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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"studio research"”.
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Exact fantasies : practice-led research into the materialisation of fetish power in contemporary art
This thesis is comprised of two parts: a Studio Research component with an accompanying Exegesis (66%), and a Dissertation (33%). The Dissertation presents the theoretical component of the research topic - Exact Fantasies: Practice-led research into the materialisation of fetish power in …
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Exact fantasies : practice-led research into the materialisation of fetish power in contemporary art
This thesis is comprised of two parts: a Studio Research component with an accompanying Exegesis (66%), and a Dissertation (33%). The Dissertation presents the theoretical component of the research topic - Exact Fantasies: Practice-led research into the materialisation of fetish power in …
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Mnemonic textiles: Sustaining life-long attachment
… upon object longevity is the focus of this research. The relationship between an owner and a mnemonically encoded object relates to self, family and cultural identity. These connections can result in the object’s preservation and care beyond that typically given to more neutral possessions. …
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Oblique Strategies: Queer Opacity in Figurative Painting
… as a queer strategy in figurative painting. The studio research consists of a body of paintings in which discernible pictorial and conceptual veils hide queer desire in plain view. It is underpinned by critical theory that proposes opacity as an alternative to absolute visibility. Cultural …
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Oblique Strategies: Queer Opacity in Figurative Painting
… as a queer strategy in figurative painting. The studio research consists of a body of paintings in which discernible pictorial and conceptual veils hide queer desire in plain view. It is underpinned by critical theory that proposes opacity as an alternative to absolute visibility. Cultural …
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Disruptive Body
… experiences with an eating disorder and my studio research. In my paper, I aim to engage a conversation about the dangers of normalizing body management by creating an immersive, confrontational environment for the viewer. I highlight a reflection as the root of my process, as I began …
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Practice-led research into ways the museum is explored as a house of wonder in contemporary sculpture
… to engage and inspire some artists, and this research uncovers reasons for this. This research investigates the ways in which contemporary sculpture can employ museum aesthetics to draw attention to flexible and uncertain meaning regarding ecological issues. It is undertaken in two parts. The …
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Contemplation and Immersion: Exploring the Five Elements and Australian Landscape
This practice-led research project investigates how Tibetan Buddhist concepts of the Five Elements - Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space - as the substance of all things and processes, can be integrated into a contemporary painting practice. I develop my studio practice as an effective and original …
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Contemplation and Immersion: Exploring the Five Elements and Australian Landscape
This practice-led research project investigates how Tibetan Buddhist concepts of the Five Elements - Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Space - as the substance of all things and processes, can be integrated into a contemporary painting practice. I develop my studio practice as an effective and original …
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Come to Your Senses, Remember Belongings: A Pedagogy of Making, Memory and the Haptics of Home
… memory and sensory knowing in this art practice research. Beginning with evocative objects a wardrobe, a pair of shoes, a dress this dissertation traces a circuitous material journey to a sensual biography of place. It culminates in two exhibitions, Her Place and What was Learned There, and Her …
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What is seen: Challenging the five-sense hierarchy through performance and textile art
… western thought and culture. This practice-based research project takes the critique as a point of departure to explore the impact of traditional western conceptualisations of the senses on the production and reception of visual art practices. It asks: how is the western model of the senses, …
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The Painted Double: Figuration, Language, and the Limits of Representation
This practice-led research project traces understandings of doubling and legibility within historic and contemporary examples of figurative painting. Despite painting's capacity to present images before our eyes, it has always been haunted by a certain kind of absence. The painted image, in its …
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Painting Invasion and Colonisation: Provisional Evocations of the Past
This studio-based research explores how painting can act as a vehicle for my reflections on the invasion and colonisation of Tasmania. The project brings together three fields of inquiry: the history of invasion and colonisation in Tasmania, contemporary politics, and the history and contemporary …
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The Painted Double: Figuration, Language, and the Limits of Representation
This practice-led research project traces understandings of doubling and legibility within historic and contemporary examples of figurative painting. Despite painting's capacity to present images before our eyes, it has always been haunted by a certain kind of absence. The painted image, in its …
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Painting Invasion and Colonisation: Provisional Evocations of the Past
This studio-based research explores how painting can act as a vehicle for my reflections on the invasion and colonisation of Tasmania. The project brings together three fields of inquiry: the history of invasion and colonisation in Tasmania, contemporary politics, and the history and contemporary …
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Re-locating ceramics: art, craft, design? A practice-based, critical exploration of ceramics which re-locates the discipline in the context of consumption, the home and the everyday
… explored within its writing or practices. This research proposes a critical and theoretical framework for ceramics which relocates it in the contemporary context of consumption, in the home and the everyday (Attfield, 2000). This work draws on recent studies of material culture and consumption …