Introduction to the Workshop

This blog documents and reflects on work collectively produced as part of a workshop, Spatial (Inter) Relations, developed through dialogue/collaboration between Emma Cocker, Nikolaus Gansterer and students at the Institute for Transmedia Art, Vienna. It is intended as a collaborative space for drawing together work, experiments, ideas, thoughts, reflections developed through a one-day workshop that took place on June 10th 2011 in Vienna. Participants include: Emma Cocker, Nikolaus Gansterer, Tabitha Dottinger, Renate Mihelsch, Charlie Allen, Levi Baubiueler, Sarah Rechberger, Joanna Coleman, Janos Ivan Kavpati, Xaver Gschnitzey, Nicole Weniger

WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS ARE INVITED TO RESPOND & ADD TO THE LISTED POSTS OR CREATE NEW POSTS

More about the workshop: Fusing practical and conceptual concerns, this one-day workshop with Emma Cocker and Nikolaus Gansterer investigated how the performative practices of wandering, waiting, drawing, writing and reading can operate as creative ‘tactics’ or methods for navigating or negotiating space differently to expectation, convention or habit. By mapping or diagramming how spatial relations are organized and orchestrated within various public spaces, workshop participants were encouraged to devise ways through which to draw attention to or even interrupt these habitual social patterns or flows. The workshop explored and tested how invitations, instructions or even drawn scores can be used to activate different ways of navigating or traversing public space, producing temporary and experimental forms of connectivity and social interaction

Thursday 9 June 2011

Site / Sight Lines

Propositional sight lines, hypothetical sight lines, imagined sight lines, insinuated sight lines, wishful sight lines, weak and strong lines, intense and fragile lines, temporary and permanent lines, sight lines that are visible and that are not.





Images: Emma Cocker, Spatial (Inter) Relations, testing/research for workshop, 2011
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