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<strong>By Disinformation</strong>
2003, Book/Catalogue
204 x 204mm, 50pp,
£10

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</form><span class="Apple-style-span" style="color: #000000;">Featuring a critical text by the art historian, curator and Wyndham Lewis biographer Richard Humphreys, <em>The Analysis of Beauty</em> is a high-quality 204mm-square 48-page perfect-bound paperback, which documents the activities of the installation art and electronic music project Disinformation.</span>

<span class="Apple-style-span" style="color: #000000;">“The Analysis of Beauty” catalogue documents the evolution of Disinformation’s artistic strategies and content, also focussing on the title-exhibit (“The Analysis of Beauty” is named after the book by the artist William Hogarth), the “Spellbound” video (“An Allegorical Portrait of J Robert Oppenheimer”), “Theophany”, the “Rorschach Audio” side-project, “National Grid”, “Stargate” (solar radio noise recordings), and Disinformation’s equally influential work at the abandoned village of Imber on Salisbury Plain, and photographic and film documentation of the UK’s extraordinary air-defence Sound Mirrors. Jessica Lack wrote in <em>The Guardian</em> that “Disinformation combine scientific nous with poetic lyricism to create some of the most beautiful installations around”.</span>

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