My Critical context has been in direct relationship with my studio work, they both have informed each other and I feel a lot more content with my work and findings this year.
My Blue Journal contains every note and scribble of artists names, research and talks.
Olafur Elliasson - the use of light in his work and disturbs the natural environment for a certain amount of time. Also plays with the audience perception of bouncing back and forth from being immersed into the work, then by leaving the electrical wires exposed the audience are bounced back into reality
Vera Rohm - Play with light and temporality. Uses the whole gallery space as her research and work.
Christo and Jeanne Claude - There work is a mixture of Olafur and Vera. What all these artists have in common - creating temporal interventions.
Kaprow, Smithson, walter de maria, richard long all influence in my thinking and looking at the mundane and everyday.
Artist books looking at light and buildings- always a ongoing research in the background; building with light, Reconstructing worlds
DJ Simpson - routing wood
Michael fried - object hood
Paul O'neill - curating
Alison Green - when artists curate
Light show - showcasing artists using light
Post Autonomous practices - Victor Tupitsyn - third text
Over here - globalisation of art
Claire Bishop - Installation Art
Lucy R Lippard - 6 years- dematerialisation
Reconsidering the object of art 1965-75 - Goldstein & Rorimer
White Chapel books - Participation , the everyday, memory
Institutional critique - Alexander Alberro
Brian O'Doherty - Inside the white cube
The Intangibilities of Form- John Roberts
Site Specific art - Nick Kaye
Daniel Burren
One Place After Another - Miwon Kwon
Out of Time out of place - Claire Doherty
Superflex
Snarkitecture
Nathalie du Pasquier
Claire Barclay
Early one morning - White Chapel
Katjja Strunz - Pulp Paint
Carlo Scarpa - architecture
Anthony Mc Call - Solid light sculptures
Artist documentary - Tracey Emmin and Anish Kapoor on BBC
youtube - Ellen Lupton - Design Story Telling
Andrew Kotting talks - Tony Hill and Tim Machmillan
From speaking to an Architecture teacher, she gave me the name of 'elmgreen dragset' which is a duo who play with staging these life like sets and adding a comical twist.
