Adam,
So, I'm thinking that if there's an opening on Friday, a workshop could
follow on Saturday, making the best of the artists' time. Have you
heard back from anyone if they were interested?
An idea that comes to mind is the creation of stations, that featured
artists may set up in a certain area and people move from space to
space, but leave their creations behind. That might scare a lot of
people, of course.
It could also be a large piece that is created as a whole, but people
move from segment to segment of it, forcing them to give up ownership
to their own part and hopefully encouraging more creative action.
As you probably know these artists to some degree, what suggestions do
you have about a way to collaborate with outsiders? How would you pitch
a collaborative drawing/art making workshop to someone?
John
what should we do here
it seems like john would like to get an idea of what the workshop will be like
i like how he talks about leaving things behind, ownership
it speaks to the ritual element of aura
what do you think
will everyone be here for the weekend
some folks i think will come for the week before to install
you are all welcome
we will find lodging
let's move on this workshop idea soon
i will forward comments on this post to john
thanks wolpa
friends
i got another phone call today about this workshop
what should i tell john
do you all want to participate in a workshop
he needs to know for the schedule which is being made this week
what would the workshop be like
portraits
mapping
telephone conversations
blind drawing
making buildings
making trees
HELP
HELP
PLEASE RESPOND
HELP
wolpa
I'm planning to be there to install, and I'd like to be part of the workshop, but I'm just not sure what exactly I'd be workshopping. Mapping and tree-as-map, like family trees but less boring, are things that come to mind immediately. Anybody else?
Posted by: seth at June 7, 2004 02:56 PM