nici /danm 203 /week 1

New Title: Theories of Interface

Week Title: Questions

Next week we record answers to various questions including the one "What did we learn in 202".

Interface as the place at which independent and often unrelated suystems meet and act on or communicate with each other. This seminare will undertake a dialogic examination and exploration

open up and complicate the relationship between your writing and your practice. add more to the theorhetical scholarship that you are taking from.

Reading for next week: excavation/analysis of the boundaries between the public and private - a definition of your boundaries, document.represent your own formal legal personal identity in relation to your nation-state, community and professional pursuits, document what you own vs. what you use, where you live

denizens are not politicaly enfranchasized yet are still subject to the powers think about your consumption, theis will help to situate yourself in a culture that is primarily about comercial consumption and then think about yourself as a producer (of art) within this community

Series of Questions to provoke your thinking in relation to your art practice abnd an audience. Focusing on intentions and goals, situating to you context 9cultural). You can also engage local issues around your work practice, by which mean program town what ever you thin of your loacality to be. What is the context within which you practice, who is your work targeted to, who do you intend your work for.

• What you learned through readings, writings, and discussions in DANM 202 that will influence and support the further development of your art practice?
• What are your motivations? (questionable)
• Give an example?
• What is your personal motivation for partaking in your art practice? What influences does it draw on?
• Discuss the theorhetical connections between the different aspects of your art practice?
• What do you definition of community?
• How does your art practice situate you within a community thus defined How does your work opperate in the social realm(in relation to a community thus defined)? (interpretation, interaction, participation, collaboration)
• How do you identify your audience? How do you engage them?
• Who do you consider your community? Is that the same as audience?
• What is the relation between research and your art practice?
• How does your work operate in the social realm?
• How do you identify? (Affiliations?)
• How do you identify in relation to your art practice? What is your sound byte?

open up the space between your thinking about making and your thinking about writing