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November 15, 2017October 30, 2018 ~ Hugh Pryor

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The Museum for Object Research is a resource and a showcase for artists whose work with objects forms the core of their practice.

The Museum houses two further live projects, which have developed through Arts Council England awards, called WEBWorks and Neither Use Nor Ornament (#NUNOproject)

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BBC Radio 4: Objects of Desire – Such Stuff – www.bbc.co.uk

Haim Steinbach “It was a concept that generated a new historical movement in contemporary art.” – www.fad magazine.com

Haim Steinbach interview: ‘The house is a shelf, the road is a shelf’ – www.timeout.com

Inventory of Objects Belonging to a Young man of Oxford: Christian Boltanski – www.modernartoxford.org

ISelf Collection: The Upset Bucket – www.whitechapelgallery.org

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The Sanitation Worker Who Finds Stories in What the Deceased Leave Behind (Film – A Garbage Story) – hyperallergic.com

Where Damaged Art Goes When It’s Deemed a ‘Total Loss’ – www.atlasobscura.com

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