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Suspicious Futures: Selected Video Works of Susan Britton

by Lisa Steele

Toronto: Vtape, 2011

ISBN 978-0-9867810-0-1

This publication, produced in conjunction with Vtape's annual Curatorial Incubator focuses on the work of Susan Britton, a founder of Vtape and video artist whose work was, at the time, out of distribution for almost 15 years.

Allison Collins, the curator, has pieced together a programme of Britton's expansive work that reflects on our relationship with changing technologies ahead of our futures.

Contents:

Introduction;

Acknowledgements;

Susan Britton: The Lure of the World;

Curatorial Programme;

Susan Britton Videography;

Susan Britton Chronology.

ITEM 2011.134 – available for viewing in the Research Centre

Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited

Love Hurts – Susan Britton

Why I Hate Communism No. 1 – Susan Britton

Standard Format No. 1 Da-Da Go-Go – Susan Britton

Freeze Frame – Susan Britton

Rent Due – Susan Britton

1984 – Susan Britton

Casting Call – Susan Britton

Tutti Quanti – Susan Britton

Susan – Susan Britton

I'm Okay, You're Okay – Susan Britton

In the Mood – Susan Britton

Edge City – Susan Britton

vide ordure – Susan Britton

What Does Alienated Labour Mean to You? – Susan Britton

Tango – Susan Britton

Don't Get Cute – Susan Britton

Interference – Susan Britton

...And a Woman – Susan Britton

Lightbulb Goes Out – Susan Britton

Message to China – Susan Britton

Up-Down Strange – Susan Britton

The International Band – Susan Britton

Rust – Susan Britton

Countdown – Susan Britton

Weightless and Fearless – Susan Britton

Interactive Christine – Susan Britton

D Train – Susan Britton

Art and Telecommunications – Susan Britton

You, You're the One – Susan Britton

The Business of America is a Business – Susan Britton