Meetings and event planning have been happening over the last month and negotiating times, workshop, filming and assessment for the trip have been ongoing towards the deadline middle of June.
We are currently living in a time of globalisation, expansion and media saturation. There have been considerable shifts in civilisation in the Information Age – we now communicate with each other instantly, yet with an alarming level of disconnect.
Panel Discussion: Charlotte Ginsborg; Kit Monkman; Ludivine Large-Bessette & Rhea Storr. Film is rich in narrative. It can cover both personal and universal stories in a matter of seconds and span far-ranging landscapes. Artists have been using film for decades, but in recent years it has gained in popularity both for artistic output and for audience engagement. Artists are using it as a tool to create alternative futures, depicting wider social concerns that reflect present-day issues. Image: Ludivine Large-Bessette, Drop Out Bodies, 2017.
Sustainable Design:
Why Materials Matter
Visitors have the chance to explore the 2019 Aesthetica Art Prize ahead of the crowds at the Private View. Following an informative day of talks and panel discussions, join delegates, guests from the art world and the Aesthetica team for a special evening of networking and attending the awards ceremony – all within the heart of the
York Art Gallery.
Rethinking Sculpture: TALK Connecting With Objects
Jane Bhoyroo, Producer, Yorkshire Sculpture International. In 2019, the Yorkshire Sculpture International launches with Phyllida Barlow as the “provocateur.” Exploring the notion that “sculpture is the most anthropological of the art forms,” the event responds to the idea that there is a basic human impulse to connect with objects.
The Future of Sound Art
Nick Ryan, Artist. Emmy and BAFTA-nominated Nick Ryan is a multi-award-winning composer, sound designer, artist and audio specialist, widely recognised as a leading thinker on the future of sound, having worked with the likes of Sony, BBC, Tate, MTV and more. His extensive and diverse practice involves working with film, motion graphics, animation, interactive media and instrument making. Ryan will speak about what can be achieved through technology.
NATIONAL ART EDUCATION ARCHIVE
Yorkshire Sculpture Park Archives at NAEA.
Research at National Education Art Archive - Don Pavey, Map that Came to Life, Art-Based Games
This is part of the context for the Intervention to be June at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
The Map that Came to Life Illustrated narrative text about the countryside and listening and seeing what is around you.
Round TABLE EVENT
at Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery organised as part of the research for the practical module
Round Table discussion at Stanley and AudreyBurton Gallery, Leeds University.
We met in the gallery space to talk about the duration of the exhibition and the context of the artworks and Dr Dawn Woolleys' processes and personal research and concepts that she is working on in her research.
Research at National Education Art Archive - Don Pavey, Map that Came to Life, Art-Based Games
