First sound drawing...

Isle of Portland Panorama

Edward Burtynsky Exhibition Sept/October 2016

Edward Burtynsky

Salt Pans | Essential Elements

16 September – 29 October 2016

http://www.flowersgallery.com/exhibitions/view/edward-burtynsky-essential-elements 

Pivot Irrigation / Suburb

Edward Burtynsky

Salt Pans #25, Little Rann of Kutch, Gujarat, India

Edward Burtynsky

Rock of Ages #4, Abandoned section, Adam-Pirie Quarry, Barre, Vermont

Edward Burtynsky 

 

Dorset

 

The Line

                 

Composition 1960 #10 was one of a series of short succinct scores that Young produced in the early 1960s, several of which he published in An Anthology. Composition 1960 #10 follows Composition 1960 #9 (1960), which was a short straight line, printed on an index card. For Young, the form of the line served as the minimal unit of action, or an event, what he termed the “singular event.” The event for Young was the conceptual apparatus through which he structured activities over time and in space. The singular form of the line as event in turn expands into complex possibilities for experience, in each drawing, each following. Serving as a formal counterpart to Morris’s and De Maria’s own linear inscriptions (down the beach or along a pathway), Young’s line linked temporal process to spatial context: draw a straight line and follow it. His line is a model for a diversity of experience in a duration of time within a delineated place determined by material form —an appropriate, if minimal, example of practice inscribed in a site.

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Toward Site
Jane McFadden

London Summer Intensive: Open Studios

Love this piece-  Floor-based, pigments stencilled and manipulated.  Using geometry but stripping it of it's structure.

Josh Bilton: Urban Geology Walk

Came across this project in researching the Isle of Portland and Katrina Palmer for my research paper.Highly influential physical material - Portland Stone. Idea that the landscape that be transported via it's physical material to a new place. Photographic in this sense.

Photographs from walk with Josh Bilton and geologist Ruth Sidall, in Hackney.