08/01/2019 – Interaction in Art

Discussion on interaction in art focusing on Control, Immersion, Interface, Narrative and Play.

in a very broad sense here is a quote from Duchamp… what do you think of this?

‘All in all, the creative act is not performed by the artist alone; the spectator brings the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution to the creative act.’ Marcel Duchamp, April 1957

this quote is specifically about curating but i think it is very useful for us…

… best way to curate — to produce, present, disseminate, distribute, know, explain, historicise — a work of art is to know its characteristics and its behaviours, rather than imposing a theory on the art Beryl Graham & Sarah Cook (Rethinking Curating, 2010 p.303)

15/01/2019 – Interaction in Art

Continuing discussion on interaction in art focussing on Control, Immersion, Interface, Narrative and Play.

here is a taxonomy of play called a ‘pleasure framework’ by one researcher – very interesting in relation to art… Costello, B., 2007. A pleasure framework. Leonardo,40 (4), 370–371.

if you remember we started with this quote:

… best way to curate — to produce, present, disseminate, distribute, know, explain, historicise — a work of art is to know its characteristics and its behaviours, rather than imposing a theory on the art Beryl Graham & Sarah Cook (Rethinking Curating, 2010 p.303)

it is their concept of behaviours that I think is so interesting and potentially liberating for us as artists and one final quote — not so much about interaction but more about exploring things beyond our own experience…

”By changing space, by leaving the space of one’s usual sensibilities, one enters into communication with a space that is psychically innovating. … For we do not change place, we change our nature.” Gaston Bachelard The Poetics of Space, 1964

22/01/2019 Artist Talk Xavier Solmera – Live Stream

I was not present for this artist talk but watched the live stream video later.

29/01/2019 – From Lev Manovich Reading The Practice of Everyday (Media) Life

Discussion around the Lev Manovic Essay we had been sent. Manovich asks: In short, while modern artists have so far successfully met the challenges of each generation of media technologies, can professional art survive extreme democratization of media production and access?

05/02/2019 – Professor Christian Heath Lecture

The anthropology of an object.

12/02/2019 – Sound Lecture – Ed

http://sharktracks.co.uk/tutorials/images/Murch_diagram.jpg

Walter Murch is a near legendary film editor and sound designer who’s worked on countless movies – in particular he both edited and did the sound design for Apocalypse Now

19/02/2019 – Low Residency

26/02/2019 – Low Residency

05/03/2019 – Reflective Blogging

Discussion around reflective blogging where we were to provide two blog posts one where we thought the reflection was good and another where the reflection was not so good. The comments on my posts uploaded are below:

12/03/2019 – Mid Point Review

Silent Crit around the Mid Point Review Videos that we have created. Here is the link to my video.

Below are the Blog addresses for all the students taking part.

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