exhibition notes - concrete scores

the exhibition happens
sometimes in the gallery space
sometimes not in the gallery space
sometimes out on the street
i'm curious about the artwork as research  model
as a curator
as an artist
what does artwork do?
i'm not interested in pursing a nice neat package of art
as a beautiful picture on the white gallery wall
concrete scores
this exhibition shaped is pushed and stretched around an idea
not mediation
but the challenge artists put on themselves
limitations of media
to articulate limitations to push limitations
when the artist crosses media
it is like crossing the wires
electricity crosses to create a fire
perhaps the gallery can also cross these wires
media can influence experience can dictate experience
the gallery is a media
the exhibition is a media
the shaping of space is a media

i choose to push all of this around

exhibition notes - Concrete Scores

along with the Art App

there will be an exhibition

the exhibition happens in tandem with the Art App

(or is it the other way around?)

i wanted to talk to you about an exhibition 

we are curating for jan 2014 

its called Concrete Scores (working title until there is no more time for searching)

the exhibition is examining the spaces between mediation and experience

the exhibition finds its spark within the conflux of graphic poetry and concrete scores

new forms of expression which crossed platforms 

between the visual and music (concrete scores) 

between the visual and textual (graphic poetry)

everything is a landscape

Art App Marginalia #4 - Open Space Art App

Open Space Art App

1. Desire doc
   
   
2. Requirement doc
   
   
3. Wireframe
   
   
4. Interface Design
   
   
5. Development
1. Visual Design
2. Programming
   
   
6. Viable Prototype
1. test internally
2. test externally
   
   
7. Iterate 5 & 6 until its baked.

is there an App for that?

Art App Marginalia #3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_4t3jUsiJk

Art App Marginalia #2

http://paleoplanet69529.yuku.com/topic/27098/A-Beadwork-Tutorial?page=1#.Uk5TSeBWa5f

• open space art app is coming