Michelle MacNaught Works on Paper NOICE “and I started asking them

“and I started asking them to imagine what their future would be like – and then they’d act it out

it is revealed here as a compelling as well as dramatic model of a former boom town that staked its future on what can only be described as an 'unsustainable cultural and economic reality

bringing it disturbingly close to our consciousness

after a childhood in the sense of an imminent nuclear catastrophe

This well-known image by documentary filmmaker and photographer Van der Keuken was first published in 1964

Michelle MacNaught Works on Paper NOICE “and I started asking themFirst edition of Michelle MacNaught Works on Paper (2011). Medium format softcover in near fine condition. Slight shelf wear to outer cover. Please see photos for reference. About Michelle MacNaught completed her life sized self portrait drawing, "Can Cer Vive," on October 8, 2011, by firing bullets from a rifle into the zone of it that represents, in black, her ovarian cancer. The deed was symbolically, and wittily, both a violent surgery and an act