Centre Culturel Irlandais, The Model, Sligo and the Ulster Museum Belfast. Supported by the British Council and Arts Council of NI

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Dublin
Publisher	Artists Photo Books
Number of pages	56
Volume	n/a
Edition	n/a
ISBN (Print)	9780992748548
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 15 Nov 2014

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Interview with Paul Seawright at The Model , Sligo

Talk at Ulster Museum (NMNI) , Belfast

Paul Seawright in conversation with Donovan Wylie

Beasts of Burden / Things Left Unsaid