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Tag Archives: re-presentation
A focus for the final term
So the new, final, terms begins today. This might be a good time to take stock of where I am and consider the pressing next steps to resolve this work. Looking back I can see a sort of shape to … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, disability, expressionism, identity, impairment, marketing, presentation, re-presentation, reflection, Research, stereotypes, typology
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Another simulacrum of blood and shit
You might remember that in my last post on this project I tried to create a physical object that represented my experience of bleeding, but that did so in a way that was clearly a mediated artistic reflected re-presentation of … Continue reading
Posted in Project 20: Physical
Tagged accessibility, experimentation, physical, presentation, re-presentation
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Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC) conclusion
Theme: exploring the museum’s objects and the possible futures of museums Objects and spaces Frontiers’ is a metaphor to conceive of the physical space, between the museum, and university/school/community group where we explore histories and memories Objects – creation, use … Continue reading
Posted in Final Products, Research
Tagged curation, exhibition, museum, re-presentation, reflection, Research
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Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC) week 5
Theme: the role of museums awareness/supporting mental health and wellbeing Mental health – increasingly recognised as being connected to our social, economic and cultural contexts There is something very important about the bodily, cognitive and emotional connections that objects enable … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC) week 4
Theme: how museums can contribute to issues around social justice and human rights. The position is put that museums contribute to making a better, fairer society by shining lights on things otherwise unseen (eg social oppression) – but there are … Continue reading
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Tagged curation, ideal, museum, re-presentation, reflection, Research
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Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC) week 3
This week’s topic: the audiences’ emotional response to exhibits Example, Rankin -Alive: In the Face of Death. The exhibition, Alive: In the Face of Death, featured more than 70 images, and photographer Rankin set out to explore and challenge our … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC) week 2
This week’s theme: target audiences – who visits and who doesn’t. Where are we now? Who? Profile of visitors What prevents people from visiting museums? (Types of access) Physical Sensory Intellectual Financial Emotional or attitudinal Lack of involvement in decision-making … Continue reading
Behind the Scenes at the 21st Century Museum (MOOC)
I signed up for this short six week Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) course as it appears to fit so well with where I am in my MA; that is, fully focussed on curation and exhibiting. Week 1: Museums definedThe … Continue reading
Art and politics
I was reading this article just now. It make me wonder about how many artists have been murdered because their art speaks in ways or of things that others disapprove. I then Googled “murdered artists 2015” but did not get … Continue reading
Project 17: Greater symmetry
So in my last post I used a greater number of images of my feet than here, but this collage applies a greater consistency with the images used. ThoughtsThis image is pleasing aesthetically and works best without borders but doesn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, disability, expressionism, GIF, identity, impairment, re-presentation, Research, stereotypes, typology
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