Keith Arnatt; Transport to Another World

Interview with British artist and photographer Keith Arnatt,
known in the 60's for sculptural work and performance pieces.
The interview deals with his change from 'an art practice that
involved photography to using photography exclusively'; his
interest in portrait photography and snapshots resulting in his
Tintern Abbey series; his shift to landscape (analysing new
American topographers in relation to the concept of
'objectivity' and 'the Minor White-syndrome' of symbolism); the
notion of the 'sublime' in relation to Turner and Rothko
paintings; his use of garbage as subject matter; and his recent
work.