SV meeting Week 1
20 July 2021
Meeting agenda — view PDF.
Meeting notes
Link process with conceptual aims = methodology
Conceptual aims
Create a link to process
Main methods responding to the concept. (The xxx were used because they relate directly to the xxx concept.)
Viewer to the work
Exploring their body in relation to viewing my work
one of the most underrated art cultures in this country
Interviews are important = humanise it
How does process inform methodology?
Community of practice = installation artists
I like the in-betweens
Consider using photograms to address in-betweens
Overlap
Incomplete
Development of practice
Continue with photograms and film
Continue with alternative substrates: fabric, darkroom paper, plastic
Research INSTALLATION artists
David suggestions of installation artists to investigate
Miyako Ishiuchi (SFMOMA)
Miyako Ishiuchi (Robert 2020)
Joy Episalla (Episalla)
Waylead Beshty (Brown 2014)
Waylead Beshty (Barbican Centre 2014)
Bibliography
Barbican Centre. 2014. "Walead Beshty". 1995-2015.Undo.Net. Accessed July 23, 2021. http://1995-2015.undo.net/it/mostra/182300.
Brown, Mark. 2014. "Rubbish Idea: Walead Beshty Artwork Made From Year’S Detritus Goes On Show". The Guardian. Accessed July 23, 2021. https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/oct/08/walead-beshty-artwork-years-detritus-rubbish-barbican.
Episalla, Joy. 2021. Joy Episalla. https://www.joyepisalla.com/.
Robert, Henri. 2020. “Miyako Ishiuchi and her Mother, the Evolution of Japanese Society”. Accessed July 20, 2021. https://pen-online.com/arts/miyako-ishiuchi-and-her-mother-the-evolution-of-japanese-society/.
SFMOMA. n.d. "Ishiuchi, Miyako". SFMOMA. Accessed July 23, 2021. https://www.sfmoma.org/artist/miyako_ishiuchi/.