Process image

Snapshots taken during the 18-month Gift Science Archive performance; often during weekly meetings where all collaborators came together. Images to capture part of process, usually with a mobile phone, while being aware these images are highly subjective and never fully document this process. Part of the meta-archive. – RR.

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Image of Studio object

Photographer: Megan Hoetger

  • Catalog No.
  • 01271-2019-MaPi-StudioMove-004
  • Title
  • Studio Move
  • Dimensions
  • Variable
  • Materials
  • 32 phone snapshots
  • Object Location
  • Digital
  • Technical Notes

Date: 12.12.19. Location: Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, small studio (in main building) and large studio (in manege). Images of Sands Murray-Wassink, Megan Hoetger and Radna Rumping moving studio; from a smaller ‘office-like’ space in the main building of the Rijksakademie, to the larger studio at the manege. Images of paintings, slides, photographs, studio interior, bags to move the materials. Plus a portrait of SMW, MH, RR together.

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Image of Studio object

Photographer: Radna Rumping

  • Catalog No.
  • 01303-2020-MaPi-LavendarChair-004
  • Title
  • Lavender Chair
  • Dimensions
  • Variable
  • Materials
  • 4 phone snapshots
  • Object Location
  • Digital
  • Technical Notes

Date: 07.01.20. Location: Rijksakademie, studio manege. Images of Megan Hoetger and Sands Murray-Wassink unrolling a naked self-portrait of Sands. Lavender chair with Sands his sequined notebook. Studio with mostly empty shelves.

  • Reflection Notes

“Starting the new year in the new studio, at a still quiet Rijksakademie. Robin and Sands brought the large print to the studio over the Christmas break: ‘It’s not easy being green’. A coat rack and new sparkly notebook from Flying Tiger also arrived. We found a lavender chair, moved in some furniture. Sands showed us images of the wrap dress by Diane van Furstenberg he ordered, which was quite a production to arrange-thinking of wearing this at the Auto Italia opening. ‘It’s not about how something looks, but how it feels’.” From the meta-archive process diary. – RR.

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