Draw something on, put an item of clothing on: 'she drew on her gloves.'
Draw someone out gently or subtly persuade someone to talk or become more expansive: she drew me out and flattered me.
Draw something out - make longer.
Draw on.
Difference between installation and installed work... Space is thought about with respect to the work, could be site responsive, spectators deliberately thought about.
Artists and ideas used to kick start our minds thinking......
- movement - statis - pollen squares (Wolfgang Laib)
- Sol Le Witt - view through door/ creates a framed space for the viewer through a door frame, effectively framing space.
- Cornelia Parker - drawing out lead from a bullet.
- Re suspension of objects.
- Intervals = pacing reflections. Audience duration.
- Cause and effect.
- "The Way Things Go" by Fischli and Weiss - imagination and play.
- Daniel von Strumer - perception, material qualities, making visible the overlooked, simplistic, mechanics.
- Biancha Hester - viewer enters into a space where each work or component of work is still being interrupted by the last. "A Molecular History of Everything" - Objects in space, people come in and interact with them.
- Jessica Stockholder - very media driven practice. Coding of space. Found drawings that the viewer creates for themselves in their own mind.
- El Lissitzky - gesture into objectness. Asks viewer to move around the space/ assists the viewer to move through the space.
- Chris Burden - "Pole Drop" - The action of the making becomes the key to the work. Becomes drawing in relation to an action and encapsulates the process. The strength, weight, size and simple action of this work made it an amazing process to watch. The materials used have similar qualities to the materials that I get drawn to, being often weighty construction type materials. The simplicity and the pure use of gravity of it is awesome too.
- Fischli & Weiss - gravity and balance. Drawing with objects = shown through photographic documentation.