Research & Development
Ame Henderson
Reflections on Public Recordings’ Public Events
In collaboration with TPW R&D, my research intersected with a public space, during two consecutive evenings in early October.
About R&D Online
The R&D website is conceived as a bulletin board of ideas, discussion and resources - an ongoing and accumulating archive of what has been happening at the gallery both publicly and in more intimate research moments. Broadly speaking, the Events/Exhibitions notes give the details about public programs, while the Research/Conversation notes elaborate on the concepts and debates around what we’re up to.
About R&D
Our new project space, branded as TPW R&D, is intended as a transitional and flexible space for shared research and the development of critical discourse. As a temporary research office, our focus will be discursive programming — writing, screenings, discussions, workshops, fluid exhibition strategies — where we can think out loud about our methodologies for looking and showing as much as we continue to directly experience the force of images.
Open curatorial studio: Unshowable Photographs
Blog post #2 - Open curatorial studio: Unshowable Photographs
As a follow up to the first event in the “Coming to Encounter” series, I’ll be spending the next two weeks in the Gallery TPW R&D space, testing out how to transform the questions that the panel discussion about "Unshowable Photographs" raised into an experimental gallery exhibition.
PUBLIC MATTERS: experiments in conversation
Thursday, October 4, 2012, 8:00 pm PUBLIC MATTERS is a project by Public Recordings, an atelier that explores and shares choreographic experimentation through artistic research, performance creation, publication and education. For the first event in the series, we'll use "relay interview," a methodology for shared conversation developed by Jacob Wren (PME-ART).
Introduction
Blog Post
Posted September 22, 2012In this blog post Curator in Residence Gabrielle Moser introduces her 2012/13 residency project, “Coming to Encounter.”
Unshowable Photographs
Thursday, September 20, 2012, 7pm Working from Ariella Azoulay’s notion of the event of photography, and Susan Meiselas’s writing about untaken and unshowable photographs, this panel discussion asks respondents to discuss images that are difficult to show, have been withheld, or which we know exist but do not circulate.
