Joe Graham is pleased to announce the culmination of his 3-month drawing research residency, “Thinking Through Outline“, at the Centre for Recent Drawing in London. The presentation of his findings will be on display at the gallery.
You are invited to register for this event. It will discuss the emerging thinking on drawing as a visual and methodological strategy in a university’s activities through presentations, round table sessions and experimental project exhibitions.
On 30.04.13, In Drawing Articles, by Gerrit Verstraete
Gerrit Verstraete’s current Doctoral research uses the metaphor of “drawing upon” as a methodology of inquiry. Gerrit is a professional artist (classical drawing, silverpoint). Here he explores the experience of the writer and artist by positing that the activities of creating art are one and the same as a personal expression of spiritual experience.
Paul Topolos has had a varied and fascinating career in film, and started his artistic life studying fine arts at Leeds in the UK. He returned to the USA and worked as a storyboard artist and designer on several Star Wars movies, before moving on to Pixar.
London College of Fashion and the National Gallery present a joint symposium at LCF – Flight: Drawing Interpretations. Drawing, as a means of investigating, thinking and articulating ideas has played a pivotal role in the research process. This symposium will investigate the way in which the methodology of drawing informs art, design, performance as well as the curatorial practice.
Drawing the line is the latest exhibition from Mark Lewis and features some of his work from his train journeys from London to Birmingham. The exhibition starts today at The School of Jewellery in Birmingham and runs for 2 weeks.
On 18.03.13, In Drawing Articles, by vangorder
Latest projects and ideas from Edwin Van Gorder including images. These projects include Misenpage Labyrinth Strings as Drawing Time Zones, Drawing as the Doors and Windows of the Subconscious and Topograph.
Rhythm / Presence is an exhibition curated by Paul Cureton, Craig Staff and Robert Clark which aims to extend the rationale of the multiple uses and applications of drawing across professions as a tool of communication. The exhibition shows work by civil engineers from Cross Rail to the Olympic Park, to the dance work of choreographers.
This exhibition by Leo Duff shows work from projects about heritage, history and investigation of place and object which have developed from interpretations of the built environment. The exhibition will be shown at the Platform Gallery in the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture, Kingston University in England
On 24.01.13, In Call for Submissions, DRN Conference 2013, DRN Regions, Events and Exhibitions, The Americas, by Peter Simcoe
The Drawing Research Network Conference and symposium will run together from the 24th till the 26th of October, 2013: held at Teachers College Columbia University and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the city of New York, USA
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