Week 9
Posted: December 6th, 2009 | Author: haelimpaek | Filed under: Ideas, Process, Questions, References, Reflections | No Comments »Week 9 Notes
How to organize/curate large collections with more thought
Conceptual Art–fluxus movement.
What is the actual intent of the work?
Curating new Media
Steve Dietz and Sarah Cook–Curating Media Art.
Eric Carle—The Lonely Firefly–electronic in the back of the book.
Designing a book that has low tech and still embodies the essence of book/graphic design
Exhibit as a magazine
I act as the Editor.
Comparing the role of the curator to a film director/producer
Brainstorming all the different types of relationship that a curator has with an artist
Curator’s relationship to the environment.
The different constraints a curator can give the artist
ESTABLISH an Agenda
Documenting the process–Lars Von Trier–8 obstructions
the apparatus becomes a part of the work
Design Research–
Different ways of collecting. For example Project with Jiyeon,
Getting her to write down her itinerary and me sythesizing the data
Different roles:
Advocate for the concept!
Time and Space–process driving it.
Investing a way of seeing
Designer will advocate the integrity of form
good design=cohesive and appropriate.
50/50 Relationship with artist
This As That
What am I communicating? The Value of things? How we see things?
New Ways of seeing.
Is there a way to record the imaginative space–
How do I want to present myself?
The space between Curator and Designer = collaboration
break out of traditional interpretation of curating
non-traditional space
How do you set up a space in the beginning?
Selecting the way to brainstorm—depends on who I am working with. varies from business to artists to designers. How do I create a non-creatives stuff? Curate a seminar? conferences? Establish a criteria that can be adopted. The language is important. New places and opportunities for growth.
Test the different levels of interaction.
Art for the Masses
How can I foster/help art be more accessible, and how do I facilitate that?
Curator: Who is it for and how do I make it happen?
Designer: Make it happen
Define the constituency
Curator as matchmaker?
Amplify, clarify, deliver the MESSAGE
Current Projects/studies
Experiment: Folding clothes.
How do you deconstruct a mundane motion event?
Study in sorting, processing.
Problem: Chaotic to order, which differs from the intentionally curated.
Norton Simon:Eavesdropping
Create a compliment manual for the Norton Simon Museum.
Eavesdropping at the Norton Simon in order to gather content on the multiple perspectives.
HONG G study
work with painter HONG G to curate/create a series.
In order to do this, I asked myself:
What are the different types of relationship a curator has with an artist?
1. Curator as a mediator for the Artist’s and contemporary events
2. Curator as a designer for a system which the artist can apply to their creation.
3. Curator as a facilitator for aiding in the Artists creation to exist in different spaces.
4. Curator as a facilitator for the Artists wants to the greatest extent possible
5. Curator as a diplomat for environment/space in which the Artist is creating within.
6. Curator and Artist as one.
7. Curator as a facilitator for collaboration amongst Artists
8. Curator as an advocate for the Artists concepts
9. Curator as a documentarian/producer for the Artists dialogue and process
10. Curator to challenge the Artists in environment they are creating within.
On going projects:
Collections
Project Luke
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