Another full on day in London at Camberwell - the Project
Proposal Crits for the MA have thrown up a number of beautiful and interesting phrases / starting points - looking at my notes and yet again Art College is a wonderful,
glorious place where conversations like this take place...... Thinking about
how 'page turning' can be used to explore ideas of time and revelation. create
a vocabulary where you can use materials to talk for you. How do we forget
ourselves? is an interesting question - continue to work with this. How do
graphic scores represent sound and connect with ideas around calligraphy? What
is the role of translation in your work? The idea that your work is haunted by
the book is important - is reference enough or do you have to make books? How
important is touch in your work? What came first time or narrative? Does light
represent knowledge and learning within and from the book? Daily life
celebrated...a moment of gloriousness. Science and Ureka! - how does that work?
Rational scientific methodology and intuition? memories are what we have inside
that we want to show to others. The idea of cycle relates in some way to the
existence of numbers and patterns in nature. Are you setting out to be a deity,
a God like creature, either for yourself or for an audience to develop for
themselves? The idea of abstract comics needs to be explored.
After this it was off to the Tate to see A Bigger Splash - painting after performance - great to check out the intensity of Stuart Brisley and revisit the Pollack film which everybody loves. The William Klein and Daido Moriyama was a real full-on display, lashings of excessive massive printing and monstrous oppressive display structures! The photo books were stunning but the highlight was watching a selection of films by William Klein. Every piece was 'before its time' be it Who are you Polly Maggoo? A satire on the fashion industry that The Devil Wears Prada could of learnt from or Mr Freedom which appeared to pre-date everything!!!! Documentaries on Little Richard and Muhammad Ali were stunning, raw and exciting - all a must see.
After this it was off to the Tate to see A Bigger Splash - painting after performance - great to check out the intensity of Stuart Brisley and revisit the Pollack film which everybody loves. The William Klein and Daido Moriyama was a real full-on display, lashings of excessive massive printing and monstrous oppressive display structures! The photo books were stunning but the highlight was watching a selection of films by William Klein. Every piece was 'before its time' be it Who are you Polly Maggoo? A satire on the fashion industry that The Devil Wears Prada could of learnt from or Mr Freedom which appeared to pre-date everything!!!! Documentaries on Little Richard and Muhammad Ali were stunning, raw and exciting - all a must see.
art galleries are truly the most fantastic places and must be secured from the mob!
And then the train - and as ever a most useless service - cancellation and then a-slow-stop-start-grinding-missed-connections-no-information-resigned-to-being-badly-treated-experience - for a change - started at London Liverpool St 6:30 - Darsham at 10:15
And then the train - and as ever a most useless service - cancellation and then a-slow-stop-start-grinding-missed-connections-no-information-resigned-to-being-badly-treated-experience - for a change - started at London Liverpool St 6:30 - Darsham at 10:15