Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering
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Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering. / John, Rebecca.
Sirene – Goldrausch 2020. ed. / Kira Dell; Hannah Kruse. Berlin : Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V., 2020.Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Other › Transfer
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T1 - Relating to water, spaces, and other agents. On the journey behind Juliane Tübke’s project Weathering
AU - John, Rebecca
PY - 2020/11/1
Y1 - 2020/11/1
N2 - In her previous works fac simile (2017/18), tentare (2018), and nota (2019), Juliane Tübke explored the technique of epigraphy—the study of written remains, for example antique engravings in marble—when working with imprints of stones . Moving from the materiality of stone to water, Juliane Tübke's new project, Weathering, seems to ask: how can water take the role of an active co-creator of textual and visual works instead of being a passive referent in a representation process? The multipart project, which combines installations, a poem, and a watercolor series, gives us the sense that the artist does not think of representation from its end product; on the contrary, when she uses the agency of water as inspiration and driving force, the project can be understood as a reflection on questions of representation from within.
AB - In her previous works fac simile (2017/18), tentare (2018), and nota (2019), Juliane Tübke explored the technique of epigraphy—the study of written remains, for example antique engravings in marble—when working with imprints of stones . Moving from the materiality of stone to water, Juliane Tübke's new project, Weathering, seems to ask: how can water take the role of an active co-creator of textual and visual works instead of being a passive referent in a representation process? The multipart project, which combines installations, a poem, and a watercolor series, gives us the sense that the artist does not think of representation from its end product; on the contrary, when she uses the agency of water as inspiration and driving force, the project can be understood as a reflection on questions of representation from within.
KW - Science of art
UR - https://goldrausch.org/de/aktuelle-ausstellung/
UR - http://d-nb.info/1222856166
M3 - Other
SN - 978-3-941318-77-9
BT - Sirene – Goldrausch 2020
A2 - Dell, Kira
A2 - Kruse, Hannah
PB - Goldrausch Frauennetzwerk Berlin e.V.
CY - Berlin
ER -