Showing posts with label interruption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interruption. Show all posts
Tuesday, 29 May 2018
Interruptions from Day 9
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drawing,
interrupteur,
interruption,
mapping,
performance
Residency day 9
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diagram,
digging,
drawing,
interrupteur,
interruption,
mapping,
material,
residency,
thinking
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
Interruptions from the morning of Residency day 8
An interruption made around language, rhizomatic thinking, music lyrics and birthday possibilities
Helen Clark joins Andrew Conroy to talk photography, walking and the different positions of the flâneur and fugere, movement or stasis in spaces, class, voyeurism and cultural capital
other researchers join in the discussions
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conversation,
distractions,
interruption,
thinking
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Interruptions on Day Seven
Interruptions aplenty from a range of people and disciplines today.
Conversations about paradigms, the multiplicity of meaning, the need to push fixed ideas around towards matters of concern
Talking and writing haikus, exploring ideas around found language, reading in public spaces and performative acts
Engaged in constraint based processes
Conversations about the productive space of a foyer, the unexpected encounter, how to push our thinking into new spaces
Historical ghosts, musical hall, performative acts and how our expectations can be challenged or disrupted
Following the constraint, but pushing the rules
Haikus found in the books of Rachel Smith, typed by Brian Lewis from Longbarrow Press
Thanks to everyone who stopped by today for lot of interesting and productive interruptions
See you tomorrow
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artist,
collaboration,
interruption,
language,
making,
performance,
residency,
thinking,
typewriters,
university,
writing
Wednesday, 9 May 2018
Residency Day 6
Jo Ray has been working in the foyer with me today. We have been exploring common interests and improvising, pushing materials around to help make sense of theoretical concepts
Lots of interruptions and interesting conversations around hyphens and the meaning acquired when using compound modifiers as the words connected influence our understanding.
The connective nature of thinking while moving materials in the hand
Knowing in the body and how to express this outwardly
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artist,
collaboration,
improvisation,
interruption,
residency,
thinking,
university,
writing
Tuesday, 8 May 2018
Residency Day 5
Lots of conversation have been sparked today in response to the work
and many interruptions of a useful nature
and many interruptions of a useful nature
Wednesday, 25 April 2018
In the universe, there are things that are known, and things that are unknown
Clee Claire Lee will be joining me today in Jessop West - thinking bout liminal spaces, absence presence drawing and sculpture, connecting ideas between and across our work
come along, interrupt us in the bright sunshine and use wire to help you thinking process
or take a break and sit at the typewriter a while - it remains here after a successful day yesterday
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artist,
collaboration,
improvisation,
interruption,
making,
residency,
sculpture,
thinking
Tuesday, 24 April 2018
Residency Day 3
More interruptions
The noise of the typewriters is drawing people in....
The noise of the typewriters is drawing people in....
Come along and try out your skills at writing from before the digital auto correct was invented
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