Ok I know it doesn’t look like much. I started off with high hopes. I couldn’t resist a peek. Moon jar made from paper and egg boxes now with liberal lashings of rabbit skin glue is half a moon jar. I rather like it. I could have done moon jarish messes of my beacons in…
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Week 13: Reviewing Our Manifesto/ The long read.
The Manifesto project from week one seems such a long time ago. Time to tidy up the thoughts, processes and review. “Learning without thought is labour lost; thought without learning is perilous.” – Confucius. 551–479 bc. Our manifesto, ‘Homo Sapiens to Homo Digitalis’ is to examine group 8’s concerns bought about by our technological advancement…
Week 13: 300 Words – Artefact Research on what makes a Moon Jar so imperfectly wonderful. (Especially the one at the British Museum).
moon jar the art of imperfection – Google Search Moon Jar Exhibition | SumGyeoJin Gem Story of a Jar – Things of Beauty Growing: British Studio Pottery the moon jars, the art of the imperfection — Dezainaa moon jar – Google Search Moon jar | Korea | Joseon dynasty (1392–1910) | The Met In the…
Week 13: V&A review.
All the items I chose at the V&A to study, scrutinize and the sketch had stories behind them. Some from my imagination and some I manage to discover from the cards placed near them which I researched later. All were magical or poignant, some were quite troubling.
Week 12: Frieze London”
I saw some really inspirational work and some pieces caught my eye. Frieze London and Frieze Masters’s 15 Best Booths – Artsy The must-see booths of Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2019 feature a rare Botticelli, wild ceramics, and fresh work by Donna Huanca, Sterling Ruby, and more. — Read on http://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-15-best-booths-frieze-london-frieze-masters Artist…
Week 12: Surfaces change with time.
The ageing processes tells a story. What is the story? I can see clouds in the striations, water in movement, sounds in the waves that take on a circular form.
Week 12:Magic Moments.
I just liked the way a piece of tracing paper sticks to the window and picks up the light. Having seen the performance piece on Monday, I am even more interested in the idea of the slightly obscure. It raises questions. The Rosenquist exhibition was also fascinating and inspiring. I’m still mulling but both really…
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