Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Susan Philipsz, Dresden University Fine Arts and Glasgow School of Art students

An outside view of a silver parked car that has the drivers side door open. People surround the car.
Susan Philipsz with Dresden University of Fine Arts students & Hill 52 Radio at Glasgow School of Art. Radio International, 2024
Installation view, King Street Car Park, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Eoin Carey
The inside view of a parked car in a car park.
Susan Philipsz with Dresden University of Fine Arts students & Hill 52 Radio at Glasgow School of Art. Radio International, 2024
Installation view, King Street Car Park, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Eoin Carey
The open door into the driver's seat of a silver car. There is a person sitting in the passenger seat, their face is obscured.
Susan Philipsz with Dresden University of Fine Arts students & Hill 52 Radio at Glasgow School of Art. Radio International, 2024
Installation view, King Street Car Park, Glasgow. Part of Glasgow International 2024
Courtesy of the artists. Photo: Eoin Carey
Blurred images of people walk past a glowing yellow pod that sits on a street, there are people inside.
Susan Philipsz and Radio International Collective, Radio International, 2022
installation view at Manifesta 14, Prishtina
Courtesy of the artists. Photograph by Paul Barsch
A photo of an outdoor urban space at night. On the pavement is a large cube structure made with glass walls, a yellow metal frame, and a purple door which is open. Two people stand inside it.
Susan Philipsz and Radio International Collective, Radio International, 2022
installation view at Manifesta 14, Prishtina
Courtesy of the artists. Photograph by Paul Barsch
A yellow pod sits in the middle of a city setting, at night time, with people milling around.
Susan Philipsz and Radio International Collective, Radio International, 2022
installation view at Manifesta 14, Prishtina
Courtesy of the artists. Photograph by Paul Barsch

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