PRAXIS
PUBLICATION
(aka virtual studio)

collect and post:

Images, video, audio, websites, academic sources

these should cover, at least:

--> ARTWORKS + ARTISTS: 3 artists whose work you are in conversation with (inspires you and you draw something from them - similar theme, approach, a technique, etc)

--> TECHNIQUE: building skills - youtube tutorials, books, etc that help you build a new technical approach

--> ACADEMIC REFERENCES: texts from scholarly, peer reviewed publications that relate to your work/research. These could be exhibition reviews, a topic in another discipline, etc

--> ARTIST INTERVIEW: reach out to an artist whose work shares affinities with your own term project or wider practice. Gain their insights on their praxis, a specific project, or their own references, etc. Create an annotation for this interview (full transcript not required) sharing what you learned.

work on these during the whole term - due June 22 (final class)

OBJECTIVES:

-develop independent research skills in relation to studio projects

-identify and articulate the themes and influences on artistic practice

-situate ideas within larger historical and contemporary contexts

-use writing and documentation as a tool to advance research and practice

- develop interview techniques and connect with others in your field

Evaluation criteria

Due June 1

PRAXIS ARTIST TALK

Each student will give a brief artist talk walking us through their completed expanded studio.

Interview tips, techniques and ethics