Monday, May 5, 2008
who will
create
Shrigley, David
Collaborative Bollocks are posers.


This drawing Claire starts the top , the techenique of folding and then continuing with the next artist. It makes me .

make me laugh.
What is collaborative bollocks?
What is our philiosophy?
philosophy is our philosophy.
Do we need a philosophy?
What is our philosophy?
I don’t know.
Thanks Karl.
No problem.
our work fluidity. medium is broad, performance, painting , music, philosophy. Fish. eggs.
Paint on the grey floor with yellow paint. Lo Claire.
Nothing. Take away the nothing. a big nothing we carry around. Zero. hide nothing on a cabinet. 70- nothing is like 7.
(mostly from messenger conversations)
jim lambie .. there was a time in oxford during the
cut hair with blunt scissors
gaymes
eat chips in the hail.
sculpture make with the chips in a flower pot on a ledge by some washing.
frames in art foundation. we carry them and them is us.
drawings in a restaurant
talk about the plug... take a photo of the plug i pulled from a wall.
eat cereal and tea off the surfaces. link to facebook drawing by Raab.
more coherance?
Publication
Modern Painters . starts in.. looking in april 2008 edition..
the start. Peter Fuller in 1987.. John Ruskin’s book Modern Painters...
look at page 24 of the one that april i bought in the tate britain.
Recently I’ve been reading it.. introduced by dave hyde one of the tutors on my foundation course, enjoyed flicking through the several issues in the college library with friends on a few occasions. Broad nature of the publication.. it’s in a language I can understand.
Adverts I really like.. I almost booked a ticket to Berlin due to one of them.
Makes me go to shows. Influential to me.
The Matthew collings .. style diary part i like.. kind of reminds me of how i would like to be able to write. . not sure if i’m a fan but enjoy reading it.. some of the points i become quite engaged in and sometimes frustrated with .
Format. Moving changing nature. Set myself the difficult task
Peter Doig
aaargh I don’t like it very much the reasons perhaps the bigger paintings make me angry and i can’t feel much from it. The little ones rock my boat a bit better. I think i almost got an explanation out of myself. I think it's because the little ones have all the freshness of the idea in it. The larger ones are just an assemblage to make a pretty postcard for ARt and money. I know that is what has to be done and i appreciate it. It just makes me not like the pictures.
I don’t like writing about things because it makes me feel uncomfortable reading it back to myself.