Comprising 144 prints, this work is the fruit of research into the cyanotype technique which makes it possible to create large-format off camera photo prints featuring intense shades of blue.
Friday, 17 February 2017
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
"a mystery to myself" Turn Back Now : Keith Tyson, Jerwood Hastings 2017
TURN BACK NOW, Keith Tyson
http://www.tate.org.uk/context-comment/video/bp-artist-talk-keith-tyson
"I see the work as a giant piece of apparatus" 22.32
Monday, 13 February 2017
Working Spaces : Force Fields, sign and trace
Contents List from a folder in the Theatre of Research
Unlike a Library the Theatre of Research is a working space that creates and crafts both theoretical and practical objects, things and documentation. Its reason for being is to explore the praxis for creative narratives between the Arts and The Humanities.
Chora Body and
Building
Space as Membrane
Chora (Exhibition)
1999
Lessons of a dream.
Karsten Harries
Concrete Blonde:
Joanna Merwood
A probe into the
negative spaces where mysteries are created.
Surrealist Paris :
Dagmar Motycka Watson
The non-perspectival
space of the lived city
Body and Building :
George Dodds
Essays on the
changing relation of body and architecture.
Sphere and Cross :
Karsten Harries
Vitruvian refections
on the Pantheon Type
Body and Building :
Marcia f. Feuerstein
Inside the Bauhaus’s
Darker Side
Desiring
Landscapes/Landscapes of Desire. George Dodds
A Tradition of
Architectural Figures: Marco Frascari
Interwining
Metamorphoses : Germano Celant
On the work of
Guiseppe Penone
Space as a Membrane
: Siegried Ebeling
Sensorium : Embodied Experience, Technology, and Contemporary Art.
https://citythroughthebody.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/sensorium.pdf
Saturday, 11 February 2017
"into a universe of creative enchantments" Guattari
The French thinker Felix Guattari, in a powerful historical essay, has asked some fundamental questions about the direction in which the century and its achievements in technology are taking us; he calls for a new vitality in the relations between individuals and the language of the culture they inhabit:' Unconscious figures of power and knowledge are not universals. They are tied to reference myths profoundly anchored in the psyche, but they can still swing around toward liberatory paths/voices.' He too sketches the possibility of a utopia, dreaming of 'transforming this planet - a living hell for over three quarters of its population - into a universe of creative enchantments'.
Marina Warner, From the Beast to the Blonde (p418)
Tuesday, 31 January 2017
Sunday, 15 January 2017
Thursday, 12 January 2017
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