EAUTIFUL EVIDENCE B

matthew mccutcheon

matthew mccutcheon

stephen holdaway

hannah fitzgerald-kearns

brenda lee

ben cotton

ben cotton

katie long

kathryn glasgow

simon cooper

dylan firn

jess morris

sarah kong

luke smith

emma zivkovic

atsushi yamada

matt mccallam

brodie campbell

brodie campbell

zachary rutten

lana raharhui

amanda dorrell

olivia penn

charmaine williams

FEEL HEAR SMELL EAT ME

KEEP ME

FEEL HEAR SMELL EAT ME

KEEP ME

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw4_B1LiD6I

Hegemony of Vision

Hegemony of Vision

Hegemony of Vision

Plato regarded vision as humanity’s greatest gift and Artistotle considered sight as the most noble of the senses

“because it approximates the intellect most closely by virtue of the relative immateriality of its knowing.”

Knowledge was analogous to ‘clear’ vision Light was the metaphor for truth

Hegemony of Vision

The dominance of the eye and the suppression of the other senses tends to push us into detachment, isolation and exteriority.

Archaeology of the Mind Herzog & de Meuron

Herzog & de Meuron: Archaeology of the Mind presented an exhaustive display of materials from the architects’ archive and from

related collections. Referencing a natural history, the exhibition includes study models, books, photographs, toys, fossils, Chinese

scholars’ rocks, and significant works of contemporary art, all of which have informed the thinking of the Swiss firm Herzog & de

Meuron

"Our models and experiments with materials are not works of art but rather a

kind of accumulated waste." – Jacques Herzog

like every finding and every experiment or test or model, an archive has its sights set

firmly on the future.

NoKA RICHART

http://www.marcolini.be/#/en RICHART

plantic

skinbags

skinbags

THE EYES OF THE SKIN

jamie mayne

wear to go ...

jamie mayne

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyikR6Eqybw&feature=related

dance rail eric toering

design+sound

sound proofing materials …..

what is this sound …..

kengo kuma,architect concrete+fibre- luccon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40XlyXjwVMQ&feature=player_embedded

THE EYES OF THE SKIN

SEE ME FEEL ME HEAR ME SMELL ME TASTE ME

Rembrandt The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp.

1632

archeology as

archive of the senses

metaphorically speaking

a box of skins a box of chocolates.. ..

sound skin – all parts of the body... hear by vibration? touch skin – all bodies parts taste skin smell skin

minimum of 3 sensory samples per aspect - aspect being the conceptual element from your activities now existing in the abstract.. in ‘beautiful sensory evidence and experience” as well as written research – creatively presented 300 words per element.

S extension B grades today.

next week

extension M phenomenology and other notions of experience and memory.

remember friday’s reading