Based on the in class discussion today the outline for the brief 4 has been finalised. Have a look and a close read. Have added the new shared Melbourne – Offenburg folder structure as menu link under the To do… Continue Reading →
How or why might this studio matter into a future? YMMV in your working life times you will have to recognise and acknowledge the enmeshedness of everything, and this entails new obligations – to the people that make our media… Continue Reading →
Looked at Blue Poles. Looked at the opening of Manhatten. Talked about description versus story. How your work is a thing with its own agency and that it ignores, does not survive, your intent. The role and agency of the… Continue Reading →
Noticing these, and using them as opportunities for making. This is an everyday video practice that is not just noticing but an aesthetic noticing, and it can change your relationship to what is around you. Really exquisite work Lydia. (And… Continue Reading →
17. I think it is 17. I do know it’s a Thursday. Groups curated their work ready for critique from Paul Ritchard and Sophie Langley. Small group discussion: what is one thing you think you have learned so far that… Continue Reading →
Instead of personal (diary) films they become about your preferred (imagined?) media instrument. A camera, a sound recorder. Similar questions, though the third film would be to imagine it from the point of view of your instrument… Why? Because while… Continue Reading →
Bruno Latour describes matters of concern as a way to recognise diversity and heterogeneity rather than hegemony. He notes that: The discussion [of freeing human actors from only social explanations and to recognise natural objects to be more than just… Continue Reading →
In your groups identify one minute of sound you have made and one minute of video. This is what you will present. Place this media in the folder for the crits in the video upload folder on the Google Drive…. Continue Reading →
Trying to work out folders, files and so on is proving confusing. Daniel (Offenburg) has suggested a different way of managing this. It’s a good idea. There are 14 folders, 7 for Offenburg and 7 for Melbourne. All the folders… Continue Reading →
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The Point of View of Something Else
Related to some of the things we’ve been reading is what is called ‘critical animal studies’. Work like The Private Life of a Cat is important to this sort of thinking, and a great example of what we’ve been doing…. Continue Reading →