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Insights for employers, commissioners and funders in facilitating quality impacts through participatory arts
Get PDFThis briefing paper was commissioned by Artworks/Paul Hamlyn Foundation following draft circulation of the report Developing a Foundation for Quality Guidance for arts organisations and artists in Scotland working in participatory settings: a report commissioned by Creative Scotland, as Artworks deemed the key message important and wished to disseminate them and embed then in the legacy of the PHF Artworks project.Evidences quality cannot be attributed solely to the artist and activity undertaken, as decisions by a wide range of stakeholders, at different project stages, influence delivery. Robust, constructive communication between partners is key to creating the conditions needed for quality work.http://www.artworksalliance.org.uk/awa-resource/artworks-insights-in-facilitating-qualitydiv_MCaPApub4763pu
Artworks-spawning-artworks: trans-disciplinary approaches to artistic spin-offs and evolution in the dance and digital context
No full textArtworks-spawning-artworks: trans-disciplinary approaches to artistic spin-offs and evolution in the dance and digital contex
Preservation and Reactivation of Multimedia Artworks using Web application
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The preservation and reactivation of multimedia artworks pose unique challenges in the digital age, where technological advancements and evolving artistic forms necessitate innovative preservation strategies. This thesis project presents a comprehensive approach to documenting, preserving, and reactivating multimedia artworks through a web application framework. Leveraging HTML, CSS, JavaScript for frontend development, and PHP for backend logic, the web application facilitates the archival and restoration of digital artworks. The project begins with the establishment of a relational database schema, providing a structured framework for storing metadata and multimedia assets associated with artworks. Through PHP scripts, the backend logic facilitates seamless interaction between the web application and the database, enabling functions such as data retrieval, insertion, and modification. On the frontend, HTML templates are designed to present artworks and associated information in a user-friendly interface. CSS styling enhances the visual presentation, ensuring a cohesive and engaging user experience. JavaScript functionalities enrich the user interface with interactive features, facilitating dynamic interactions with artworks and database content. Key features of the web application include a searchable database of multimedia artworks, detailed documentation of preservation efforts, and tools for reactivating artworks in digital environments. By providing a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing, the web application supports the ongoing preservation and reactivation of multimedia artworks for future generations. Through this project, we demonstrate the potential of web-based technologies in advancing the field of digital preservation, fostering accessibility, and ensuring the longevity of multimedia artistic expressions in the digital era
Randolph Artworks Studio
No full textArtworks is a collection of accomplished artists and instructors who concentrate on art appreciation and the process of creation in various art mediums. The Studio offers a variety of classes for all age groups from 3-1/2 years of age to adults and a summer camp for elementary school-age students. Classes are structured to allow for process-oriented self discovery and class sizes are kept small�with an assistant for each instructor�to ensure individual attention.Original file name Randolph Art Works.jp
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Creative use of BIPV materials: barriers and solutions
No full textInventive use of photovoltaic (PV) materials in architecture can be developed through use of PV in artworks. This is particularly important in increasing the uptake of building-integrated building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), by developing novel methods of combining and installing PV materials. Current examples of PV artwork and design are examined, from small to large scale, to assess the current design limitations. The design of two PV artworks is discussed in detail, including an artwork that uses the principle of the luminescent solar concentrator (LSC), to show the way in which design hurdles are discovered and overcome. Challenges range from difficulties in obtaining small quantities of PV materials; the balance between efficiency and artistic effect; through to technical and siting issues that an artist must address when designing a functional PV structure. Methods of overcoming these barriers are explored, including the use of lumogen dyes in encapsulant materials
Artworks as testimony: Reflections from the Indian sub-continent
Get PDFExperiences of intense and emotionally charged events - encompassing emotions of loss, grief, turmoil and anguish - are often imprinted in local artworks (see Figure 1). Selected by curators and historians, these tangible artistic expressions gradually end up in museums and galleries where they are subject to aesthetic appraisals from visitors and passers-by. In this blog post, the authors unsettle this aesthetic stance with the help of lesser discussed artworks from the Indian sub-continent - artworks that were produced in the midst of the Indian political partition, as people were compelled to traverse across border
Artworks (mainly pencil sketches) many of which may be attributed to Constance Armytage or other members of the family
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Item: [1968.0011.00905] "Artworks (mainly pencil sketches) many of which may be attributed to Constance Armytage or other members of the family
Orlan: A Hybrid Body of Artworks
No full textORLAN: A Hybrid Body of Artworks is an in-depth academic account of ORLAN's pioneering art in its entirety. The book covers her career in performance and a range of other art forms. This single accessible overview of ORLAN's practices describes and analyses her various innovative uses of the body as artistic material.
Edited by Simon Donger with Simon Shepherd and ORLAN herself, the collection highlights her artistic impact from the perspectives of both performance and visual cultures.
The book features:
* vintage texts by ORLAN and on ORLAN's work, including manifestos, key writings and critical studies
* ten new contributions, responses and interviews by leading international specialists on performance and visual arts
* over fifty images demonstrating ORLAN's art, with thirty full colour pictures
* a new essay by ORLAN, written specially for this volume
* a new bibliography of writing on ORLAN
* an indexed listing of ORLAN’s artworks and key themes
Can early Christian artworks from India reveal religious syncretism?
No full textNeha highlights how the unique blend of European Christian iconography and Indian artistic traditions creates a rich cultural syncretism. Through her insightful analysis, she reveals how these artworks serve as enduring symbols of cultural integration and artistic expression, offering a deeper understanding of the intertwined evolution of visual art and religion
Planning and Producing Artworks in the Natural Environment
Get PDFThe four Living Symphonies installations that took place over summer 2014 were co-produced by Forestry Commission England and Sound And Music. The knowledge collectively developed over this 18-month process has been turned into a toolkit to assist artists and arts organisations in producing future outdoor works. 'Planning and Producing Artworks In The Natural Environment' details the complete process from early-stage planning through to installation and documentation
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