The Journal of Visual Culture has recently published an article written by Sara Schneckloth entitled “Marking Time, Figuring Space: Gesture and the Embodied Moment”. Sara works in a variety of media as a way to explore the potential of contemporary drawing practice. She is an Assistant Professor of Drawing at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, USA.
On 06.22.10, In Reviews, by Dr Eugenia Fratzeskou
Dr Eugenia Fratzeskou recent article entitled ‘Platonic Chora & Digital Matrix’, where Chora is discussed in relation to cosmology, mathematics, space, shape, asymmetry, motion and change. You can download this article here.
A new article by Dr. Eugenia Fratzeskou entitled: ART AND ARCHITECTURE: INVESTEGATION AT THE BOUNDARIES OF SPACE is now available in Digimag, Issue 52, March edition 2010.
The image called ‘Sky Ear’ (2004) is by architect Usman Hague and shows his installation of the visualization of dynamic evolving space through displaying the electromagnetic fields of a city.
Dr Eugenia Fratzeskou new book outlines new developments and pioneering methodologies enabling new spatial research strategies for the advancing site-specific and digital art. The book entitled “Visualising Boolean Set Operations:Real and Virtual Boundaries in Contemporary Site-specific Art” is available through Amazon.
New monograph by Dr Eugenia Fratzeskou entitled “New Types of Drawing in Fine Art: The Role of Fluidity in the Creation Process” is now available through Amazon. This presents a study focusing on new types of drawing in fine art, as investigated in relation to their interdisciplinary context.
New monograph by Dr Eugenia Fratzeskou entitled ‘Operative Intersections: Between Site-Specific Drawing and Spatial Digital Diagramming’ is available now through Amazon
The DRN Conference took place on 8th October 2009 at the Cochrane Theatre in London. The key presenters were Joel Fisher, Ana Leonor Rodrigues and Eduardo Corte-Real. You can review thier papers here by clicking on the links below.
On 01.08.10, In DRN Conference 2009, DRN Network News, Events and Exhibitions, Groups, Reviews, by Peter Simcoe
The Drawing Research Network has a brand new website with many new and useful tools for keeping connected with members. In this first article we take a look at some of the interesting features on offer and how you can use them.
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