Fake news + alternative information at How much of this is fiction at Liverpool’s FACT, Mar 2 – May 21

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The How much of this is fiction group exhibition is on at Liverpool’s FACT, opening March 2 and running to May 21.

Curated by Annet Dekker and David Garcia in collaboration with Ian Alan Paul, the show features work by !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Morehshin Allahyari, Coco Fusco, Superflux, The Yes Men and UBERMORGEN among others.

The show explores “radical shift in the boundary between fiction and reality in a world increasingly governed by ‘post-truth’ politics,” and will also be accompanied by an opening day of talks by the artists and curators, with a further programme of workshops over the weekend, dedicated to exploring “fake news and alternative facts”.

See the FACT website for details.**

Paul Garrin, in ‘How much of this is fiction’. ‘Man with a Video Camera’, (1988).
Single channel video. Courtesy the artist + FACT, Liverpool.

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See the FACT website for details.**

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Single channel video. Courtesy the artist + FACT, Liverpool.
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Curated by Annet Dekker and David Garcia in collaboration with Ian Alan Paul, the show features work by !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Morehshin Allahyari, Coco Fusco, Superflux, The Yes Men and UBERMORGEN among others.

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See the FACT website for details.**

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Single channel video. Courtesy the artist + FACT, Liverpool.
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Single channel video. Courtesy the artist + FACT, Liverpool.
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See the FACT website for details.**

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