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'''Jeremy Booth | workbook | Provocative Architecture'''
===Jeremy Booth | workbook | Provocative Architecture===


'''first expression of interest 23.10.12<br/>'''
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I would like to look at how ideas of tangible and intangible histories and cultural 'matierals' can be considered, interrogated, and reimagined, through strategies other than typical museum and/or collection-related, authorative positions. I'm particularly interested in ideas of interactivity and mobility.


''' ... elaboration as keyword/terms'''
        * [[/workings part 1/]] initial workings and development
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* intangible / tangible
* material / immaterial
* public space
* 'domains'
* culture / history / heritage
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[[File:scan1.jpg]]
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human architecture 1
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        * [[/workings part 2/]] initial mask-making and tests


As a starting point I've done some pencil drawings. They are based on Walking Tours of German cities, from the Lonely Planet guide book series. Below are Weimar, Erfurt and Dresden. The line follows the route of the Walking Tour, all other details are absent. I'm interested in the idea of directing, and being directed through space.
        * [[/workings part 3/]] project development


[[File:WeimarScansmall.jpg]]
        * [[/workings part 4/]] development of plaster works
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walking tour, Weimar
        * [http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/wiki/GMU:Provokative_Architektur/Jeremy project synopsis]
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[[File:ErfurtScansmall.jpg]]
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walking tour, Erfurt
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[[File:DresdenScansmall.jpg]]
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walking tour, Dresden
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Latest revision as of 10:32, 22 February 2013

Jeremy Booth | workbook | Provocative Architecture

        * workings part 1 initial workings and development
        * workings part 2 initial mask-making and tests
        * workings part 3 project development
        * workings part 4 development of plaster works
        * project synopsis