Titles:

1. False Memory Archive: Plaster cast Helmetcams. 2010 (images 2-4)

2. A Never Ending Lift: Looped night vision footage of Freud’s personal lift at the Freud Museum London. 2013 (images 5-6 /video extract 1)

3. False Memory Archive: Damage caused to the walls of The Freud Museum London by previous art exhibitions. 2013 (images 7-20)

4. False Memory Archive: Mixing Gardenia Dulux Matt Emulsion for the walls of the Freud Museum London, 2013 (image 21/video 2)

5. Two actors reciting submissions to the False Memory Archive from memory via FaceTime. 2013 (images 22-31/video extract 3)

 

Description:

As per Titles. These works were developed for the False Memory Archive exhibition at the Freud Museum in London. Most details of the works are captured in the fax on image 9 above.  

 

Medium:

1. 3x Plaster casts spray painted white 3x Plaster of Paris casts 

2. Digital video

3. 9 x Giclee prints, framed faxed instructions

4. Digital video

5. Digital video, self fill forms, archive contributions, framed fax.

 

Size:

1. 3x 340mm diameter, 320mm height helmets.

2. Variable

3. 5 x 1000/1000/40mm, 4 x 700/700/40mm. Fax: 460x615x25mm

4. Variable

5. Variable. Fax: 460x615x25mm

 

Archival Information

1. Each helmet-cam is extremely fragile so needs to be carefully stored and packaged.

2. Digital copies of the film will be provided in a variety of formats.

3. Each print is printed on Fuji archival Matte paper, mounted on dibond and and tray-framed in glassless frames. Each print has a protective coating over the surface of the print.

4. Digital copies of the film will be provided in a variety of formats.

5. Digital copies of the film will be provided in a variety of formats and the paper forms will be included in the public submissions section of the archive.

 

Packing details

Soft packed in bubble. Frames are packed either individually or in twos. 

1. 3x 410/410/410 cardboxes

3. 5 x 1050/1050/50mm, 4 x 750/750/50mm. Framed Fax: 470/650/30mm

 

Additional information:

The digital files for each photograph and video will be provided alongside the framed hard copies should repairs ever need to be made. Works can be shown individually if deemed appropriate in consultation with A.R. Hopwood. Although originally designed for the Freud museum all works can be shown in different contexts as long as the original iteration is described in accompanying information. 

(The prints are an editioned work. Wellcome would receive an edition of each of the prints number 2/3. Hopwood will retain the remainder of the edition.)