Labyrinth
by Mark WallingerAll photographs © 2014 Thierry Bal. Courtesy of Art on the Underground and Art/Books
Mark Wallinger is a painter, sculptor and video artist whose works explore a diverse range of subjects from the historic and mythic to the biographical and contemporary, layered with rich cultural references for the viewer to discover. The Underground has been the inspiration and location for two of his previous works, Angel (1997) and When Parallel Lines Meet at Infinity (1998/2001), filmed on the Circle line. He won the Turner Prize in 2007 for the installation State Britain, a meticulous recreation of Brian Haw’s 40-metre protest display at his one-man peace camp outside Parliament that was confiscated by the police the previous spring.
Labyrinth is published by Art/Books in association with Art on the Underground. Edited by Louise Coysh with contributions by Tamsin Dillon, Will Self, Mark Wallinger, Marina Warner and Christian Wolmar, and photographs by Thierry Bal. Design by Rose.
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