02 January 1979 6 mins
In this work Keane's daughter and a friend perform a series of playground clapping songs. The consistent audio of their singing contrasts with the intermittent images of their actions which is particular to the original slide-tape format, through which a series of projected slides are accompanied by a synchronised audiotape soundtrack.
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United Kingdom 02 January 1979
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