Exit Poll: Jane & Louise Wilson at the Serpentine

Saturday 18 September 1999 23:02 BST
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ROBERT JOHNSON

ENGLISH TEACHER, 25

The themes they were looking at were interesting, and there was something very unsettling about the places they've chosen to document. They've done it well - it's like being taken on a tour of somewhere you wouldn't normally go. I think they've judged it very well: you can really feel what they're trying to get at.

DAWN

LEIKNESS

PHOTOGRAPHERS' AGENT, 26

I felt uncomfortable every time I walked into a space because I had to decide where to position myself. Often someone else would come in, and I was challenged not only to watch what was going on, but to work with others in the room. That's what I found most interesting. I didn't know their work, but I learnt a lot today.

SALAH BASTAWLSY

RETAIL MANAGER, 49

I didn't think of it as art: I saw it as technology. If that is modern art then fair enough, and it gives you a message. But without a computer it wouldn't have been possible. It was very effective at creating the mood. It didn't feel like I was watching it; rather I felt I was a part of it.

JACQUELINE IRISH

PAINTER, 30

I thought it was quite boring, really. I didn't understand what they were trying to say or show to people. Maybe it belongs in a cinema rather than an art gallery, and I thought the photos were pointless. It was visual, but if they were making a political point I didn't get it.

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