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Islington Mill Art Academy: Open Crit. Friday 28th November 2014.
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Wednesday, 10 December 2014. Open Crit. Friday 28th November 2014. In our recent open crits, we have been experimenting with how we document the discussion which takes place. One of the ways in which we have been doing this is by inviting the members who have presented work to write something about their particular experience of the crit, if and how they found it useful, and what they intended to do as a result. What is it that I want to share? Crit Groups are great for r...
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Islington Mill Art Academy: Image Reading Group
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Sunday, 12 October 2014. The most recent image reading group was held at Islington Mill on Tuesday 16th September. Three images were presented, by Natalie, Rachel G and myself. Natalie presented an image from the Times Educational Supplement in 1962. It was a photograph of a photograph, a promotional image used for the Pictures for Schools scheme. The image was a reproduction of a larger work made of layers of paint, collage and typewriter drawings. The process of mak...
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Islington Mill Art Academy: Reading Group - Lewis Camnitzer - 19th Aug 2014
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Friday, 29 August 2014. Reading Group - Lewis Camnitzer - 19th Aug 2014. Art Academy members Dorothy Massey and Jenny Walden have responded to our recent reading group - ' On the Moral Imperative in Contemporary Art. I would like to thank Jenny for that very important article on Moral/Ethics and Contemporary art by Luis Camnitzer. Here are the ideas I got from it. Art is not Ethical only artist are. With a later HOW? On a solid Ethical foundation. The idea of the Moral Im...
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Islington Mill Art Academy: Warehouse Residency and July activities
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Sunday, 2 August 2015. Warehouse Residency and July activities. We have hit the ground running on the Warehouse Residency! Week one we built our booths from a selection of abandoned wood and panels we found inthe building. Then on week two we started to do our own thing, which for me ( Claire Hignett. Was to paint some symbols onto fine fabric for an installation in the Islington Mill Gallery at the end of the month. It was great to have so much space. We were visited by.
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Islington Mill Art Academy: August 2014
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Friday, 29 August 2014. Reading Group - Lewis Camnitzer - 19th Aug 2014. Art Academy members Dorothy Massey and Jenny Walden have responded to our recent reading group - ' On the Moral Imperative in Contemporary Art. I would like to thank Jenny for that very important article on Moral/Ethics and Contemporary art by Luis Camnitzer. Here are the ideas I got from it. Art is not Ethical only artist are. With a later HOW? On a solid Ethical foundation. The idea of the Moral Im...
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Angela Guyton - Part 5
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Me, sort of. Jul 28, 2014. If you’d like me to apply myself to a project you’re working on just email. Me so we can discuss what you want, compensation, and timelines. Here are some of the album package designs/concepts I’ve created for some very talented musicians in the past. I’ll update this post with any new album designs I do, but only the FOUR most recent will appear. Please click the ‘continue reading’. Link below to see the full post with all the designs. Silence Blossoms – Silence Blossoms.
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Angela Guyton - Part 7
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Me, sort of. Jun 22, 2013. While drawing this one of the things I was thinking about was the relationship that sense and sense objects have–as it’s articulated in the Upanishads and specifically the Katha Upanishad……. Good-bye horrrrrr-ses, I’m flying over youuuuuuuu…. Also I allowed the two-dimensional figures to not be fully visible, and allowed objects on the surface (foreground) to sneak behind other figures. In other drawings (like this one. This was a limitation I set on myself: that every figure.
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Human Seeking | Takahashis Shellfish Concern
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Aug 25, 2012. This is a video from our performance on the night. Friday May 25th / 8pm / Kro bar on Oxford Road M13 9PG (across the street from The Academy). Let’s explore sonic and visual information through improvisation. The role of technology is considered, with each artist prioritizing it differently with regard to their own practice and human creative potential. Performances . Talks from the artists . Q&A. And Louise Brookes) at the end — but I welcome it! Should be a really great night. Will be wo...
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Takahashi's Shellfish Concern - Part 4
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Jul 8, 2011. Cara B = Side B. This July we were invited to be a part of an exhibition event put together by the Blank Media Collective. Fun Fact: Blank Media put on the first Takahashi show ever. The way this event came together was a really great experience. From the beginning, Mark Devereux (blank media’s director) really drove the point home that he wanted it to be artist-centric. It was an exhibition showcasing our work, as well as that of Naomi Kendrick. Which is run by Anton and Rod. Jun 30, 2011.
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Islington Mill Art Academy: Active Curating May 6th
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Viewing and reading suggestions. Monday, 19 May 2014. Active Curating May 6th. The second active curating session took place on Tuesday 6. How would it be possible to reach a consensus on what that would be? Could the rules be tinkered with in such a way that it would aid the achievement of these goals? In this way, the session raised some interesting possibilities about how active curating could proceed in the future. Here is an account of the event by another of the people who attended:. There also see...
