Often working in collaboration with artists, dancers, musicians, and writers, he invented new interdisciplinary
modes of artistic practice that helped set the course for art of the present day.
It arrived at a moment when a new interest in evolutionary theory — both in science and philosophy — mixed with
a mode of artistic practice favouring ethnographic research, which has now become known as the «anthropological turn».
This presentation forms part of Ritchie's ongoing project to explore the diagram as an essential
mode of artistic practice and offers both an artist's history of the diagram and a partial overview of its status, presence and use today.
Working alone and in collaboration with artists, dancers, musicians, and writers, he invented new, interdisciplinary
modes of artistic practice that set the course for art of the present day.
In an age in which social media has dominated our public and private lives, and issues of identity and representation abound, performance is a contemporary
mode of artistic practice.
I find this sad because practising at the periphery often allows for leeway in
modes of artistic practice and intellectual negotiation that inclusion in central power structures habitually prohibits.
Furthermore, some have suggested that conceptualism is
a mode of artistic practice that serves to reinforce white supremacy.
Working alone and in collaboration with artists, dancers, musicians, and writers, he invented new, interdisciplinary
modes of artistic practice that helped set the course for art of the present day.
Not exact matches
Reinventing the Wheel: the Readymade Century pays tribute to this seminal work and traces the subsequent elaboration
of neo-dada
practices, with a particular focus upon everyday and vernacular contexts; the mysterious and libidinous potential
of sculptural objects; institutional critique and nominal
modes of artistic value; pop, minimalism and industrial manufacture.
Confronting traditional
practices of display and encouraging new, open
modes of artistic creation, MATRIX provides an experimental framework for an active interchange between the artist, the museum, and the viewer.
It includes a foreword by Serpentine Galleries CEO, Yana Peel and
Artistic Director, Hans Ulrich Obrist; as well as two newly commissioned texts: Alex Kitnick has contributed an essay that draws links between the sites
of production and exhibition
of Guyton's work; and Flame have written about the
modes of temporality within Guyton's
practice.
Such duality was at the heart
of his
artistic practice, which consistently employed
modes of representation and abstraction, geometric and organic form, and emotional content ranging from joy to rage.
The aim is to create a space for dialogue between artists working in a variety
of modes and media, to catch a glimpse
of current
artistic practice in South Africa and elsewhere.
Some
of the issues to be expanded upon are: research as
artistic production; the problematic question
of agency within co-production; professionalization versus the instinctual amateur; writing as curatorial
practice; the exhibition as a form
of research action; expanded notions
of the curatorial and the role
of research models and methodologies within these; art writing as a curatorial form, and the distinction between research into curatorial
practice / exhibition histories and the curatorial as in itself a
mode of research
practice.
It is probably this dual principle, which characterizes Rudolph's entire
artistic practice: Transforming historical
modes of artistic expression for contemporary appropriations, while passing on the distant echoes
of the enchanted worldviews
of premodern ages.
The presence
of neo-modernist tendencies can also be observed in artists who have developed various
modes of abstraction within their distinctive
artistic practices, such as Sergej Jensen, Tauba Auerbach, Ann Cathrin November Høibo and Fredrik Værslev.
Embracing fashion as a
mode of human togetherness, the focus
of both her
artistic practice and her teaching is on the relational and empowering aspects
of fashion, advancing cooperative models
of production and exchange.
The three
practices in the exhibition, two
artistic and one curatorial, represent three
modes of creative production as well as different generational ideas on working in the cultural sphere.
Discussion topics will include the current trajectory
of contemporary African art production and
practice in a global context, and explore
modes of existing, retrospective and theoretical
artistic practice.
Its focus on
artistic programmes will enable different actors to expand on present - day research interests,
modes of production and display, and how these curatorial
practices can shape the institution that generates them.
An exploration
of the various ways in which sensibility is shaped, which is generated, expressed and understood in
artistic practices and divergent
modes of thought and reflection as arising from and in works
of art, while recognizing the multiple connections that can be established between art, philosophy and politics.
It is the Audain gallery's mission to encourage «conceptual and experimental projects that explore the dialogue between the social and the cultural in contemporary
artistic practices» and SFU prides itself on its adherence to the principles
of an autodidactic education, placing an emphasis on «self - directed and individual
modes of learning».
To this end, Witte de With hosts a convocation
of artists, thinkers, and producers currently engaged in these newer platforms — spanning
artistic practice, exhibition and institution making, education, publishing, and others — to discuss how novel, and at times heterodox,
modes of address, support, and management have reshaped — for better and for worse — the ways ideas spread.
Bringing together contemporary works that engage with, respond to, or otherwise reference history, this exhibition is devoted to highlighting the ongoing dialogue between current
artistic practices and earlier styles, preoccupations and
modes of production.
Today we are experiencing a renaissance in this
mode of artistic expression, due, in large part, to the National College
of Arts in Lahore, Pakistan (NCA), which since the 1980s has taught this traditional
practice of wasli paper - and brush - making techniques, paint mixing, narrative style, and iconography.
The French theorist's obsession with things and their absence, reality and its disappearance into illusion, set the stage for much
of the appropriation art
of the 1980s, which is today acknowledged as one celebrated
mode in contemporary
artistic practice.
Coined by Russian painter Kazimir Malevich in 1915, Suprematism declared a break with traditional
modes of representation, embracing geometric abstraction and aiming to revolutionize
artistic practice with an autonomous visual language
of «pure
artistic feeling.»
This previous career informs his
artistic practice, and much
of his work has focused on the action
of breaking free from disciplinary
modes of being and subverting existing codes
of conduct.
- If Art Can Start Anew Again - An exhibition
of 16 Chinese and international photographers, it explores
artistic practices in the current atmosphere
of ultra-rapid development
of technology, as we find ourselves overwhelmed by new technologies and new
modes of consumption.
Merce Cunningham's dedication to pursuing the use
of new technologies through his
practice made him a central figure not only to the development
of new forms
of dance making but also to a community
of artists who used the projected image as a
mode of performance and
artistic practice.
In other words, Simmons is committed equally to the examination
of different
artistic modes and processes; for example, she may dedicate part
of a year to photography, another part to performance, and other parts to installation, video, and sound works - keeping her
practice in constant and consistent rotation, shift, and engagement.
In the mid-1980s, geometrical abstraction was, for many, the
artistic mode where the most exciting lines
of thought, turns
of style and
artistic practices converged.