1. VoiceOver Artists: Ross Sinclair ross sinclair, Dead Church/Real Life 1998, ross sinclair was born inGlasgow in 1966. He attended Glasgow School of Art (Environmental http://www.studiofish.co.uk/voice/artists/sinclair.html

Ross Sinclair Dead Church/Real Life Tacita Dean Jeremy Deller Stan Douglas ... Bethan Huws ROSS SINCLAIR was born in Glasgow in 1966. He attended Glasgow School of Art (Environmental Art Department) between 1984 and 1990, and completed his Masters in Fine Arts there in 1992; he also attended California Institute of the Arts in 1992. Fan Club at the Stills Gallery, Edinburgh, in 1991 was his first solo exhibition and he has continued to exhibit regularly. In 1996 the CCA, Glasgow, mounted Real Life Rocky Mountain, and in 1997 he had a solo show at Mercer Union, Toronto. He has exhibited in numerous group exhibitions in Europe and America, notably Glasgow at the Kunsthalle Bern in 1997. Since 1995 Sinclair has been a part-time lecturer at Glasgow School of Art (Environmental Art Department). He lives and works in Glasgow. Sketch for Dead Church/Real Life, Sketch for Dead Church/Real Life, 1998, detail Home Venues Artists Works Anthology

2. Mercer Union Main Gallery: Ross Sinclair ross sinclair The Invisible Insurrection of a Million Minds Main Gallery and WindowNovember 6 December 20, 1997. Musings on Real Life and ross sinclair http://www.mercerunion.org/html/sinclair.htm

Ross Sinclair The Invisible Insurrection of a Million Minds Main Gallery and Window November 6 - December 20, 1997 Musings on Real Life and Ross Sinclair A rtist Ross Sinclair wrote an engaging essay entitled, Scotland - A Brief and Fractured Introduction to the History of the Period 1983-2083 ,. In this text, Glasgow-born Sinclair weaves a tale of a semi-fictitious Scotland of the future in which the people have voted for independent them park status. The history of the theme park development is outlined in the paper, which cites events such as the Stirling Bridge Referendum of 2061, when Scotland seceded from the United Kingdom of Great Britain, followed in 2062 with the opening of "Scotia-The Living History of a Small Nation." In Scotia, each area of the country would adopt and enact the look and lifestyle of a certain epoch in Scottish history. Sinclair writes that "the Scottish people appeared to be quite happy in their new occupation as Real Life extras in this simulated version of history. Scotland became very successful and prosperous and everyone agreed that re-inventing itself as a theme park had been a really great idea. Everything was free for the Scottish people, although tourists paid frankly outrageous prices just to breathe the same air as the Scots. From the outside it might have seemed like a bit of an odd situation: the Scottish people were basically providing a service for these tourists while achieving just about the same standard of living as them. But the Scots were tied to this way of life in the theme park. They could never go home to somewhere real or do a normal job-it was twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week."

3. Gravitàzero: Ross Sinclair arte.it. ross sinclair. Interview by Massimiliano Gioni ross sinclair Since I had the words REAL LIFE tattooed on my back in 1994 my project has been an extended investigation http://www.arte.it/gravita0/eng/artisti/sinclair.php

a.com arte.it Ross Sinclair Interview by Massimiliano Gioni Massimiliano Gioni : The first time I saw a reproduction of your work, I think it was in some magazine or in a catalogue. There was a picture of you, with the giant REAL LIFE tattoo on your back: it made me think of De Niro in Cape Fear. Strange enough, something that was claiming to be Real Life immediately evoked an image of fiction. So, the first question is rather obvious: what is real life for you? Ross Sinclair : Since I had the words REAL LIFE tattooed on my back in 1994 my project has been an extended investigation/celebration/commiseration of the paradigm of the real, from the inside out: Where is the real? – for each of us individually, and as a collective society... What is our relationship, our contract with this society which makes us who we are? – locally and globally, personally and politically... Over the past seven years my Real Life projects have been realised in a wide variety of countries and contexts, public and private, institutional and autonomous. Always they are asking, where is real life? Is it in our everyday lives, our work, our jobs, the day to day minutiae of living? foward -> Or is it the mediated lifestyle we see in films and TV, in Hollywood, in mediated channels of global advertising and communication? We have become so familiar with these images we are no longer able to tell whether they are real and true, inspirational or simply ridiculous caricatures of spectacular life. Or could real life be somewhere else hidden inside our heads? Could it be another way to live? Could it be someplace where the true desires and potential of every individual could be realised? Somewhere in between these polarities of modern living lies real life. Over the years my

4. VoiceOver Works: Ross Sinclair ross sinclair, Dead Church/Real Life 1998 Installation, The artist, Dead Church/RealLife1998, excerpt (some lack of continuity may be experienced as the sound http://www.studiofish.co.uk/voice/works/sinclair.html

Ross Sinclair Dead Church/Real Life Installation, The artist Dead Church/Real Life 1998, excerpt (some lack of continuity may be experienced as the sound downloads) Tacita Dean Jeremy Deller Stan Douglas William Furlong ... Bethan Huws Dead Church/Real Life plays upon the interdependence of personal and communal qualities in the voice. A bright red church-shaped structure lies on its side in the corner of the gallery. Inside this structure a monitor plays a video of Sinclair singing hymns. As usual, Sinclair sings with his back to the camera, stripped to the waist in order to show the tattooed words, 'Real Life', across his back. See Anthology: Chambers: Voice Sing Celant Furlong Dead Church/Real Life Installation shot, Bristol Home Venues Artists Works Anthology

5. Ross Sinclair website under construction website under construction website under construction. Game InstructionsMove your mouse to drag "Life" about. Hint Get close to Real to score more points. or click buttons at top of page for more normal stuff http://rosssinclair.co.uk/

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8. Ross Sinclair ross sinclair. Real Life vs. Nature ross sinclair, trousers rolled upto the knees, standing in the shallows looking out to sea. He http://freespace.virgin.net/iain.irving/RossSinclair.html

Ross Sinclair Real Life vs. Nature at greenwards, Aberdeenshire, September /October 1997 Real Life vs. Nature involved the construction of indoor and outdoor wooden structures. Indoors the structure is too small to get into and is in a confined space meanwhile the outdoor structure is high on tall legs and can be climbed into to get a great view of the surrounding countryside. I'm in a farmhouse in Aberdeenshire. Greenwards By Hatton, Peterhead, to be specific. Lured here - it's a two-hour drive from my parents, place - by a paragraph and a photo in The List. 'What's On in Glasgow and Edinburgh', indeed. But the room I',m standing in is a white cube all right, and the single piece of work installed is of the sort that I'd only associate with an urban contemporary art space. A wooden shed that's too small to enter, raised on legs, with four pencil-shaped wooden posts penetrating and protruding from its sides; a cassette player held aloft - by rope tied to the pencil posts - playing traditional Scottish music backwards; the words 'I', and 'MESSIAH AM JAlLER', marked on adjacent gallery walls. On the room's window ledge is documentation relating to the gallery. A copy of Flash Art reviews an earlier show here at Iain Irving Projects. The review is written by Judith Findlay, Iain's partner in this remote rural spot, but there is no mention of these facts in the review. 'By all accounts there are some interesting things happening in...err... Greenwards By Hatton,' says a reader in Milan or Paris or Berlin. Diaries are extracted, windows found and an intention pencilled in. In one sense the review is a joke that only a few art insiders will appreciate. Quite funny, though.

9. The Blue Chamber: Ross Sinclair ross sinclair, Real Life vs. Duff House , 2000, colour photograph. http://freespace.virgin.net/iain.irving/Ross Sinclair image.html

Ross Sinclair, 'Real Life vs. Duff House', 2000, colour photograph.

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11. Ross Sinclair ross sinclair. born Glasgow ,12.4 1994. Claire Barclay, Henry Bond Liam Gillick, Roderick Buchanan, ross sinclair, eds. Eva Schmidt http://www.agency-gallery.demon.co.uk/rsinfo.html

Ross Sinclair born Glasgow ,12.4.66 +44 207 6132080 lives and works in Glasgow Nationality: Scottish (GB) 1992 California Institute of the Arts Los Angeles 1990-92 MFA Glasgow School of Art 1984-90 BA (Hons),Environmental Media Glasgow School of Art Awards 2001 Baloise Prize, Art Statements Basel 1999 Arendt Oetker Atelier Stipendium, Galerie fur Zeitgenossische Kunst Leipzig 1998-2000 Paul Hamlyn Award London Selected Solo Exhibitions 2003 The Agency.Contemporary London 2002 Wewerka Pavillion Muenster Galleria Raffaella Cortese Milan Galerie Yvon Lambert Paris Kunsthalle Hamburg, Room installation Hamburg The Agency Contemporary London 2001 Badischer Kunstverein Karlsruhe South London Gallery London The Agency Contemporary Art London 2000 Galerie Knoll Vienna Journey to the Edge of the World, Aspex Gal. Portsmouth 1999 The Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh The Agency Contemporary Art London 1998 Pier Arts Centre, Stromness Orkney

12. ArtForum: Ross Sinclair You are Here Articles ArtForum Sept, 1999 Article. ross sinclair.ArtForum, Sept, 1999, by Michael Archer. THE AGENCY. As part http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m0268/1_38/55939366/p1/article.jhtml

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles ArtForum Sept, 1999 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Ross Sinclair ArtForum Sept, 1999 by Michael Archer THE AGENCY As part of Ross Sinclair's recent show, he ran a stall in one of London's street markets for a day. You could buy T-shirts, mugs, key rings, and pens, all bearing the legend "I Real Life." For Sinclair, "real life" is not something that exists but something dreamed of or longed for, something that exerts itself as an idealized possibility out of the more immediate situation of cultural uncertainty. This was confirmed by The Hamnavoe Free State [Library], 1999, which featured a low table heaped with books covering relevant subjects, among them student activism, urban guerrilla movements, and Orkney mythology. There was also a copy of Guy Debord's 1967 Society of the Spectacle, while on the wall above, two posters covered in another camouflage pattern bore the words "REAL LIFE" and "SPECTACULAR LIFE." By now the two were becoming hard to distinguish. Another work comprised a neon sign and four photos, including one of the huge yellow ramp Sinclair built on the quayside in Stromness for his show there. We saw it here alongside other images of Hamnavoe and the nearby island of Hoy, all framed under glass so that the London show was reflected back into the earlier exhibition. Originally attached to the ramp, on the floor nearby was the neon sign "GRACE," made by the artist at the time of his eponymous daughter's birth. Some things are real.

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Subskription Forum/Annoncen Suchen Künstler ... Galerien Deutsch English Italiano Ross Sinclair Biographische Angaben Geboren in Glasgow Ross Sinclair , ließ sich 1994 in großen, fetten Lettern die Worte "REAL LIFE" auf seinen Rücken tätowieren. Seitdem betreibt er seine künstlerische Arbeit als ein nachhaltiges Forschungsprojekt: Was bedeutet es, „real" zu sein? Wo ist das „Reale" - für jeden Einzelnen, als Individuum und als gesellschaftliches Kollektiv. Was ist unsere Beziehung zur Gesellschaft, ihren Sitten und Manieren, die uns zu dem machen, was wir sind – in lokalem wie globalem Maßstab? Während der zurückliegenden sieben Jahre hat Ross Sinclair seine Projekte in vielen verschiedenen Ländern und Kontexten realisiert, an öffentlichen und privaten, institutionellen und autonomen Orten. Sie alle zielten auf dieselbe Frage: Wo ist das reale Leben / REAL LIFE? Ist es unser alltägliches Leben, die Arbeit, die Jobs, die Mühsal des Alltags? Oder findet es statt in jenem Lifestyle, den wir in Filmen, im Fernsehen, in der globalen Werbung und Kommunikation vermittelt bekommen? Haben wir uns an diese vermittelten Bilder derart gewöhnt, dass wir nicht mehr in der Lage sind, das Wahre vom Falschen, das Reale vom Fiktiven und oft Lächerlichen eines spektakulären Lebens zu unterscheiden? Ross Sinclair bietet eine alternative Sicht an: „REAL LIFE" kann irgendwo anders sein, versteckt in unseren Köpfen. Es könnte eine andere Art zu leben geben. Irgendwo, wo die Wünsche und Möglichkeiten jedes Individuums verwirklicht werden.

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18. Art-in.de ROSS SINCLAIR SELECTED REAL LIFE Im Badischen Kunstverein Translate this page Hinweise, Meldung - Museum - Ausstellung, Titel. Eingabedatum 24.11.2001ross sinclair SELECTED REAL LIFE im Badischen Kunstverein. http://www.art-in.de/incmeldung39/ROSS_SINCLAIR.html

Museen Messen Stiftungen Institutionen ... Kunsthochschulen Hinweise Meldung - Museum - Ausstellung Titel Eingabedatum: 24.11.2001 ROSS SINCLAIR SELECTED REAL LIFE im Badischen Kunstverein Vom 24.11.01 bis 06.01.02 präsentiert der Badische Kunstverein eine Ausstellung mit Werken des 1966 in Glasgow geborenen Künstlers Ross Sinclair. In der Presseerklärung heißt es: "Ross Sinclairs REAL LIFE Projekte funktionieren wie Fenster, durch die das Publikum diese anderen Räume betreten kann, Orte, an denen man sich für eine Weile einbildet, wie unsere Lebensweisen auch anders sein könnten. Es geht dabei-wie Ross Sinclair sagt-"um uns selbst, allein gegenüber der Welt." Gezeigt werden Installationen, Wandmalereien, Fotografien, Plakate, Videos, Neonarbeiten. Badischer Kunstverein Waldstr. 3 /76133 Karlsruhe Di-Fr 11-19, Sa/So/feiertags 11-17 Uhr ch Beiträge mit lokalem Bezug: Keine weiteren Beiträge zum Thema: "Badische Kunstverein" ROSS SINCLAIR SELECTED REAL LIFE im Badischen Kunstverein Der kostenlose Newsletter erscheint monatlich und liefert Ihnen Kunstnachrichten und Kunsttermine.

19. Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine : Tom Bendtsen, Ross Sinclair: Mercer Union Parachute Contemporary Art Magazine Tom Bendtsen, ross sinclair MercerUnion, Toronto, November 6 December 20. @ HighBeam Research. http://static.highbeam.com/p/parachutecontemporaryartmagazine/april011998/tomben

eLibrary Web Tour Become a Member ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Current Article: Tom Bendtsen, Ross Sinclair: Mercer Union, Toronto, November 6 - December 20. Start P Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine April 01, 1998 ... Tom Bendtsen, Ross Sinclair: Mercer Union, Toronto, November 6 - December 20. Tom Bendtsen, Ross Sinclair: Mercer Union, Toronto, November 6 - December 20. Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine; April 01, 1998; John Armstrong John Armstrong Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine April 01, 1998 bendtsen, tom bendtsen, ross sinclair, books, eye level, gallery, sinclair, mercer union, artist, column, toronto, entertain autobiography, packed architecture, tightly packed, concurrent installations Two concurrent installations at Mercer Union this fall presented cobbled towers that mischievously entertain autobiography: Tom Bendtsen has built a tightly packed architecture of books, and Ross Sinclair, a tree fort of studs and chipboard.

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