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New Frameworks For Interpreting Ceramic Objects

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Mayo, Natasha
Date
2016-09-01
Acceptance date
2016-07-01
Type
Video
Publisher
National Museum Wales
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Abstract
The Fragile? Exhibition; the largest ceramics exhibition ever hosted in Wales, offered a rich and diverse arena in which to explore ways in which we might uncover latent or hidden meaning behind objects. Interpretation should never tell us what to see, think, or feel, it is simply a meeting of two worlds, the ethnography of an object set against that of a viewer, it is just a matter of finding the right language to speak with them. This project contains the work of four artists, one researcher, one Keeper of Art and two Curators, each invited to apply the methodology of their practice to the interpretation of artefacts that intrigued them within the Fragile? Exhibition.
Citation
Mayo, N., Renton, Conroy, R., Hines, P. A., Stockwell, A.J., Godfrey-Talbot, H., Prosser, C., Frieze, B. (2016) New Frameworks for Interpreting Ceramic Objects, National Museum Wales, Cardiff. Available at: https://vimeopro.com/makingcreativityvisible/frameworks-for-interpreting-ceramic-objects
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https://vimeopro.com/makingcreativityvisible/frameworks-for-interpreting-ceramic-objects
http://hdl.handle.net/10369/9345
Description
A Collaborative Project Between National Centre of Ceramics Studies, Wales and Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales in response to the exhibtion 'Fragile?':
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National Museum Wales
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