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Re-Conceptualising Ornamentation Within a Fine Art Painting Practice

Abstract

This thesis project explores the artistic potential for ornamentation by re-conceptualising and re contextualising it through a fine art painting practice. It seeks to place ornamentation as a valid, viable and contemporary subject and critiques the historical debasement of ornamentation within progressive fine art contexts, in particular the developmental history of western aesthetics. A practice-based research approach is taken using the medium of paint.

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Author
  • Sutcliffe, Pearl

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Identifier
hdl:10292/5493
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Sutcliffe, Pearl. Re-Conceptualising Ornamentation Within a Fine Art Painting Practice. 2004.