British Council Collection
DINOMOUSE SEQUEL MUTANT X 1997
Abigail Lane (1967 – )
Details
- Dimension
- 56.9 X 88.4 CM
- Media
- SCREENPRINT
- Accession number
- P6905
Summary
Dinomouse Sequel Mutant X was part of Screenportfolio. The print combines a still from the film ‘One Thousand Years BC’ with an image of a mouse with a human ear grafted on. The mutant mouse was created by Charles and Jay Vacanti in a laboratory in Massachusetts, USA. The artist found the film-still in a book and fed it into a computer, editing out other dinosaurs, and adding the mouse.
In Print Contemporary Art from the Paragon Press, the British Council 2001 Text © Patrick Elliott
Further reading:
Contemporary Art in Print, Booth Clibborn Editions, London 2001. Texts by Jeremy Lewison and Patrick Elliott, foreword by Charles Booth-Clibborn
Glossary
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Contemporary
Existing or coming into being at the same period; of today or of the present. The term that designates art being made today.
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Film
A transparent, flexible plastic material, usually of cellulose acetate or polyester, on which light-sensitive emulsion is coated, or on which an image can be formed by various transfer processes.