On the Way to Language
On the Way to Language is an exhibition and series of public events at Camberwell Space, curated by Maiko Tsutsumi, course leader of MA Designer Maker at Camberwell College of Arts.
For this project, the gallery will be transformed into a salon space, where workshops, discussions, and events can take place: a shifting, ever-evolving work-in-progress. The focus of the project is on the exchange of ideas, conversation and new approaches to the language used around and within making practices.
Two writers-in-residence, Kimberley Chandler and Stephen Knott, will collect words from the show. For the duration of the exhibition they will work under the name the fragmentalists as an extension of their ongoing work which proposes different ways to talk about craft.
The exhibition includes three key works that trigger different ways of thinking about language, logic and making. A large-scale ceramic pot by Takahiro Kondo, inclusive of the accidents and mistakes that occur when firing such large works, creates a conversation between maker and material. Stone Appreciation by Mark Dunhill and Tamiko O鈥橞rien offers a device for translating form using tactile language. Last Man鈥檚 Seat, a stop motion animation by Committee contains hundreds of decisions, made so precisely that they become their own language, in materiality as well as representation.
Other contributors to On the Way to Language include Haptic Tacit, an artist/maker collective, David Cross, Shane Waltener, and Eduardo Padilha of BalinHouseProjects. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series events that will be open to the public, details of which can be found on the Camberwell College of Arts website as they are announced.
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On the Way to Language is an exhibition and series of public events at Camberwell Space, curated by Maiko Tsutsumi, course leader of MA Designer Maker at Camberwell College of Arts.
For this project, the gallery will be transformed into a salon space, where workshops, discussions, and events can take place: a shifting, ever-evolving work-in-progress. The focus of the project is on the exchange of ideas, conversation and new approaches to the language used around and within making practices.
Two writers-in-residence, Kimberley Chandler and Stephen Knott, will collect words from the show. For the duration of the exhibition they will work under the name the fragmentalists as an extension of their ongoing work which proposes different ways to talk about craft.
The exhibition includes three key works that trigger different ways of thinking about language, logic and making. A large-scale ceramic pot by Takahiro Kondo, inclusive of the accidents and mistakes that occur when firing such large works, creates a conversation between maker and material. Stone Appreciation by Mark Dunhill and Tamiko O鈥橞rien offers a device for translating form using tactile language. Last Man鈥檚 Seat, a stop motion animation by Committee contains hundreds of decisions, made so precisely that they become their own language, in materiality as well as representation.
Other contributors to On the Way to Language include Haptic Tacit, an artist/maker collective, David Cross, Shane Waltener, and Eduardo Padilha of BalinHouseProjects. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series events that will be open to the public, details of which can be found on the Camberwell College of Arts website as they are announced.
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