09 013 Context Exhibiting Why, How And What It Means
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This document discusses various factors to consider when positioning or displaying artwork, including how the viewing context and space can impact the work's meaning and understanding. It lists different display methods like hanging on a wall, placement on the floor or plinth, and presentation through digital formats. A range of artists and artworks are referenced as examples of different material processes, display techniques, and the systems through which art can be experienced.
09 013 Context Exhibiting Why, How And What It Means
- 1. context - positioning hanging - staging work
- 2. recognising how the viewing experience including place/space effects/changes the work, both its meaning and our understanding.
- 10. finding/building a context creating a reference point(s)
- 11. materials process ideas/concepts intention research
- 12. process
- 13. physical elements appearance weight texture colour size
- 14. meaning of materials cultural age sex
- 15. space physical space space of an idea
- 16. context (maker/viewer) political cultural historical
- 17. Donald Lipskin
- 19. factors effecting choice intention - brief function - functionality timescale budget audience
- 20. why are you making work? what do you want from your work? what is your work about? who is your audience? where does the work go?
- 21. connections - possible contexts for your making art history geography/place contemporary practice science other art forms - music dance writing
- 22. contemporary practice the work of others materials process work methodology influences both theirs and yours
- 23. where the work is experienced
- 24. how the work is experienced
- 26. the gallery
- 27. the museum
- 28. the fair
- 29. on-line
- 30. the shop
- 31. the home
- 33. through design
- 34. Ecke Bonk
- 35. advertising
- 36. television
- 37. Shirin Neshat, video stills video
- 38. Tony Ousler digital (projection)
- 43. artists’ book
- 44. performance Elin Strand tropis
- 45. Yoko Ono
- 46. Joseph Beuys
- 48. intervention
- 49. Mel Chin - Melrose Place
- 50. Trisha Brown
- 51. Izumi Kohama & Xavier Moulin New materials
- 52. Maurio Taliani
- 53. site specific
- 54. the wall
- 56. Angano Machiko hanging
- 57. Tawney Lenore
- 58. Jung Hanna the floor
- 60. the photograph Elinor Carucci
- 62. the plinth
- 63. the spotlight
- 64. the vitrine
- 65. the diorama
- 66. the animators
- 67. process
- 69. Eightfold Norwich Gallery 2004
- 70. Flock NSAD 2004
- 77. art and language spectator b
- 78. labels
- 80. Isolated Elements Swimming in the Same Direction for the Purpose of Understanding
- 81. The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living
- 82. Sometimes I Avoid People
- 83. The Acquired Inability to Escape
- 84. A Thousand Years
- 85. In & Out of Love
- 86. In & Out of Love
- 87. No Fun I Wanna Be Me
- 88. I want to spend the rest of my life everywhere, with everyone, one to one, always, forever, now.