Abstract
We propose then to cast adrift on a nonsense of our own (print)making – a makeshift non geographical region built upon the flow of ink and a constitutional raft of recycled cardboard. The intention is to explore the current state of nations and the notion that everything that formalises a nation state is printed – money, maps, laws, information, governments, monarchies etc.
The State Of Print has no boundaries. It has the potential to expand by invitation – with each contributor becoming a citizen of the State of Print – and can be reconstituted and reconfigured continually. At a time when the current state of nation power is globally inflexible and dogmatic, this project provides a creative and theoretical antidote to the current paradigm.
The project is funded by Culture Ireland GB18 (a special year long programme which celebrates the unique cultural relationship which exists between Ireland and Great Britain.)
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Aberdeen |
| Publisher | Peacock Visual Arts |
| Size | 56 cm x 35 cm x 25 cm |
| Publication status | Published - 22 Jun 2018 |
| Event | State Of Print - W OR M, Peacock Visual Arts, Aberdeen, United Kingdom Duration: 22 Jun 2018 → 30 Jun 2018 http://www.peacockvisualarts.com/state-of-print/ |
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Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition
TY - ADVS
T1 - Origin Myth Aberdeen
T2 - screen print, 56 cm x 36 cm
A2 - Lyons, David
PY - 2018/6/22
Y1 - 2018/6/22
N2 - The State Of Print is a proposition. An evolving visual declaration initiated by a collective of artists beguiled and amused at the catastrophe of current social political thinking and the comedy of established systems of governance.We propose then to cast adrift on a nonsense of our own (print)making – a makeshift non geographical region built upon the flow of ink and a constitutional raft of recycled cardboard. The intention is to explore the current state of nations and the notion that everything that formalises a nation state is printed – money, maps, laws, information, governments, monarchies etc.The State Of Print has no boundaries. It has the potential to expand by invitation – with each contributor becoming a citizen of the State of Print – and can be reconstituted and reconfigured continually. At a time when the current state of nation power is globally inflexible and dogmatic, this project provides a creative and theoretical antidote to the current paradigm.The project is funded by Culture Ireland GB18 (a special year long programme which celebrates the unique cultural relationship which exists between Ireland and Great Britain.)
AB - The State Of Print is a proposition. An evolving visual declaration initiated by a collective of artists beguiled and amused at the catastrophe of current social political thinking and the comedy of established systems of governance.We propose then to cast adrift on a nonsense of our own (print)making – a makeshift non geographical region built upon the flow of ink and a constitutional raft of recycled cardboard. The intention is to explore the current state of nations and the notion that everything that formalises a nation state is printed – money, maps, laws, information, governments, monarchies etc.The State Of Print has no boundaries. It has the potential to expand by invitation – with each contributor becoming a citizen of the State of Print – and can be reconstituted and reconfigured continually. At a time when the current state of nation power is globally inflexible and dogmatic, this project provides a creative and theoretical antidote to the current paradigm.The project is funded by Culture Ireland GB18 (a special year long programme which celebrates the unique cultural relationship which exists between Ireland and Great Britain.)
UR - http://www.peacockvisualarts.com/state-of-print/
M3 - Exhibition
PB - Peacock Visual Arts
CY - Aberdeen
ER -