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Live Works: LinderThe Working Class Goes to Paradise: Video
The Working Class goes to Paradise performance consisted of three rock bands playing simultaneously for four hours, twelve women dancing and Linder. The audience were invited into the promenade-style, performance area and were able to view the work from three sides. Some audience members joined in, playing instruments occasionally or partnering with the ritualistic actions of the dancers.
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Witness Tate Britain's North Duveen Gallery transform, with a brief look into the setup and getout, for The Working Class Goes to Paradise.
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The three audio tracks below have been mastered and edited, to represent three different sections of the four hour performance. The performers started one hour before the audience were let into the venue, performed for two hours with a live audience, and then continued for another hour after the audience were instructed to leave. Each track is a discrete element and can be listened to individually, or together to make a complete set. Download mp3 Audio of Linder: The Working Class Goes to Paradise
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