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Description: | Artist statement :
Conviviality
Over the past year my studio work has been searching for a community within the art world of Aberdeen. In the city and the art school in particular, it seems to be very much underground. I soon realised this may be because there is no one space for artists and the public alike to create a commuity. There are lots of different places scattered around the city but no 'hub'. My work has developed through trying to make my fellow art students 'make something happen' that wuold build on the visual art culture in our immediate environment. I could not force people to do anything so I then went on to create a series of spaces, utopias, where these progressions may be able to happen. In doing so I have created spaces which may be intended to be inhabited or not, and thus challenging the behaviour of its participators.
Conceptual work featuring large rectangular cushions in a variety of sizes. Coloured red, yellow, blue and green. RGU purchase prize.
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cushions | Publisher: | MLA:ABDRG | Rights holder: | MLA:ABDRG | Subjects: | Fine art: Sculpture 1901-present | Temporal: | 2006 | Source: | Robert Gordon University | Creator: | Moir, Emily | Identifier: | ABDRG2006.1 | Language: | en-GB |
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