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Neville Gabie : The Greatest Distance
11 Jan-10 Feb 2013
Danielle Arnaud
London SE11 6SF
Overview
On July 27th 2012 Neville Gabie proposed being The Greatest Distance away from the opening Ceremony for the London 2012 Olympic games. In order to reflect on where that place might be, he invited anybody to submit a proposal with suggestions, reasons and a means of travel to that destination. Having received ninety-nine viable ideas, he set up a selection panel of six people, Danielle Arnaud, Sam Wilkinson, Sarah Butler, David Lillington, Bill Drummond, Jason Wood. It was their task to go through all the material and select a final destination for Neville to travel, following the brief as closely as possible.
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