Pictures from the Tower

[myartstory] My first post - again

My name is Nicola. I've decided to get involved with an Art Project called Stories from the Tower by a group called Slowfall Projects.

As I understand the point of the project is for the artists who are members of Slowfall Projects to create a piece of art as a result of talking to a member of the public. I have decided to get involved after reading the website and see if I can help make a piece of art.

This is the first time that I have used a blog or written anything on the internet so this is part of a learning experience for me, even though I use the internet almost every day at home and at work, I have never done something like this before. It is very strange to think that thousands of people could read this who have never met me.

I am not sure what the art will be or even if you can make art on the internet at the moment. Perhaps that is what this project is about, I think that this is something that we could talk about.

I live in Australia, but right now I am Singapore and about to talk about art with somebody who lives in the UK.

Here are some links www.slowfall.org - the website of the artists

www.storiesfromthetower.com

www.storiesfromthetower.com/pftt/ - the art project

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Posted by Nicola to myartstory at 5/10/2006 04:07:00 AM

1 Comments:

  • Hi

    Its pretty easy at the end of the day to use something like this.

    I like the idea of a conversation as a piece of art - as an artist I'm not sure exactly how the internet can be used as a work of art - I mean to make art with...

    For example you can show a picture of a painting on a web page, but that isn't a work of art - at least I don't think that it is - it is a copy of a work of art.

    In a sense it is something that artists have been trying to grapple with since the widescale introduction of the printing of images.

    (and photography)

    I don't think that this problem occurs in the same way with say print making - making an etching for instance is a complex and distinct process - a print is something in itself - a multiple work of art.

    Photographic printing enables you to make limitless identical copies, which potentailly changes everything.

    Fortunately I tend to make thinigs not images.

    By The Narrator, at 1:06 PM  

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