The Wall Plymouth College of Art staged a competition for projects in "Tate Exchange", under which the College was given a space in Tate Modern to create a factory-type setting for 3 days starting 31st January 2018. The idea was to have 20 "work stations" in which participants would engage in production-related exercises. The College wanted promote its ideas of "non-linear" teaching and wanted to draw attention to the creative process often involved un-making as well as making. The project had to be specific to Tate Modern. I proposed getting participants to stack 70 cubes, first in linear manner, as a wall which revealed one of four composite images of Tate Modern past and present. The participants would then be invited to tear down the wall and use the cubes to create their own artwork, in a non linear manner. I didn't get selected for part of the project in the Tate Modern but I did get selected for the Plymouth end of the project, which in my case was to be staged in a warehouse near the College. Here's a link to a compilation of mainly time-lapse videos of participants playing with my cubes: https://vimeo.com/253684191
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