Keith Arnatt

1930–2008

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70 artworks by Keith Arnatt

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Biography

Keith Arnatt (1930–2008) was a British conceptual artist. As well as conceptual art his work is sometimes discussed in relation to land art, minimalism, and photography. He lived and worked in London, Liverpool, Yorkshire and Monmouthshire.

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Artworks

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Keith Arnatt Self-Burial (Television Interference Project)

1969

On display at Tate Modern part of Media Networks
Keith Arnatt Pictures from a Rubbish Tip

1988–9

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Keith Arnatt Walking the Dog

1976–9

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Keith Arnatt Trouser - Word Piece

1972, printed 1989
Keith Arnatt Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of his Former Self

1969–72, printed 2000
Keith Arnatt Walking the Dog

1976–9

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Keith Arnatt Pictures from a Rubbish Tip

1988–9

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Keith Arnatt Pictures from a Rubbish Tip

1988

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Artist as subject

Keith Arnatt Self-Burial (Television Interference Project)

1969

On display at Tate Modern part of Media Networks
Keith Arnatt Trouser - Word Piece

1972, printed 1989
Keith Arnatt Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of his Former Self

1969–72, printed 2000
Keith Arnatt Invisible Hole Revealed by the Shadow of the Artist

1968
Keith Arnatt Portrait of the artist as a shadow of his former self

1969–72

Features

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Conceptual photography

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The detritus of the future and pleasure of the past

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Ten Miles on Exmoor: Art & Environment

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Romanticism gets real: British landscape photography

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Moving with the times: Eadweard Muybridge I

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