Christine Borland
Christine Borland Cv
Christine Borland explores the arena of medical practise as part of a broader interest in the systems and processes that shape our society. Through her sculptures, videos and installations she finds ways to cross the imaginary line dividing the body from the self, the specimen from the individual, the doctor from the patient, in an attempt to recuperate something of the essence of being human. She was nominated for the Turner Prize in 1997.Christine Borland lives and works in Scotland
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Christine Borland Press
Living Subjects
Christine Borland/Craig Richardson.
Published in Preserves, Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 2006
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Christine Borland/Craig Richardson.
Published in Preserves, Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 2006
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'What makes for the fullness and perfection of life........"
".....FOR BEAUTY AND HAPPINESS IS GOOD. WHAT MAKES FOR DEATH, DISEASE, IMPERFECTION, SUFFERING IS BAD."
By Katrina M. Brown, Director of The Common Guild.
First published in Progressive Disorder , Dundee Contemporary Arts, 2001
Reproduced in Preserves, Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 2006
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".....FOR BEAUTY AND HAPPINESS IS GOOD. WHAT MAKES FOR DEATH, DISEASE, IMPERFECTION, SUFFERING IS BAD."
By Katrina M. Brown, Director of The Common Guild.
First published in Progressive Disorder , Dundee Contemporary Arts, 2001
Reproduced in Preserves, Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 2006
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Christine Borland Exhibitions
Christine Borland Catalogues and Editions
Christine Borland Images

SimMan, Still (Mouth), 2007 65 x 83.5 x 3 cm (Framed)

Support Work: Hippocrates, 2006 Installation view Christine Borland: Preserves, The Collection, Lincoln 10 February - 7 May 2007

The Velocity of Drops: X Ray Room, 2004 Framed photograph 69 x 69 x 2.5cm

The Velocity of Drops: X Ray Room, 2004 Framed photograph 69 x 69 x 2.5 cm

The Velocity of Drops: X Ray Room, 2004 Framed photograph 69 x 69 x 2.5 cm

The Velocity of Drops: X Ray Room, 2004 Framed photograph 69 x 69 x 2.5 cm

Bullet Proof Breath, 2001 Glass, spider's silk, steel 34 x 22 x 22 cm

Spirit Collection: Hippocrates, 1999 Glass vessels, bleached and preserved leaves of a plane tree Dimensions variable

Infantile Paralysis: Endless Walk (engraved by Duchenne, 1858), 1999 2 DVD players, 2 LCD projectors Dimensions variable

Family Conversation Piece, 1998 Porcelain, wood, glass Dimensions variable

Die Toten Lehren die Lebenden - The Dead Teach the Living, 1997 ABS Plastic, wood, text Dimensions variable
Christine Borland Contact
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