John Davies

What Everyone Wants

for the Liverpool Biennial : extended display to February 2005




A large and detailed panoramic photographic print of the Runcorn Chemical Works
installed in a prominent shop window in central Liverpool:

44 - 50 Lord Street

7 x 1 metre print can be viewed from the street 24/7

(original exhibition dates: 18 September - 28 November 2004)

Acknowledgements:
Minton Group plc and to the letting agents Mason Owen
for kindly making the property at 44 - 50 Lord Street available for the exhibition.
Lyson Ltd. for kindly donating the paper for the colour print.

Peter Hagerty for loan of equipment


click here to see Peter Hagerty's installation image


What Everyone Wants
The idea behind the panoramic view of the Runcorn Chemical Works is to remind ourselves that we are collectively
responsible for our environment and that these chemical plants are a direct product of our shopping habits
and of our consumer age.

The Runcorn Chemical Works produces a variety of materials which most of us purchase and consume regularly.

John Davies is internationally known for his landscape photography and his work often explores the changes
and development of the industrial and urban environment through a documentary narrative.
He has exhibited and published his work widely, including the V&A in London, MOMA in New York and the
Pompidou Centre in Paris.


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