David Patten
"…a convergence of lines of interest rather than a bounded field of study" [Tim Ingold]
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00. RESUME and RECENT
01. | no script |
02. ‘USE-AS-IS’ | Reinhardt
03. ‘luminous one’ | Leger
04. Braque | Carl Einstein
05. IKON | Walker ‘72
06. Against Boundaries
07. Cader Idris and the City of a Thousand Trades
08. Baskerville and Birmingham
09. THROWING STONES
10. c/PLEX
11. Coventry and Electric Wharf
12. Stourport Canal Basins
13. ALL–AT–ONCENESS
14. Dartmouth Park Pavilion
15. Golden Square, Birmingham
16. Meshwork Worcester
17. William Forsyth, Sculptor (2015)
18. Some Collaborations
19. Babel Texts | Drawing Surfaces
20. Long View 2011-2012
21. Some Other Projects
22. 72|73|74|78|81
23. Working Notes | Well-Making
24. Lethaby on Webb, 2022
25. Working Notes | Common Factors
26. Other Notes
27. Work Notes
28. Secular self-emptying SBN
29. Åskådningsfragment
30. Donald Judd | Happenstance
X. ‘une sorte d’argot visuel’
X. DRAFT / Form och strålning
X. Workshops and Teaching
X. | Black Drawings |
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– Ad Reinhardt, 1954
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