Professional, Collaborative Practice - overview

Professional, Collaborative Practice

 

Affect/possibility, Ken Blanchard, Author, TED Talk, 2012, 

benefits of collaborative practice  

Project 1: Ipswich Museum – Transformers: Geology

Project 2: Suffolk One Exhibition of work Level 5: Children of the World

Project 3: 10/10 PJCT: Mindscapes: Beyond Association and Memory  

Project 4: Essex University Bioscience Department: Coral

Project 5: UCS English Department: Poetry 

Art work:

Drawings – structures of Icelandic Spar – Indian ink, paper, drafting film

Drawings – colours and rock strata – acrylic ink, acetate  

Drawings – new perspectives, map complex environments – reveal hidden interior spaces 
 
Monochrome screen prints -   acetate, ink, etching needle

Paintings– microscopic paintings – acetate, glass, acrylic ink, etching needle

Paintings/drawings - micro and macro perspectives (microscope and A0) – acrylic and Indian ink, acrylic paint, acetate, photography

Painting – visual response to poetry – acetate, ink, photography


Involvement:

Workshops - team building, object handling, conservation

Organised visits


Interviews - chief conservationist and volunteers

Speaker at presentation evening

3 exhibitions

Selection panel member

Edited text for publication

Transported work as part of a team

Contribution to website

Contribution to book

Liaison and meetings with Head of Department and Student

 

 

 Time Travel, 2015