| Description | The thesis aims '...to examine possibilities in the visual arts to recover 'meanings' which fall outside the dominant knowledges and the social, ecconomic and political practices which depend upon and )re)produce these knwledges. Due to the format of this paper the discussion will be limited to one artist's practice.' Exploring the work of Susan Hiller. Submitted in partial fulfilment of a Master of Arts in Social History of Art at the University of Leeds, 1985. |