MANIFEST takes its cue from the collage tradition but rather than producing a 'postmodern' assemblage in this case borrows from a single source and reorders the material into linear sequence. It operates as a facsimile of the original, conceiving 'historical understanding as an afterlife of that which is understood, whose pulse can still be felt in the present' (Benjamin, 'Edward Fuchs, Collector and Historian'). The book is a response to the paradoxes of theory and action, simply to represent what is already known but remains unimplemented.

FUNDERS: With help from a grant from the Barry Amiel and Norman MelburnTrust.

ISBN 1 870736 48 6  146 X 214 mm 48pp. 46 Illustrations (23 screen shots/23 reproduced photocopies) Paperback brown utility card, perfect bound with spine, 1 colour cover, matt

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