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My second attempt at gothic architecture inspired pattern.

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CHALLENGE: to contribute to your Pass/Fail assessment next week         I am setting you the following challenge: use drawing to explore the potential context or display of your work. Consider their interaction with each other, their interaction with the environment (remember the shadow play / consider use of video) these images are to be speculative, experimental, and reaching in their role/job of exploring potential context. To set you on your way here is a piece to camera of a graduate of our Nisha Mistry (we do not expect a piece to camera) it simply explains an example of how drawing can serve the role of exploring display - find your own way:

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CHALLENGE: to contribute to your Pass/Fail assessment next week         I am setting you the following challenge: use drawing to explore the potential context or display of your work. Consider their interaction with each other, their interaction with the environment (remember the shadow play / consider use of video) these images are to be speculative, experimental, and reaching in their role/job of exploring potential context. To set you on your way here is a piece to camera of a graduate of our Nisha Mistry (we do not expect a piece to camera) it simply explains an example of how drawing can serve the role of exploring display - find your own way:

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Curation - Making for Display_ Anisha Mistry BA Ceramics UWIC 2010

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Actually this is another lovely example from Alex McCarthy

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Actually this is another lovely example from Alex McCarthy

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Curation - Making for Display_ Alex McCarthy BA Ceramics UWIC 2010

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What is for certain, and I found myself considering this with almost all of your submissions so far, there is a role for moving image / video / succession of stills in capturing ideas:  https://youtu.be/yXjUagG3CdY

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What is for certain, and I found myself considering this with almost all of your submissions so far, there is a role for moving image / video / succession of stills in capturing ideas:  https://youtu.be/yXjUagG3CdY

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Conversely, take time to explore the number of ways in which you can respond to just one theme or subject. you will have your own tendencies and patterns - and these develop overtime in the same way as your skills and ideas: https://vimeo.com/16479445 - 

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Conversely, take time to explore the number of ways in which you can respond to just one theme or subject. you will have your own tendencies and patterns - and these develop overtime in the same way as your skills and ideas: https://vimeo.com/16479445 - 

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Beginning Approaches: Responding to an Environment: MA Ceramics Cohort 2010, Cardiff Met

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In 2010 the MA ceramics students at the National Centre for Ceramics, Wales went on a field study trip to Nash Point, Cardiff, Wales, a site of natural beauty and often challenging climate, particularly in Autumn and Winter. Being at the edge of land and physically exposed to high wind and cold temperatures, any exploration of this landscape necessarily involves a consideration of the body, your own physicality as set against the properties of this terrain.

Students were asked to respond to the environment through drawing. The following film, played at the ‘Beginning Approaches’ exhibition, Cardiff School of Art begins to demonstrate certain connections in the ways in which they evidenced their response including the simplification of information and an exploration of their physical / sensory response to surroundings. The question must be raised however, would their exploration of another context demonstrate the same common themes in their creative thinking, particularly one that did not so overtly make them aware of their own bodies?

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If you are interested in materiality - and most of us are as ceramists - take a look at this project I ran with Craft in the Bay, making your own tools and exploring the physicality of making/drawing - give it a go!

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If you are interested in materiality - and most of us are as ceramists - take a look at this project I ran with Craft in the Bay, making your own tools and exploring the physicality of making/drawing - give it a go!

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Tell me what role drawing has in your practice - how does it help you think and work through ideas?

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Tell me what role drawing has in your practice - how does it help you think and work through ideas?

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Luan

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Molly

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Molly

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Oscar

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Hannah Wade

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victoria

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acrylic paint