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Cinthia Baseler: There is a Crack in Everything at The Old Bank

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There is a Crack in Everything: An Exhibition by Cinthia Baseler

Old Bank Residency, Manchester
5 July-2 August 2019

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There is a Crack in Everything: An Exhibition by Cinthia Baseler at The Old Bank Residency
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There is a Crack in Everything by Cinthia Baseler at The Old Bank draws upon the ideas of philosopher Marshal McLuhan to investigate photography’s ability to self-reference as a medium. Borrowed from a Leonard Cohen song, the show’s title refers to the visual phenomena of ‘light leaks’ – an occurrence central to the concept of this exhibition, but which is usually considered a technical flaw.

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