The material on this site — essentially a mix of ‘matter of record’ documentation and related reflection covering some 50+ years of making art — is currently being reshaped in line with Léger’s 1913 Montjoie! statement:

“We are arriving, I am convinced, at a conception of art as vast as the greatest epochs of the past: there is the same tendency toward large scale, the same effort shared among a collectivity. If one can doubt the whole idea of creation taking place in isolation, then the clinching proof is when collective activity leads to very distinct means of personal expression.” *

At time of writing, the thinking is to represent everything under three ‘thinking-through-making’ headings:

Well-Making
 | process and making as ethical reflection…

Beneficial Practice
 | art as social labour situated in place…

Mass-Artist
 | collaboration as distributed authorship…

There is much to do. And until it’s done, it is what Ad said:

“There seems to be nothing much to say, and sometimes nothing much to see.”

– Ad Reinhardt, 1954

* T. J. Clark: ‘Cubism and Collectivity’, in ‘Farewell to an Idea, Episodes from a History of Modernism’, Yale University Press, 1999, p222

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