Resume of the tutorial with Gareth Polmeer
Date October 4. 2017
Topic: The Research Paper, based on draft 2
Gareth found lots of interesting possibilities in the draft of my Research paper, but he mentions, more than one time, the limited space. I had to plan what kind of weight I give to questions about science and information theory and the anthropologist research and how much weight I give to the question about artworks artistic processes.
Gareth thinks the scientific, information theory and so forth gives a kind of explanatory framework to some of the stuff but is not necessarily the artist are doing; they are doing a different kind of things.
I talked about working process and the two artists. And that I started thinking about the anthropology method.
Gareth: It is now an editorial and structural perspective. What is realistic and practical to focus on now in the next three weeks. What will be the best to focus on from now on?
A research paper of this kind sometimes it isn’t so it comes to the definite conclusion it is to show a kind of critical examination of a set of questions. It is possible to conclude more questions in some aspect. But I have to bring different areas into the conversation or making some new kind of connection, ideas.
Gareth recommended me to look at the conclusion to see what will be the outcome. At the moment I got the way art could be understood in three ways.
Having the tutorial helped me to narrow the topic. I am stressed because of the limit time and the limit space.
It is time to stop taking in new topics; it is time to make it more simple – narrow the idea and make a working plan for the rest of the time left. Remember time to translate.