decimal place
The readymades of Marcel Duchamp are ordinary manufactured objects that the artist selected and modified, as an antidote to what he called "retinal art".[1] By simply choosing the object (or objects) and repositioning or joining, tilting and signing it, the object became art. As the process involved the least amount of interaction between artist and art, it represented the most extreme form of minimalism up to that time.
Duchamp was not interested in what he called "retinal art" — art that was only visual — and sought other methods of expression. As an ...
New project working with Andy Benn, Greg, Sam Malone, Tom Duckett, Peter Rollins, Neil O'Grady and others, high noise culture, DIN phono jack it up.. Intermittant live gigs and regular jam sessions at Decimal Place.
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There is something about the idea of an experiment that seems to have been changed around, to experiment is really important to find things out as a kid we have to do it all the time to learn stuff but somehow the meaning of the word has been changed by science into something else like a job or an academic task, a laboratory service or something. The experiment is so important to our culture and it deserves to be regarded. Exploration of space, the final fronteer of cognitive contour.
The way that people connect must be one of the most important mechanisms by which things evolve, if we think about how our capitalist culture has been changed by multinational interaction then we can start to envisage how significant it is in terms of how we develop as a social entity. Capitalism is meant to be a process of monetary exchange but if we think of a market or a festival like glastonbury then this is in fact more of a capitalist space than the predominant one that exists now, the supermarket chain has transformed this point of exchange into...
This is the studio space, a tree nursery to nurture some creativity, somewhere to record and document these processes. The plan is to create a space as an artwork, a 3D artwork that actually works as a continuously changing peice of work, somewhere where anyone can come at any time when something is going on and be a part of it. Everything in the space is documented or recorded, as long as someone is prepared to man the recorders or video events! To create an archive of material and activities from as many points of view as possible. 10 Burton...