Not until you are confronted face to face with some pieces of work do you fully appreciate them. Some of the paintings were most beautiful. I enjoyed the sculptures too. I loved the fact that they were quite childlike visually and in the way they appeared to be made. I came away wanting to know […]
Vist to Plymouth Museum – exhibits from other rooms The exhibit was quite sparse and the wall of portraits of men didn’t really interest me. The portraits intrigued me – they were so flat and photographic yet have an eerie quality to them. The huge grey paintings were quite beautiful – in a sea of […]
found that the day was way out of my comfort zone put myself with people who I hadn’t worked with before and because they interested me and I thought they would be really interesting to work with. we brainstormed colloboratively, recorded sounds, horrible sounds, eating, cutting, stamping, cutlery, swearing, popping balloons, ripping, shaking we all […]
I looked at The Art of Not Making: Michael Petry from the reading list and found the following work of real interest: Some interesting finds for me from the book: interesting analogy of a film director named as ‘making’ the film although a host of others help it does not discount the work of the […]
I saw an exhibtion of Bourgeious’s work at the Tate this year and really loved these drawings and prints. In the last year I have become fascinated by the seaweed that gets washed up onto my local beaches and spend much time scouring for the deformed pieces that I salvage and bring home to draw. […]
Having watched a video on Richard Serra and exploring his verb list we were encouraged to work collaborately with the following materials: wood, glue and tape As a group we began working individually and came together as a group. This enabled wider experimentation and sparked different ideas which saw the structure grow. We began to […]