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realtime tv: Kate McMillan’s Moment of Disappearance

Artist Kate McMillan discusses her work The Moment of Disappearance, an immersive landscape of sound and video that traces legacies of the Enlightenment to their colonial manifestation in Australia.

Presented by Performance Space, Sydney, Thursday 6 – Saturday 29 November 2014.

RealTime issue #123 Oct-Nov 2014

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12 November 2014

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