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Launched in 1999 in London with a bombastic Manifesto declaring that
death is a type of space, the International Necronautical Society (INS)
is a pseudo-bureaucratic organisation that, appropriating and
re-purposing both Soviet and corporate systems and the defunct
structures of early twentieth century avant-gardes, operates in what
INS General Secretary Tom McCarthy has called the ‘mediasphere’.
Interventions to date have included the re-enactment in a Dutch wind
tunnel of a Mafia shootout (2001), public Committee Hearings into
Transmission, Death and Technology (2002), the infiltration of the BBC
website (2003) and the setting up of a Broadcasting Unit at London’s
ICA (2004). This last project, which involved world maps and more than
fifty agents in an elaborate text and data processing set-up, merged
scenes from Jean Cocteau's 1950 film Orphee with William Burroughs's
world of control rooms to produce a constant stream of cut-up, lyrical,
crackling propaganda which was transmitted on FM radio in the London
area and via the internet to collaborating stations in Europe and
America. 
Stranger than Fiction, an exhibition of photographs, video and film by
artists living in Britain, explores personal and invented narrative. Much of
the work reveals an exotic world in which truth is often more curious than
fiction, and fiction can be powerfully enhanced by fact. Internationally
acclaimed artists Richard Billingham, Zarina Bhimji, Tracey Emin, Isaac
Julien, Zineb Sedira, Gavin Turk and Jane and Louise Wilson are among the
exhibitors in this major touring exhibition,. 
An exhibition of work by three Wellington photographers who capture
the extraordinary in the everyday opened this week at the Hirschfeld
Gallery at City Gallery Wellington. 'Hat trick!' brings together the
work of three Wellington photographers: Victoria Birkinshaw, Anne Noble
and Andy Morley-Hall. Each of these photographers documents the world
around them in a way which seizes our imagination and sparks our
curiosity. They conjure up the drama and spectacle of everyday moments.
San Francisco based Photographer and Digital Artist Douglas Poloway
will have a One-Man show titled “No Limits” at 4 Design, 3813 Ray
Street, in North Park in San Diego, CA from July 10 through August 11,
2004. Featured at the show will be a selection including some of Doug’s
most popular pieces as well as several works being presented to the
public for the first time. The works represent Doug’s varied style
including Floral, Botanical, Architectural and Travel. 
In collaboration with Odda municipality, NVIM (Norwegian Hydropower-
& Industrialized city Museum) participates in the Odda-biennale
2004 in an attempt to utilize part of the vast areas, left behind by
the bankrupcy of Odda steelworks, as a cultural arena. The artist
Reinhardt Søbye has among other contributions supplied the
Odda-biennale with six portraits of the laid off steelworkers.