Elbow - About Making - Spike Island Event

In August 2015 the C&C Gallery hosted an innovative residency program, Elbow, which transformed the public gallery into a dynamic studio environment to facilitate the production of artworks in response to ideas surrounding the condition of blindness and alternative ways of seeing. Through collaborative making and interdisciplinary workshops, the programme investigated ways of guiding, seeing, doing, and making, and explored how digital technology might change our ‘vision’ and understanding of forms. This item contains information about a workshop led by Dunseath at Spike Island, Bristol. The workshop was focused around the artist's own practice, including her role in the Elbow residency. Included here is the handout from the workshop, a screenshot showing event publicity on the Spike Island website, and a link to the archived Spike Island web page for the event. Please see the link below under 'References'.Screenshot courtesy of Spike Island. Used with permission.Handout courtesy of Jenny Dunseath. Used with permission.The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.

2015年8月，C&C画廊举办了名为“肘部”的创新驻留项目，该项目将公共画廊转变为一个充满活力的工作室环境，以促进对失明状况及其替代视觉方式的观念进行艺术作品的创作。通过协作创作和跨学科工作坊，该计划探讨了引导、观察、实践和制作的方式，并探索了数字技术如何可能改变我们的‘视觉’和对形态的理解。此项目包含有关邓斯塞在布里斯托尔斯派克岛主持的工作坊的信息。工作坊围绕艺术家本人的实践展开，包括她在“肘部”驻留项目中的角色。此处包含工作坊的手册、斯派克岛网站上的活动宣传截图以及指向该事件存档斯派克岛网页的链接。请参阅下文‘参考资料’下的链接。图片由斯派克岛提供，并经许可使用。手册由珍妮·邓斯塞提供，并经许可使用。本作品受版权保护，未经许可不得使用。使用此存储库即表示同意其政策和相关版权法。