Week 5- Methods

This week seemed harder to me as we were not asked or directed to produce any art. I loved that this was part of our practice up until now. 


Images printed on fabric. Inspired by the exhibition on Anthropocene and the over tourism of National Parks and the "scenic cult"
https://www.annarborartcenter.org/exhibitions/written-into-rock/

Jessica Tenbusch- https://www.jessicatenbusch.com/20192021
Millie Tibbs- https://www.milleetibbs.com/in-the-american-west/as-above-so-below/1
https://www.milleetibbs.com/meta-photography/albers-on-adams/1
https://www.milleetibbs.com/statement







Future exploration https://umma.umich.edu/exhibitions/the-world-to-come-art-in-the-age-of-the-anthropocene/

Here are some photos from this week:







What is smooth sailing?

Finding the research I need.

What is difficult? 

Narrowing the research down to be more concise. This includes artist work.

How are you using the methodologies we studied? 

I think that the idea of narrative or an autoethnography is going to be pretty interesting and very reflective.

What is relevant?

That my Art Practice will be expanded by this research into a territory I have not traveled in.




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