Mark McGowan In an extraordinary art event artist mark mcgowan is to reenact the kidnapping of shannon matthews in an art gallery in south east london, the installation/performance is to take place at the bear freehouse gallery 296 camberwell new road london se5 on thursday 29th january 2009 and starts at 6pm. the exhibition consists of a divan bed a video projection and a small drawing. mcgowan says, “i think karen matthews was stupid, but she was also a victim, basically its a greek tragedy”. Watch the trailer HERE.
THE REENACTMENT OF THE KIDNAPPING OF SHANNON MATTHEWS
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