Process, Practice, Play

27 Feb-8 Mar 2014

Overview

We will show that which is normally hidden: the ideas that are embryonic, that are discarded, that may never make it to being a finished work, but are at the heart of our research. The exhibition will demonstrate thinking in action and consider play in its many manifestations as a valid strategy within research, a tool of the creative process. Emphasising the interactive, participatory, and process-oriented nature of our practices, our exhibition will encourage visitors to become players themselves, and as they enter into the investigation of our ideas, to be given space to communicate theirs.