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Rebecca F. Hardy left a comment for 'Boundary Rambler'
Thanks/Diolch, I was brought up in Bangor, my mam is originally from Bethesda a small slate quarry village.
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Hi John, My concept of it is as a constant activity of networks, a constellation of social, local and temporary encounters. This approach can be described as intra-audience encounters and situates work on the premise of networking activities, a…
Boundary Rambler left a comment for 'Rebecca F. Hardy'
Hi Rebecca, your practice interests me a lot and you're from North Wales. Where about?
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John Rouse left a comment for 'Boundary Rambler'
How do you think anthropology and cultural geography can function as artistic performance? To a certain degree, it is what we are trying to do with this site.
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Iechyd da!
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- My Role
- Artist
- My Discipline(s)
- Theater, Visual Arts, Film & Video, Culinary Arts
- About Me And My Work
- I am interested in the concept of the artist as researcher, someone who utilises fieldwork techniques familiar to visual anthropology, sociology and geographical studies.
- Art Forms And Cultures I Would Like To Engage With
- Open to discussion of how anthropology and cultural geography can function as artistic performance, with the result that richer vocabularies for artistic expression and scientific fieldwork become possible.
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- At 6:38am on February 17, 2010,
Rebecca F. Hardy said…
- Thanks/Diolch, I was brought up in Bangor, my mam is originally from Bethesda a small slate quarry village.
- At 12:49pm on February 12, 2010,
Boundary Rambler said…
- Hi John, My concept of it is as a constant activity of networks, a constellation of social, local and temporary encounters. This approach can be described as intra-audience encounters and situates work on the premise of networking activities, a sense of process over final object and the creation of a common space of exchange rather than a private one. It is a situation in which is concerned with negotiation, co-ordination, research, interviewing and organisation.
- At 8:35pm on January 25, 2010,
John Rouse said…
- How do you think anthropology and cultural geography can function as artistic performance? To a certain degree, it is what we are trying to do with this site.
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