What art have I seen? Mark Dion’s Theatre of the Natural World
Mark Dion’s Theatre of the Natural World at the Whitechapel, enjoyed with Reiko Goto and Tim Collins.
CHRIS FREMANTLE
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CHRIS FREMANTLE 
Hoping to get tickets for the Theatre of the Natural World and to responding to the invitation to ‘Ask the Wild’ and ‘Feral Practice’ collaboration the urgent questions pre-occupying me in the Contact Zone of the Scottish Beaches