Binge

David Campbell; Mark Durden; Ian Brown

Binge

David Campbell, Mark Durden, Ian Brown

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Abstract

Binge records the habitual scenes of spectacular weekend intoxication to be found on any British high street. Addled by over-consumption, revelers spill onto pavements, littering doorways and street furniture and street furniture, bodies out of control and in peril. The series of large-scale photographs explore the degree to which depictions of individual intoxicated consumers are analogous to the representation of excess, exploitation and collapse in the social body.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	The Bluecoat, Liverpool
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2008
Event	Variable Capital - The Bluecoat, Liverpool Duration: 16 May 2008 → …

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