Site-specific Performance and the Mobility Turn

Fiona Wilkie

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September 2010. As I write, a truck leaves the grounds of Detroit's Museum of Contemporary Art and begins its ‘maiden voyage’ through the surrounding streets. It is heading towards Westland, a work...

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