One Way or Another 2, Group exhibition
Leonard J. Paul
Abstract
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Leonard J. Paul
Abstract
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SMART Consultants invited London based artist – Lesley Logue to curate an exhibition that looked at how artists develop ideas and images. This exhibition examines and shows the work in progress of the selected four artists, exposing and opening a dialogue about possible outcomes of what art is, what art can be and when the work should be shown, emphasizing that the works on display could develop one way or another. All four artists are in the process of completing or have completed their Post Doctorate and it is through this process of research and visual development that we see them come together to exhibit works that act as a catalyst for this research period. To the artists the journey of thinking and making often serves to bring the idea on to the next stage leading to a stabilization or final outcome. The stages in between are rarely presented as artworks in themselves because the idea shifts or the idea is completely abandoned.
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SMART Consultants invited London based artist – Lesley Logue to curate an exhibition that looked at how artists develop ideas and images. This exhibition examines and shows the work in progress of the selected four artists, exposing and opening a dialogue about possible outcomes of what art is, what art can be and when the work should be shown, emphasizing that the works on display could develop one way or another. All four artists are in the process of completing or have completed their Post Doctorate and it is through this process of research and visual development that we see them come together to exhibit works that act as a catalyst for this research period. To the artists the journey of thinking and making often serves to bring the idea on to the next stage leading to a stabilization or final outcome. The stages in between are rarely presented as artworks in themselves because the idea shifts or the idea is completely abandoned.
Key concepts: Exhibition, Visual arts, Process (computing), Work (physics), Outcome (game theory), Period (music), Art, Aesthetics