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- California, United States
- ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ someone who should paint/do art more & yap/write/blog less ---------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- -------------- MFA student in the limited residency program at the ART Institute of Boston!!!!! --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Will graduate in Spring 2009
PRELIMINARY STUDIO PROPOSAL
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Goal:
to integrate my digital work with my paintings
Concept:
create a range of studies that combine:
Loose drawings (from life or memory as they relate to my project)
Digital with paint
Paint into digital
Possibly repeat process
Composite studies
Pending the results of these studies, a series of larger works will be created and presented.
Quantity:
Final series will most likely be an odd number with quantity determined by size. At this moment I am anticipating 5 or 7 images in this series.
Size:
Final artwork will utilize the 12-15ft exhibition space offered at AIB during the January 08 residency. Pending preliminary studies and mentor feedback, I intend to use a square format to reference the digital element in this exploration. Therefore, sizes could be somewhere between 2x2’ and 4x4’
Materials:
Acrylic or acrylic mix media
Studies will most likely be on paper, canvas or hardboard
Final series will be determined by results and mentor input.
Since this is an exploration, paper, canvas, hardboard, plastic or metal are to be considered as possible solutions. Although unlikely, projections or 3D are feasible results.
Final product:
The exhibition of a paint/computer hybrid image series (alongside preliminary studies).
Reading List
Books read prior to attending first residency
(in preparation for Critical Theory classes)
Believing is Seeing –Staniszewski
Artists, Critics, Context – Fabozzi
The Anti-aesthetic –Foster
Critical Theory 1 –Steck
(Expanded Discourse –AIB selected reprints)
Relational Aesthetics -Bourriaud
Art Now-Burkhard
Styles, schools and movements -Dempsey
Ways of Seeing -Berger
About looking -Berger
The spiritual in art: abstract art 1890-1985 -Tuchman
Sex, Time, and Power: How Women's Sexuality Shaped Human Evolution -Shlain
Annual Editions: Social Psychology (2001-07) McGraw-Hill (academic publication)
Additional books acquired for academic supplementation and future residencies:
Unnatural Wonders –Arthur C. Danto
Transforming Vision: Writers on Art –The Art Institute of Chicago/Hirsch
Art Now (TASCHEN Icons Series) - Lars Bang Larsen
Amy Sillman / Gregg Bordowitz: Between Artists
Design and Art (Documents of Contemporary Art) -Alex Coles
Theories of Modern Art: A Source Book by Artists and Critics (
Art After Conceptual Art (Generali Foundation Collection) -Alexander Alberro
Alan Magee: Paintings, Sculpture, Graphics -Barry Lopez
After Modern Art 1945-2000 (
Machine in the Studio: Constructing the Postwar American Artist -Caroline A. Jones
Art on the Edge and Over:Searching for Art's Meaning in Contemporary Society 1970s-1990s -Linda Weintraub
Art in the Modern Era: A Guide to Styles, Schools, & Movements -Amy Dempsey
Landscape And Memory -Simon Schama
Theory in Contemporary Art since 1985 -Simon Leung
The Archive (Documents of Contemporary Art) -Charles Merewether
House of Leaves -Mark Z. Danielewski
Art: A Matter of Context - Bernar Venet
Epicenter:
Annual Editions: Social Psychology 06/07
Annual Editions: Social Psychology 04/05
Annual Editions: Social Psychology 02/03
Yet to purchase/subscribe to:
Artforum
Art News
Modern Painters
Artweek
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