Nora Khan & Steven Warwick - Fear Indexing The X-Files

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Nora Khan & Steven Warwick - Fear Indexing The X-FilesFor this project first introduced as a lecture at the ICA in London and Union Docs in New York writer Nora Khan and artist musician Steven Warwick combed through seminal episodes of the X Files to closely examine the evolving climate of fear during the Clinton era. This period is remarkable in that it marked the birth of the Internet and an era of networked communication, while also operating within an increasingly dense cloud of paranoia. The X Files

with Dadaist wit and subversive camouflage

It poses the question of the possibility of social interaction through symbolic gestures and through the meanings manifesting themselves in and via a work of art in its context

softcover with poster dust jacket

Slack’s vaguely sci-fi photographs envision a sun-blasted wilderness of synthetic and organic stuff

which she founded in 1994

Before moving to New York in 1980 – where Marcopoulos would carve out a career defined by his raw and intimate renderings of some of America’s most significant subcultural protagonists – he spent much of his childhood flying with his father

aphorisms and a whole lot more – a present-day selection and yet a subjective quintessence of the textual archive he has amassed over the years

With a mix of technical precision and graphic minimalism

For this series of photographs

He intends to take photographs in the elevator

He built human-powered flying bicycles that were supposed to take to the air

a construction kit of twelve basic modular forms that shortly afterwards went into production and from then on shaped the look of satellite towns

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