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Place Stage 1 Lecture Tutor: Andrea Peach (a.peach@rgu.ac.uk)

Place Stage 1 Lecture Tutor: Andrea Peach (a.peach@rgu.ac.uk). Place While we might easily be lost in place, we would certainly be lost without it. Tacita Dean, Place. What is Place?. Kathy Prendergast Lost, 1999. London Underground Map Harry Beck 1933. Bedolina Petraglyph

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Place Stage 1 Lecture Tutor: Andrea Peach (a.peach@rgu.ac.uk)

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  1. PlaceStage 1 LectureTutor: Andrea Peach (a.peach@rgu.ac.uk)

  2. PlaceWhile we might easily be lost in place, we would certainly be lost without it.Tacita Dean, Place

  3. What is Place? Kathy Prendergast Lost, 1999

  4. London Underground Map Harry Beck 1933 Bedolina Petraglyph Valcamonica 2500 BC

  5. Simon Patterson The Great Bear 1992

  6. Mona Hatoum Map 1998

  7. Where is Home? Do-Ho Suh 348 West 22nd St. Apt A, New York, NY 10011 at Rodin Gallery, Seoul/Toyko Opera City Art Gallery/Serpentine Gallery, London/Biennale of Sydney/Seattle Art Museum, 2000 Seoul Home/L.A. Home/New York Home/Baltimore Home/London Home/Seattle Home 1999

  8. PlaceIn its most basic sense, place is the setting of the events of human living. Place is the location of experience.

  9. Derek Jarman, Prospect Cottage and Garden Dungeness, 1991

  10. A place is a location

  11. Cave Paintings at Lascaux 15000 – 13000 BC

  12. Wittgenstein’s Cottage, Lake Eidsvatnet, Norway The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperationOur life is frittered away by detail … simplify, simplifyHenry David Thoreau, Walden, 1854

  13. Jake and Dinos Chapman Hell 1999-2000

  14. Hieronymus Bosch The Garden of Earthly Delight c. 1502

  15. Land as PlaceLand is a natural phenomenon‘Landscape’ is a cultural construct

  16. Casper David Friedrich Wanderer above the Sea of Fog 1818

  17. Little Sparta, Stoneypath Ian Hamilton Finlay Blenheim Palace Capability Brown 1760s

  18. Ken Smith, Roof Garden New York, 2002

  19. Robert Smithson Spiral Jetty, Great Salt Lake, Utah 1969-70

  20. Christo and Jean Claude Surrounded Islands Biscayne Bay, Miami 1980-1983

  21. Richard LongI like the idea of using the landwithout possessing it Sahara Line 1988

  22. Places have value

  23. Places remember eventsJames Joyce, preparatory note to Ulysses Rails leading into Auschwitz-Birkenau

  24. Places remember events Anselm Kiefer, Markisher Sand (March Sand) 1980

  25. Place:not simply a location but the experienceof one

  26. Rowena Dring, Think of Paradise, St Bartholomew’s Hospital, 2002

  27. No-place (atopos) Willie Doherty 2000

  28. Place is as requisite as the air we breathe, the ground on which we stand, the bodies we have. We are surrounded by places. We walk over and through them. We live in places, relate to others in them, die in them. Nothing is unplaced.Edward S. Casey

  29. For Seminars in Week 8-9 Download Brief: Museum Without Walls 2 Consider the idea of PLACE Choose an object from the Timeline which relates to the idea of PLACE Try to find another object which you can connect to this and explain why / how www.studioit.org.uk

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