| Title: Untitled A to C from the series Slide Re-enactment | Artist: Helen Cammock | Date of Work: 2017 | Medium: print: screenprint | Dimensions: h1020 x w 720 mm | | Caption: In three evocative assemblages of web-found images overlaid with simple texts Cammock invites us to consider the words - `Slide`, `Landslip` and the phrase `Waiting for the Re-enactment`. The images behind the text are of contemporary politicians, Barack Obama, Theresa May, and Boris Johnson set beside those of Shirley Chisholm, the extraordinary American politician and activist who, in 1972, famously said `The next time a woman of whatever color, or a dark-skinned person of whatever sex aspires to be president, the way should be a little smoother because I helped pave it`. | | Object Number: 2018 .1.1=3 | Acknowledgements: Presented by the Contemporary Art Society, 2017/18, supported by Reading Foundation for Art | Copyright: | Image: Reading Borough Council/ Intellectual: The artist | | | Back | |