ISMs In The Art Gallery I have linked my presentation, above, and the photo shows all of my casts so far laid out on the table during my presentation. During my presentation I wanted to focus on how my river project is about engaging the audience and being more interactive than your average piece of […]
Read More Presentation- ISMs in the Art Gallery 07/03/19Guy Debord comments on the “society of spectacle” linking French theory from the 20th century to what is currently happening in China- I thought this was very apt and interesting to consider Lin Yilin and Liang Juhui- impromptu performances that interact with public spaces, playing with the idea of the spectacle Caofei.com – I particularly […]
Read More Feedback for Ziyan 07/03/19Alena broad variety of research: – Schiele and Klimt exhibition- large inspiration, dramatic style, distinctive poses and angles – books- illustrated book of eye diseases, looks super gross and interesting! – Royal Academy of Art, Tate Modern – Heidi Lee- fashion, wearable sculptures – Miles Johnston- surrealist drawings very diverse range of research- very visually […]
Read More Group Presentations- Alena and Eugenia 07/02/19Gabby: “connection, or lack thereof” connections shown in Gabby’s work, focusing heavily on family and familial connections research into lack of connection Gabby’s imagery is all beautiful and well thought out, with clear focus on composition and lighting to emphasise the subjects (or lack thereof) to convey a message “when or where do you feel […]
Read More Group Presentations- Feedback for Gabby and Arlette 24/01/19Joseph Beuys– “anyone can be an artist” Art as communication Art is for everyone and should be for everyone There should be an inherent value to all art, regardless of monetary value or quality, which is highly subjective Can art be used to help people/ bring people together? Adolf Loos– ‘Ornament and Crime“- a relatively […]
Read More Group Presentations- Feedback for Vanessa
