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• Johan Jutterström - Etyder (2017) author(s): Johan Jutterström published in: Research Catalogue
  Recorded live at Klubb Entra, Göteborg 2014.
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• Studio Activity Sheets SASs (Watts 2010); a method for recording artistic processes. A case study trialling the SASs in the processing of the art/ performance/ video of the exhibition I am not a decorator…..(2016-17) and exhibition Skittish (2013-4). (2016) author(s): lisa watts published in: Research Catalogue
  This case study trials a method of recording artistic processes titled, Studio Activity Sheets, SASs (Watts 2010). The SASs are tested on the making of performance and video art for an exhibition titled, I am not a decorator… (2017/8). This exposition examines one tenth of the making processes of the exhibition, documented by the SASs and this tenth is titled, Holey Bridge. Therefore, this exposition maps the artistic processes of Holey Bridge using the SASs. Many artistic processes are recorded via an interviewee and an interview about the artist’s general approach to their practice. Whereas, the SASs clock specific, chronological moments in the journey of the making of a certain piece or exhibition. Therefore, the significant moments in the messiness of devising, making can be plotted on a chart/ map.
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  Still Moving (2017) author(s): Juriaan Achthoven, Rhian Morris published in: Research Catalogue
  The startingpoint of "Still Moving" has been: to map and perform an artistic process in which the aim is to create a scenographic poem. If poetry is about 'feeling in language' (Eliot), then scenographic poetry is about feeling in the materiality of a spatial-temporal composition. We have started to work with an actor, live video technology and 'Four Quartets' by T.S. Eliot. Throughout the process the main ingredients have shifted towards: the breath of the actor, a lot of soil and sensor-technology. The research question has been evolving from an interest in the concept of 'presence', towards an interest in rhythms of the body in relation to rhythms of the earth, towards an interest in the materiality of the ingredients. This page is meant to give insight into our process of creation.
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