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Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Residency Day 9 - Work in progress
Labels:
archeological mapping,
diagram,
drawing,
material
Residency day 9
Labels:
diagram,
digging,
drawing,
interrupteur,
interruption,
mapping,
material,
residency,
thinking
An experimentation in contact with the real. The map […] constructs the unconscious
I will be in Jessop West Foyer all day for the last time.
Louise Finney and I will be engaged in collaboratively mapping the Jessop West foyer and beyond.
We will employ a range of drawing techniques, archeological mapping methods, rhizomatic mapping, and notations of interruptions experienced while working in the foyer.
This will result in constructing a record of the space that is beyond the expectations of the traditional map or territory
Come and see what we are up to, interrupt, and join in
Labels:
archeological mapping,
collaboration,
diagram,
digging,
drawing,
location,
making,
mapping,
residency,
space,
thinking,
time
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
Residency day 1
A successful day of work, conversation, and plenty of interesting interruptions:
Rachel Smith present in Jessop West foyer
Exploring rhizomatic connections across my practice
while discussing the idea of artist zines and teach-out activities with Rachel Stenner
An interruption with Terence Dunne about film, and ongoing discussions with Barry Greenwood and Emma Frances O'Connor about how to conduct a polite interruption
Reading about Deleuze and ideas about becoming revolutionary through a failure of concentration, absent minded distraction (or might that include an interruption?)
Emma Bolland interrupting and working in preparation for next weeks fan-subbing performance where we will be subtitling film clips and narrating our own misunderstandings
Labels:
concentration,
diagram,
distractions,
residency,
thinking
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