"Even at best talent remains a constant, and those who rely upon that gift alone, without developing further, peak quickly and soon fade to obscurity."
I feel this quick is very true because if one isn't always sharpening and tweaking their skills as an artist they don't progress and don't get better and they soon lose their talent
"Given a small kernel of reality and any measure of optimism, nebulous expectation whisper to you that the work will soar, that it will become easy, that it will make itself. And verily, now and then the sky opens and the work does make itself."
I think that this is all inspired by hard work and a good idea that you run with. This also come about with no judging of your own work and taking risks when working. With all these you can't fail when making a piece of art.
"If you think good work is somehow synonymous with perfect work, you are headed for big trouble. Art is human; error is human; ergo, art is error. Inevitably, your work will be flawed."
I believe this to be true and that we as people can't help but to make mistakes when doing art or anything at that. I think for myself i get bogged down on details and i don't just look at the big picture. I try and make everything perfect which inherently won't happen or work.
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Scratching
What is scratching according to Twyla Tharp and how does she suggest we do it?
Scratching is the act of gathering ideas from every day actions like walking having a conversation or doing a project in class or anything. This is just like gathering ideas from anything around you At a certain point in time. The point of it is to do it with no judgement and no restrictions because judging could lead to not taking any risks and being worried about making something that you don't like.
Knowing how you work in the studio, what methods, techniques, or tricks can you see yourself using from Ms. Tharp's suggestions?I could definitely see myself taking pictures of things that inspire me so i don't forget it for later. What also might help is gathering ideas from the music that I listen to and use it to convey ideas and how i see it in my head.
She's talking about dance. What would scratching look like in the studio?
It might be noticing every day actions of people that are walking or working or just noticing things that inspire you to make up dance steps that look good.
Scratching is the act of gathering ideas from every day actions like walking having a conversation or doing a project in class or anything. This is just like gathering ideas from anything around you At a certain point in time. The point of it is to do it with no judgement and no restrictions because judging could lead to not taking any risks and being worried about making something that you don't like.
Knowing how you work in the studio, what methods, techniques, or tricks can you see yourself using from Ms. Tharp's suggestions?I could definitely see myself taking pictures of things that inspire me so i don't forget it for later. What also might help is gathering ideas from the music that I listen to and use it to convey ideas and how i see it in my head.
She's talking about dance. What would scratching look like in the studio?
It might be noticing every day actions of people that are walking or working or just noticing things that inspire you to make up dance steps that look good.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
The Artist Studios
What types of things do you see in more that one artist's space?
In most of the artist spaces i can see that you can deffinatley see what kind of art they do or their personality they have through their space. One of the artist had paintings everywhere with paint on the floor wallls and ceiling and pieces of art all over the place and you can see they are a sporadic person that is messy and is wild. and then their was anpther artist that had everything organized and orderly and nothing on the floor and all white wallls and no clutter or any space.
Why do you think these things appear in so many different artists' studios?
I feel that ones space is a reflection on their personality and how they work and that it is an easy way to see what kind of style they are
In most of the artist spaces i can see that you can deffinatley see what kind of art they do or their personality they have through their space. One of the artist had paintings everywhere with paint on the floor wallls and ceiling and pieces of art all over the place and you can see they are a sporadic person that is messy and is wild. and then their was anpther artist that had everything organized and orderly and nothing on the floor and all white wallls and no clutter or any space.
Why do you think these things appear in so many different artists' studios?
I feel that ones space is a reflection on their personality and how they work and that it is an easy way to see what kind of style they are
Artist at Work: Work spaces and processes
How do artists develop spaces and methods for making their most authentic work as part of a daily artistic practice?
The artist create an enviorment that is comfortable for them so they are able to do gather ideas and work efficiently to a style they like. Every artist liek something different and being able to make a space of yours that goes along with what you liek and accomodates your individual needs will only help the authenticity or their art.
The artist create an enviorment that is comfortable for them so they are able to do gather ideas and work efficiently to a style they like. Every artist liek something different and being able to make a space of yours that goes along with what you liek and accomodates your individual needs will only help the authenticity or their art.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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