You should now be developing and testing a nascent body of practice-based work that conceives of dissemination as a key consideration from the outset.
The exhibitions-in-progress you are developing for Composition & Reflection are clearly part of this addressing as they do the curating of the work in a potential public domain.
Begin using the practiceanddissemination.blogspot.com blog website to upload documentation of your works and working process and to exchange ideas and information around key texts, ideas, etc.
Showing posts with label practice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label practice. Show all posts
Sunday, 22 February 2009
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
website critique: Jordan McKenzie
Jordan McKenzie has exhibited both nationally and internationally developing his practice within a variety of contexts.
Please leave comments on what we should learn from this site in terms of developing our own project.
Please leave comments on what we should learn from this site in terms of developing our own project.
Labels:
action,
drawing,
Jordan McKenzie,
performance,
practice
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
tags
- art
- critique
- culture
- platform
- technology
- website
- creative
- dissemination
- practice
- John Newling
- Jordan McKenzie
- Practice Research Materiality Process Performativity
- action
- antony gormley
- audience
- biennale
- buyer
- catalyst
- collector
- contemporary art
- context
- cultural capital
- curating
- curator
- drawing
- economic capital
- festival
- gallery 9
- glasgow
- i-DAT
- iniva
- installation
- international
- mapping
- mystery
- netzspannung.org
- performance
- place
- proposal
- research
- rhizome
- sculpture
- site
- social capital
- transactions
- web brief