Jane and Louise Wilson: A Free and Anonymous Monument

This striking, extensively illustrated publication offers a unique visual record of Jane and Louise Wilson’s major multi-screen installation A Free and Anonymous Monument — perhaps the artists’ most impressive work to date and arguably the most ambitious and adventurous film and video work for a gallery ever staged in Great Britain. Complete with numerous full-colour images of its premier exhibition at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, the book showcases a parallel series of is further embellished with a wide-ranging keynote essay by acclaimed art and architectural historian Giuliana Bruno, and also incorporates an interview with the artists by writer and curator Mary Horlock.