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Into The Light (2)348 views
2010_04_20_DaysInALife.mp3
Days in a life342 viewsChaotic audience participation based on a poem, with musical response from me on Sax and Simon Tarassenko on electric bass.
2010_04_20_LudusAtonalis.mp3
Ludus Atonalis339 viewsAudience improvises sounds according to simple instructions, with musical response from me on Sax and Simon Tarassenko on electric bass
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Rock Painting322 viewsPastel on Paper, A2 size. I like the ambiguous depth - is the figure drawing on a rock face, or standing hundreds of yards from a cliff face photographing it?
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In the Sacred Grove320 viewsPastel on paper
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Dolly315 viewsPastel on Paper
Live_Art_or_Group_Therapy.pdf
Ritual: Live Art or Group Therapy?315 viewsThe title of this essay is a response to an article in the Artist's Newsletter entitled "Community Arts: Art or Therapy?".
However, the content explores whether or not sacred ceremony can be considered as a genre within visual art, and concludes that, with some important provisos, received wisdom distinguishing between the two types of activity is outdated and ill-informed.
Ritual_and_Empowerment.pdf
Ritual and Empowerment312 viewsSacred ceremonies are often perceived as imposing and maintaining a belief system, and as being a mechanism for controlling an obedient congregation.
It doesn't have to be this way. There is nothing so sacred as an individual's relationship to their divinity and their community, and nothing so precious as a sense of meaning and compassion.
Sacred ceremonies can, and maybe should, be constructed to celebrate these things. This essay explores how.
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Dea Rotam Anni303 viewsThe rebirth of the New Year's sun. Acrylic, Canvas, twigs, fire rope, paraffin, flammable varnish.
Ritual_and_The_Turner_Prize.PDF
Ritual and the Turner Prize297 viewsAn edited version of this essay was published in the Artists' Newsletter January 2010 edition under the title "Democracy: The new way forward", and is still available on their website.
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Beech Tree (Wytham Woods)287 viewsPastel on Paper
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Blind Dragon's Head283 viewsAcrylic paint, PVA, ModRoc, Twigs
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