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Documentation
Sticks
Work By: Yana Sipaylo
prototype
Work By: Cleo Broda
Diptych
Two images from a series are shown together as a diptych. The images are macro photography of moulds found in my fridge from my 'Forgotten Landscapes' project.
Work By: Natalie Allistone
documenta
grid of many photos
Work By: katy howe
bell thoughts more than bell actions
Screenshot of a whatsapp conversation between two people talking about if Emily's old clay from her parent's garden could be processed and used for new artworks. Her friend is offering to help with this process.
Work By: Emily Roderick
The Process
I wanted to upload a video but don’t have an account to do so. This is the process of painting a fish.
Work By: Courtney Lee
MDMA Performance Documentation
A gif showing a performance in which I talk about my dentist work. The images progress in rotation showing first the artist talking next to a plinth displaying a retainer, then the image that illustrates the talk, drawn by children (my nieces), and finally a picture of a member of the audience holding up the image. This continues for 12 sets, then restarts to last a total of 76s.
Work By: Luis Ignacio Rodriguez
STAIN
written text
Work By: Sakura Kanai
Taking a minute to think
Blurred photo in black and white of a quiet street at night
Work By: Dimple Goswami
bog poll
photo of a slightly worse for wear toilet cubicle. it looks damp and dingy and there is black mould on every surface and puddles on the floor. there is a sliding poll asking how desperate would you have to be to use that toilet.
Work By: Kerensa Star
My Very Succinct Thoughts
- tumbleweed - ah shit it’s p.o.t.d. - eh
Work By: Jasmine Mak
14423 - Mirror
Work By: Dickie Webb
just the two of us
overhead shot of bare feet and knitting machine
Work By: gioconda berríos
Public
A smiley face on a bar menu - for the people
Work By: Chris Yarnell
Memorial candles
Candles at my grandmother's cottage
Work By: emily souter
Admiration.
As I stare into my reflection in the mirror, I can't help but notice the intricate details of my face and the strands of hair framing it. There's a certain curiosity that arises within me as I wonder how different angles, lighting, and even emotions might affect the way I perceive myself. In order to document this curiosity and experiment with capturing different aspects of my face and hair, I have decided to embark on a creative journey. Here are some ways in which I plan to document my work: Photography - I will take a series of photographs of my face and hair from different angles
Work By: Collins Osemeke
Werk
A screen shot of google photos where I’ve searched for work and the images have come up. 3 in April, 1 in January, 4 in November 2022 and 2 in September 2022
Work By: Yasmeen Fathima Thantrey
Five minute brew
A ceramic mug of tea on a wooden kitchen counter. Bag in. There’s a glass plate resting over the top, 11 beads of condensation clinging to its underside. They look so handsome and symmetrical. The ceramic lid I usually use for this task is upstairs so I used this glass plate instead. It’s like a rain clinging to a sun roof. I’m happy I’ve seen how it’s looked all along.
Work By: Stevie Mackenzie-Smith
Self-portrait Day 14
A portrait of a lady.
Work By: Svitlana Reinish
My plan was...
A landscape photo of an open spiral-bound notebook. A hand can be seen at the bottom holding it open. The left page from the viewer's perspective is a light brown colour with white writing. It reads, "My PLAN was to print all my 30 Works stuff out & document in this book, but I'm so so so TIRED now after clearing out all my late mother-in-law's clothes...". A white ruled page is on the right. On it there is a flow diagram about ideas of what I want my arts practice to look like; accessible, inclusive, multisensory & for everybody.
Work By: Cathy Spiers
Washed out
A pair of black waterproof trousers hung over a shower and covered in mud
Work By: Eleanor Turnbull
Day 14 - Sometimes experiments fail.
A black notebook is open to show a rectangle of tracing paper stitched on to the middle of both pages. Red stitching forms a box around black random stitching then forms a line up and over to the bottom of the box where it forms a star like shape. Blue grey watercolor is painted over the box and under the tracing paper in random haphazard brush strokes.
Work By: Lori Amor
I’ll be honest I’m really tired this is such a cop out - Link
Work By: Alex Greer
Recap time
A collection of all my other work so far on this project in a square collage. In the middle is todays brief.
Work By: Scott Thomas
Surfin’ Bird
A CMYK halftone rendition of a popular meme containing a current joke.
Work By: Matthew X. Kaufman
Do you like Wordle?
White text on a black background
Work By: Lucy Vann
bit of acting
Work By: Gregory Oke
Barnacles
Barnacles painted on handmade paper with oak gall ink
Work By: LJ
Art is Its Own Document
Work By: Jacqueline Ohm
Whats up Doc
Digital art piece. In red against a yellow background the following text sits in the centre of the page. Day 1 - First work completed, Day 2 - Second work completed, Day 3 - Third work completed, Day 4 - Fourth work completed, Day 5 - Fifth work completed, Day 6 - Sixth work completed, Day 7 - Seventh work completed, Day 8 - Eighth work completed, Day 9 - ninth work completed, Day 10 - Tenth work completed, Day 11- Eleventh work completed, Day 12 - Twelth work completed, Day 13 - Thirteenth work completed, Day 14 - Up to date. Each sentence is justified so the text squarely aligns.
Work By: Roberta Boyce