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DR ANNEMARIE MURLAND THE ARTIST AS RESEARCHER

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DR ANNEMARIE MURLANDTHE ARTIST AS RESEARCHER

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CONTEMPORARY PA INT ING IN PRACTICE :USES ITS MATERIAL LANGUAGE AS A RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TO

EXAMINE AND EXPLORE THE ART IST AS RESEARCHER’S TAC IT EXPER IENCES AND IDEAS THROUGH A CREAT IVE , INTERDISC IPL INARY, ACT IVE AND

COLLABORAT IVE LENS.W RA P P E D U P A N D N O W H E R E T O G O , I N T E R D I S C I P L I N A RY PA I N T I N G , G RA P H I T E , I N K A N D O I L

O N PA P E R O N BO A R D , 2 0 1 4 .

Annemarie Murland: Materials Matter: Wrapped ll, Interdisciplinary Painting, Drawing and Printmaking, on Arches Paper,120x80cm, 2014.

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Project Title: AM 73

Question: Why did you make that and cal l i t a painting?

Subject Matter: Painting in the expanded field. Genre: ‘Condit ional Abstract ion’. Context: Materia l Contrasts.  Concept : Faktura  Methodology: Experimental: Think-Make-Reflect. Media: Interdiscipl inary.  Medium/Materials: A combination of alternative and tradit ional surfaces

and strainers: Cast/Woven/Knitted/Khozo Paper/ Polythene. Including tradit ional and non-tradit ional materials and technologies.

Visual Concepts: Texture – Light – Size - Scale – Temperature – Perspective – Space – Colour- Form.

Outcome: Indeterminate abstract paintings.

QUEST IONW H Y D I D YO U M AK E T H AT A N D C A L L I T A PA I N T I N G?

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O N C E W E W E R E F I SH E R M E N I , O I L O N C A N VAS O N BOA R D , 6 0 X 6 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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Lea rns by do ing .

I s sk i l l ed i n synthes i s i ng d i spara te sources o f i n fo rmat i on .

Respec ts t rad i t i ona l and h i s to r i ca l s t ruc tu res .

Ar t i cu la tes c rea t i ve p rac t i ce th rough engag ing w i th mate r i a l cu l tu re .

Unders tands the ro l e o f c rea t i ve p rac t i ce as a cu l tu ra l f o rce .

Has mu l t i p l e pe rspec t ives : I n terd i sc ip l i nary , I n t rad i sc ip l i nary , Transd i sc ip l i na ry.

Expects c r i t i ca l f eedback .

I s soc ia l l y engaged and l i ves i n a netw ork cu l tu re .

Expects access to qu i ck and fas t know ledge – techno logy makes shar ing eas ie r.

Expects to l earn on l i ne .

Shares and rece i ves know ledge [soc ia l scho la rsh ip ] th rough new med ia i n te r faces .

I s the aud ience - the au tho r - the a r t i s t - the cura to r – the c rea to r and consumer.

THE CONTEMPORARY ARTIST AS RESEARCHER

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O N C E W E W E R E F I SH E R M E N I I , O I L O N C A N VAS O N BOA R D , 6 0 X 6 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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Educat iona l Techno logy too ls , Web 2 .0 techno log ies and changing methods o f de l ivery and inst ruc t ion engage the s tudent in co l l abora t ive and ac t ive learn ing processes . The fl ipped s tud io means par t i c ipat ion through inte rac t ive l earn ing s t rategies i n and out o f s tud io to improve the deve lopment o f d ia logue and d i scourse . The s tudent ’s v i sua l vo ice and sense o f se l f in prac t i ce i s thus enhanced as i s the learn ing env i ronment .

Best teach ing prac t i ce concent rates on new ways o f see ing and do ing through a process o f p rac t i ce that enhances deeper learn ing through ac t ive par t i c ipat ion , co l laborat ion and engagement w i th in a s tud io set t ing .

Be ing a par t i c ipant and learner in a b lended learn ing env i ronment[ face to face] sess ions mean more h igher order conceptua l and c r i t i ca l th ink ing takes p lace wh ich i nfluences the c reat ion o f h igh ly deve loped and thought through work. Th is type o f learn ing env i ronment inc reases ac t iv i ty th rough par t i c ipat i on and d ia logue d i scourse emerges that u l t imate ly prov ides oppor tun i t i es for d i scovery and [new] knowledge product ion through the prac t i ce o f mak ing .

Learn ing in a fl ipped s tud io requi res engaging in se l f de termined l earn ing o f course content be fore s tudio sess ions , mean ing that she /he i s p repared and ready to engage in s tud io prac t i ce ac t i v i t ies . U l t imate ly everybody, fac i l i ta tor i nc luded i s more organ ised and engaged, thus more th ink ing and do ing takes p lace .

Best teach ing prac t i ce ac t iv i t ies make best use o f s tudents ab i l i t i e s and t ime and are reflect ive o f the chang ing re lat ionsh ips i n knowledge product i on and recept ion o f c reat i ve prac t i ce as a learn ing/knowledge bui ld ing too l that c reates mean ing w i th in and beyond the academy.

INNOVATION IN BEST TEACHING PRACTICE IN THE FLIPPED STUDIO

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O N C E W E W E R E F I SH E R M E N I I I , O I L O N C A N VA S O N BOA R D , 6 0 X 6 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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O N C E W E W E R E F I SH E R M E N I V , O I L O N C A N VA S O N BOA R D , 6 0 X 6 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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O N C E W E W E R E F I SH E R M E N V , O I L O N C A N VA S O N BOA R D , 6 0 X 6 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

Annemarie Murland: Crossing Borders, Oil on Canvas on Board, 60x60cm, 2014.

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DRAWING INTO PA INT INGR O O T E D E L SE W H E R E , GRA P H I T E , C H ARC OA L , I N K , G E S S O A N D O I L PA I N T O N

K H O Z O PA P E R , 1 8 0 X 1 5 7 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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INTERDISC IPL INARY PA INT INGW RA P P E D U P A N D N O W H E R E T O GO , C H A RC OA L AN D O I L PA I N T O N PA P E R O N

BOAR D , 1 2 0 X 8 0 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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INTERDISC IPL INARY PA INT INGR O O T E D E L SE W H E R E , GRA P H I T E , C H ARC OA L , G E S S O A N D O I L PA IN T O N K H O Z O

PAP E R , 1 8 0 X 1 5 5 C M , 2 0 1 4 .

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B O D H RA N B E AT S O F WAV E G E N T LY L A P A G A I N S T H E R S K I N , W H E R E D O C K I N G LO V E L E AV E S H E R B A R E A N D O P E N L I K E T H E M I N C H T H AT S E PA RAT E S H E R F R O M H E R A I N .

S W O L L E NS H E R I S E S T O D I V E B E N E AT H WAT E R S D A R K T H AT P E N E T RAT E P I L LO W S O F P L E A S U R E .

B O T T O M L E S S A N D WAT E R LO G G E D S H E WAV E R S F O R H E R C E N T R E , T H E S E A .[ A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D : T H E S E L K I E P O E M , E X E R T ]

T H E S E L K I E , M I X E D M E D I A O N A RC H E S PA P E R , 1 2 0 X 8 0 C M , 2 0 1 2 .

Annemarie Murland: The Selkie, Drawing into Painting, Mixed Media on Paper on Board,110x100cm, 2010.

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T H E S K Y WA S S I T T I N G O N T O P O F H E R H E A D ; I T WA S V E R Y LO W A N D G R E Y T H AT D A Y. S H E R E C A L L S I T A S I F Y E S T E R D A Y; F O R T I M E I N M E M O R Y I S I R R E L E VA N T.

A L I F E E X H A U S T E D BY G O O D - BY E S . A L I N G E R I N G M E M O R Y; A S E N S AT I O N , N E V E R F O R G O T, N E V E R P E R M A N E N T, A LWA Y S B I D I N G T I M E .

A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D , 1 9 9 1

G A L W A Y S H A W L , O I L O N B E L G I A N L I N E N , 1 4 0 X 1 1 0 C M , 2 0 0 9 . A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D : A F T E R B E F O R E W H I T E R A B B I T S … , [ 2 0 0 9 ] , 6 .

Annemarie Murland: Galway Shawl, Oil on Linen, 140x110x15cm, 2009.

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W E A V I N G T H R O U G H K N I T T E D Y A R N S T H A T H O L D T I G H T S T O R I E SP R E C I O U S M O T H E R ’ S G I F T U N F O L D S I N B R O K E N T H R E A D S

S T I T C H I N G T I M E B A C K , W H E N L I F E W A S A L L B U T AF R A G M E N T O F T H E FA T H E R ’ S E Y E

S H E M O V E S T H R O U G H S P A C E S D A R K T O F I N D R E S TS H E S I G H S A T L A S T ,

I A M H O M E .W E A V I N G P A I N T : O I L O N B E L G I A N L I N E N , 1 4 0 X 1 2 0 C M , 2 0 0 9 . A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D , 2 0 0 9 .

Annemarie Murland: Gallowgate, Glasgow, Oil on Belgian Linen, 90x70cm, 2010.

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ANNEMARIE MURL ANDC O LO U R A S F O R M , L A N D S C A P E , O I L O N L IN E N O N BOAR D , 7 9 X 5 3 C M 2 0 1 3 .

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ANNEMARIE MURL ANDC O LO U R A S F O R M , L A N D S C A P E , O I L O N L IN E N O N BOAR D , 7 9 X 5 3 C M 2 0 1 3 .

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ANNEMARIE MURL ANDC O LO U R A S F O R M , N E D K E L LY W H E R E A R E YO U ,

O I L O N C A N VA S O N BOA R D , 7 9 X 5 3 C M , 2 0 1 3 .

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ANNEMARIE MURL ANDC O LO U R AS F O R M , A BST RAC T I O N , O I L O N L IN E N O N BOAR D , 7 9 X 5 3 C M , 2 0 1 2 .

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Annemarie Murland: The Marian Thread, Digital Print, 2013.

Stories of Origin, Dublin 2015, New Voices Ireland Project.Pope Joan, Digital Print, 40x40cm 2015.

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THE SOUND, THE UNFAMIL IAR SYNTAX CHOKED THE VERNACULAR FROM HER THROAT, WHO WAS TH IS G IRL , A BR IDE DRESSED IN AWKWARD

CLOTHING SU ITABLE BUT YET NOT SO SU ITABLE?[ A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D 1 9 9 1 ]

QU EEN V ICT OR IO U S , D IG ITA L PR IN T , 4 0X 30 CM , 2 0 15 .

Annemarie Murland: The Marian Thread l, Digital Print, 2013.The Marian Thread is an interdisciplinary collaborative research project with Irish

artist Kiera OToole: www.marianthread.com

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I N A L I G H T T H AT WA S N O T G R E Y I FA I L E D T O R E C O G N I S E M Y S E L F. I H A D N O T H I N G I N C O M M O N W I T H T H I S P L A C E A N D S O I R E J E C T E D T H E L A N D S C A P E , C U LT U R E A N D P E O P L E T H AT

S U R R O U N D E D M E , A L L O F I T R E I N F O R C E D A S E N S E O F D I F F E R E N C E A N D O F N O T B E L O N G I N G O N C E M O R E . T H I S P L A C E WA S T O O D I F F E R E N T.

A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D , 1 9 9 1 .A N N E M A R I E M U R L A N D : A F T E R B E F O R E W H I T E R A B B I T S … ( 2 0 0 9 ) . 4 6 .

The Marian Thread l l, Digital Print, 2013.