• Do You Want an Audience?
  • Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?
    Do You Want an Audience?

  • Do You Want an Audience?

    Word was spread that an opportunity would be given to reach out-to communicate ideas and activities freely for a large audience at the Frieze Art Fair. The chance was seized by a broad variety of individuals and groups, all driven by the desire to captivate an audience. During a five-day event a wide variation of non-commercial interests dominate the scene. Provided with a time slot, the participants were left with complete freedom over their activities.  Participants: The Vegan Society featuring Weapons of Mass Destruction; Treadwell Book Shop, Christina Oakley “Witchcraft’s Subtle Art”, and Adam & Susanne, “Life Among the Psychics”; Speakers Corner, Heiko Khoo, Marxist speaker; Neil Latheman & Auburn Wilthshire, opera song and steel pan; Ilya Eigenbrot, Physician, “Test-Tube Dinners: The Science of Food and Cooking”; Swedenborg Society, Richard Long “Swedenborg’s Secret”; Casa Electro Novo, “From Vegas to Electro-Rock at High Speed”; Maro Doucouré, singer;  British Rebirth Society; Raqs Sharqi Society, Egyptian Dance; Nick Dalton, architect “I wanna get there and I wanna get there now”; 8i8, feautering Heather Society, Art Terry and Angharad Davies, Ben Drew and Matt Davis; Serena, Bollywood Dance; Deborah Fink “The Diva with a Difference, a Political Sorprano”; Para-Site Theatre Company.

    Event, Frieze Projects, Frieze Art Fair, London, 2004. Curated by Polly Staple.