Life Drawing Sessions, Functions; "Hen's night" etcetera. in Hobart, Tasmania | Arts and entertainment
Life Drawing Sessions, Functions; "Hen's night" etcetera.
Locality: Hobart, Tasmania
Phone: +61 411 514 260
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25.01.2022 Lyotard on Interpeting Newman: "There is something holy about line in itself" http://books.google.com.au/books
23.01.2022 Interesting passage : <<"l' mezzo interposto">>; translated faithfully(?) from Da Vinci's notebook.
23.01.2022 http://www.iflscience.com//mri-scans-produce-are-completel
23.01.2022 "Hen's night" life drawing.
22.01.2022 Static and dynamic page. How many more treats does Klee have in his notebook? now online http://www.kleegestaltungslehre.zpk.org//BG/2012/02/20/001/
22.01.2022 http://www.theguardian.com//drawing-needs-to-be-curriculum
21.01.2022 I will never feel the cold listening to John Elliott here. John’s appearance was a patina too and behind him is a drawing first and foremost whatever the medium. My teacher for a few rare years before he quit QCA. Great soul ignored in a stupid art world
20.01.2022 Drawing as a cognitive skill with empathy. The Australian ; today.
19.01.2022 lol...community standards...artistic nudity not allowed
18.01.2022 Drawing by Dominic Ingres. David Walsh's #MONA in "Hound in the Hunt" intends to speculate that some artists used optical devices to assist in drafting a composition. There may well be instances of artists in the time of Vermeer and Ingres using such optical devices however what MONA and its organs for this exhibition have not demonstrated and can not envisage, (they quite arrogantly think they've found the right people to do it---they haven't got a clue) is what it takes to... draw with-out optical devices. It's possible optical devices would provide some surety where things 'are' and take some of the strain out of composing a complex composition but what it takes to 'See', to do it with 'life', no exo-skeletal device alone can bring you close to achieving the brilliance of interpretation in an Ingres drawing. It requires skill honed out of years of direct observation of all the formal qualities and quantities percieved and/or experienced. And it will take you in many directions in your personal 'cogntive breathing' with 'things' in the world. Optical devices akin to mere copying with-out understanding 'the relationships' that constitute a given visual percept will only stunt your rendering. That severely stunted insight is very clearly on display at MONA's "Hound In the Hunt". [What Walsh wants to glean from this exhibition may become apparent in the next show the "Orgin of Art".] Drawing like an Ingres is not for everyone but the empathy developed in patient observation and interpretation in general is a great tool for any aesthete and no optical device is necessary.
17.01.2022 "Medicine and the arts Using visual art to develop observation skills and empathy in medical and dental students" ; by Heather Gaunt
14.01.2022 http://theartnewspaper.com//Royal-Drawing-School-rec/36287
12.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s13GwrleTSk
11.01.2022 http://m.spiegel.de/international/a-1048669.html
07.01.2022 Thomas Bock, ‘convict artist’ Tasmania Australia What I find to be unique about Thomas is that, as a convict his access to the human figure for his modeling purposes would have been very limited to the point he relied on studying human form with his wife as model. What’s special about that reliance (in my experience) is he develops a very personal knowledge of a specific figure, an event we rarely get to witness in the early modern era: circa 1800s. Stiff drafhtmanship bec...omes delicately sensible to the particular Some of these drawings would be exquisite in any collection and last but not least, a must see also for their portrayal of ‘Tasmanian’ Aboriginal people. Thanks to @Ikon gallery Birmingham UK and TMAG.
05.01.2022 Pleasure to the eye: Mid-tone paper pushed and pulled by darks and lights. 'Broad' forms or shapes first, line define secondarily but can be arbitrary. Art of seeing whole is art of "master draughtperson".
03.01.2022 A priceless foundation for any design is 'solid' drawing skills / refined 'cognitive breathing' https://twitter.com/ft/status/886914393535074309
02.01.2022 http://italianrenaissanceresources.com//the-eye-like-a-go/
01.01.2022 This article focuses mostly on a utility value rather than a aesthetic (sensethetic) value of beauty and truth....I'm not so sure the debate is over or the issue of beauty or some truth fully explicated here http://m.fastcompany.com//the-golden-ratio-designs-biggest
01.01.2022 https://syndicatetheology.com//to-see-with-nicholas-of-cu/
01.01.2022 http://supercommunity.e-flux.com/topics/cosmos/
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