BVA313 Art Theory 30/04/2019 Research methodologies

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BVA313 Art Theory 30/04/2019



  • Research methodologies
  • Practice Based Research
  • Activity - library website
  • Production
  • reception
  • Authorship
  • Technology
  • Anthropomorphism
  • Assemblage


Find an artist whole work is relevant to your chosen keyword/theme/issue and write a few sentences about them

- APA reference all of your findings and includes on your blog

use SIT website  Library journals

Active Documentation

WHAT
A Studio practice research method which documents the work done

Utilizes blogs, containing visual and written material

Documents the interrogation of ideas and reflection in/on practice

HOW

see blackboard for PowerPoint

create a regular work flow and way of working

WHY

the phases of your work are made visible through this reflective practice and are observable and distinctive before they are obscured by subsequent phases of work.

Capture accidental progress or problematic

Activity  - screenshot of favourite blog - used Raw Exhibition.
This showed the process of my work and what I need to consider going forward to the next exhibition.

KEYWORDS -
Assemblage

use YouTube to search key words - videos

APA
(Barton, 2018)

Bibliography

Barton, J. (2018). Mysterious Anthropomorphic Illustrations of Dogs, Foxes and Deer. Retrieved April 30, 2019, from Dapper Mouth: http://dappermouth.storenvy.com/


 Shelton, J. c. (n.d.). Anthropology, Art and Aesthetics.


ART JOURNAL

Use wiki to search Art Magazines - Juxtapoz magazine https://www.juxtapoz.com/

Shannon Te Ao 
Wikipedia search 

http://dowse.org.nz/exhibitions/detail/shannon-te-ao-my-life-as-a-tunnel

Ebooks - Collage/assemblage

Banash, David. Collage Culture : Readymades, Meaning, and the Age of Consumption, BRILL, 2013. ProQuest Ebook Central, https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/sitlibrary-ebooks/detail.action?docID=1402859.


























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