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Intoart: 
Intoart 2010 ISBN 9780948835445
52 pages, Hardback £19.95 (special launch price £15)
Includes DVD of four short films made by Lenka Clayton and Intoart
Looking outward from their studio Intoartís activities in galleries are inquisitive as they negotiate between education and curatorial departments. For their exhibition at Whitechapel gallery they presented work made in the Intoart studio addressing questions about collective action and individual practice.
"See The Revolutionary Art Exhibit revealed how challenging it was to present the groupís practice, outside of the studio, without explicitly referencing disability or education. It emphasised the importance of Intoart as a robustly critical art project presented in mainstream art contexts. Ultimately, it indicated possibilities for describing art and disability beyond the realms of education, participation and outsiderness." Marijke Steedman
www.intoart.org.uk
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