Posts

Showing posts from April, 2016

Celts: Art and Identity

Image
Celts: Art and Identity – The British Museum As an exhibition this was a major influence of my Deadend works in how it openly struggled to present an ostensibly unknowable culture within the structuralist framework of received knowledge. It highlighted the problem of analysing (a) culture through the fixed parameters of current evidence based frameworks. There could be no clearer illustration of the distortion or impasse created by subject object separation. Each age projects an idea of itself onto the past – this is particularly apparent within the industrial Victorian romanticisation of the Celt. This apparent presentation of subjectivity as truth is what Cultural Materialism and Nonrepresentational theory redress. Gundestrup Cauldron C150-50 BC

Noises from the empty kitchen

Clunk stir clunk Whir whir click Swish swish thunk Gurgle click whir clack Spray sheeesh click clock Stir twirl twirl sheeesh Clunk stir clunk Spray sheeesh buzzzzzzz Clackety hummmmm Stirry click tick tac gurgle Tinkle tinkle drop drip Gurgle gargle drip spurt Clunk click hum mmm Spray weeeesh prrrr stir Stir stir Beep beep Beep beep Weeeeerrrr Weeeeerrrr Peeeeesh Clunk stir clunk Whir whir click Swish swish thunk Gurgle click whir clack Spray sheeesh click clock Stir twirl twirl sheeesh Clunk stir clunk Spray sheeesh buzzzzzzz Clackety hummmmm Stirry click tick tac gurgle Tinkle tinkle drop drip Gurgle gargle drip spurt Clunk click hum mmm Spray weeeesh prrrr stir Stir stir Beep beep Beep beep