Artist Trish Scott will explore the relationship between digital media and embedded art practice through discussing a selection of site specific projects including collaborative works made with sound artist Dan Scott.
10th December
BridgeWardens College, Lecture Theatre
6-8pm
Artist Trish Scott will explore the relationship between digital media and embedded art practice through discussing a selection of site specific projects including collaborative works made with sound artist Dan Scott.
Trish and Dan’s joint practice incorporates their respective fields of video, performance and sound and explores narratives of place, playfully utilizing institutional methodologies such as ethnography, archaeology, management consultancy and literature.
Previous projects include Change Management, a life-coaching course for a piece of derelict land in Kent, Herring Quest, an exploration of the declining herring industry in Northern Iceland and Our Father a project following the encounters of an English Catholic priest in rural Portugal.
Trish and Dan have a background in social anthropology, and are currently both engaged in practice-based doctoral research at the University of the Arts, London. Their projects have been presented internationally both in gallery and public spaces.
Further links:
http://www.danscott.org.uk/front.html
http://www.trishscott.org/