ONE AND ALL JANAY BOYER SERIES

This topic is significant for me as a curator and new organisational director because it is the very issue I want to address in this work. Jeremy and I had a stimulating discussion about the role of the audience in art presentation and how often it is disregarded and dismissed. I use that term because he referred to himself as ‘the audience’, I’ve always felt slightly uncomfortable with that phrase because it is very grand and seems it should be followed by an acknowledgement of the orchestra in the pit. I’ve been granted my wish, not from an art critic, but from a member of ‘the audience’, Jeremy. After all this work, I want to discuss it.” My response pleased Ben, which pleased me. I agreed and replied, “it’s not about the attention though, I kind of hope someone says ‘this is crap’ so I can respond and engage the debate. more Ben commented on how difficult it was to get reviews and as curator it’s really good to have that after doing all that work. It is a broad concept, and the essays range from the straightforward to the highly stylized.This is the book's strength: The interviews are.interesting and the art itself is excellent and well-photographed for reproduction here.Boyer admits that this sort of examination of self is 'a vast topic and one which many others have tackled.' Although that's surely true, she manages to add something intriguing to the conversation.' - BlueInk Reviewīen commented on how difficult it was to get reviews and as curator it’s really good to have that. 108 Likes, 10 Comments - Janay Boyer (janayboyer) on Instagram: All the Boyers were together from 3 different states so we captured it on film.

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It is an art book, as well as a collection of essays, interviews, and artists' statements, edited (or 'curated') by Jane Boyer.The book makes its greatest demands on readers early on, as short essays by a series of artists, lecturers, and other commentators offer their perspectives on the central theme: self in relation to context.

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With essays by Paul O’Kane, Gen Doy (author of 'Picturing the Self'), Becky Huff Hunter, Carol Mavor (her recent release, 'Blue Mythologies'), David Houston Jones (author of 'Samuel Beckett and Testimony'), Catherine Horan, Aiden Gregg ( co-author of 'Experiments with people: revelations from social psychology') and Jane Boyer. Now This ‘Me’ of Mine is presented in book form – an exhibition on the page, of the page an exhibition for the interior self and all of the unique private mental images which will happen as one reads these curated pages.Īrtist Interviews with Anthony Boswell, Jane Boyer, Sandra Crisp, Annabel Dover, Hayley Harrison, Aly Helyer, Sarah Hervey, Cathy Lomax, David Minton, Kate Murdoch, Darren Nixon, Edd Pearman, Shireen Qureshi, David Riley, and Melanie Titmuss. more This ‘Me’ of Mine is much more than an art exhibition it is an example of ‘distributed practice’ creative networking which goes beyond the limits of the artist’s studio. We meet at 7:30 in a meeting room of Town Hall.This ‘Me’ of Mine is much more than an art exhibition it is an example of ‘distributed practice’. Join us at our next monthly meeting (the fourth Thursday of every month) to learn more about us and see what happens when we all work together to identify and solve problems facing Washington. We even relish its occasional tempest in a teapot! And, yes, like you, we prize our town's beauty: its streams and lakes, hills and valleys, woods and open meadows.ĭo let us know if you are interested in joining the Washington Democratic Town Committee. We value its participatory democracy, its town meetings, its passionate debates. We run the gamut of Washingtonians: from weekender to ninth-generation resident senior citizen to single mom worker to retiree parent concerned about quality education to senior worried about rising property taxes.īut one thing unites us all: We love this town. We bump into you at the post office ask the same how-to questions you do at Washington Supply and worry the same as you do about whether our roofs will leak when the snow piles up. WDTC members are your friends and neighbors.

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