Philosophical sketches emerge from periods of deep research
messy and chaotic
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layered with text, images (sometimes) and
often way too big for what they are – a confusion of what is imagined to be ‘valuable’
the conceptual and the compositional completely entangled.
Listings connecting to the typology “Philosophical sketches” (330)
00414-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2001
Image of Studio object
Rijksakademie Internal Open Studios – 07.09.20. “I try to confront how much [work] I have.” – SMW. “Destroying art pieces or not…” – Anon. “If you keep them, how long can you care for them? Do you give them again, throw them? It costs money for the space to store your work. What happens after the artist dies? Does success mediate the afterlife of your art pieces?” – AC.
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00215-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
2000
Image of Studio object
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00248-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
2000
Image of Studio object
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00284-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2001
Image of Studio object
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00318-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
Tim Miller
2000
Image of Studio object
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00350-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
2000
Image of Studio object
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00382-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
Leigh Ledare
c. 2002
Image of Studio object
“Sometimes I think of psychic pain, and there’s so much of it that I just block it, I could have never guessed that things would be like they are now… but I hoped.” – SMW. “I guess that is part of the artist life… the imposter syndrome.” – AC.
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00193-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2000
Image of Studio object
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00227-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2000
Image of Studio object
SMW & AC inventorying session – 24.09.20. “Sex in times of corona…” – AC. “Is complicated.” – AC and SMW.
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00259-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2000
Image of Studio object
“Summers in Topeka where about going even barefoot across the city to get ice cream.” – SMW.
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00295-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
Suzanne Lacy
c. 2001
Image of Studio object
Inventorying session + invited archivist (IA) meeting – 15.09.20. “How to make messiness our guiding principle, and not try to get rid of it, and make everything neat and clean.” – MH.
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00329-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
2000
Image of Studio object
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00361-2000…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
2000
Image of Studio object
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00393-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2002
Image of Studio object
“When do we become… an adult or anything else?” – AC. “It wasn’t about youth, it was about experience. I used to say ‘I’m 21, I’m 21’, and my friends would say ‘What will you say when you are 46?’ ‘I’m 46, I’m 46’.” – SMW.
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00204-c200…
Philosophical…
Working 2000
c. 2000
Image of Studio object
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