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-Put out your pig,put out your cat
An exercise in bricoleurbanism: Cobbling together ideas, materials, observations and stories from the city of Nakhon Pathom.
As artists in residence we are taking residence on the street - swapping our art for stories from the people, bypassing the tyranny of the cock-eyed exchange rate: trading story for story.
The bicycles were constructed as a mobile site for exchange. Over the course of a month we cycled around Nakhon Pathom, sketching what we found beautiful or interesting. At night we set up the bicycles at the market by Pra Prathom Chedi. There we invited the townspeople to have one of our sketches inexchange for a story or a drawing of their own.
Along the way we have strayed from our place as comfortable observers. On our PVC enhanced überbicycles we find ourselves amongst the elephants and the blind musicians as part of the show.
As artists in residence we are taking residence on the street - swapping our art for stories from the people, bypassing the tyranny of the cock-eyed exchange rate: trading story for story.
The bicycles were constructed as a mobile site for exchange. Over the course of a month we cycled around Nakhon Pathom, sketching what we found beautiful or interesting. At night we set up the bicycles at the market by Pra Prathom Chedi. There we invited the townspeople to have one of our sketches inexchange for a story or a drawing of their own.
Along the way we have strayed from our place as comfortable observers. On our PVC enhanced überbicycles we find ourselves amongst the elephants and the blind musicians as part of the show.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thank you for the generous support from the Ian Potter Cultural Trust and the Faculty of Architecture at Silpakorn University for enabling this residency.
Special thanks to Maria Roberts, A' Apiradee, A' Thana, A' Kwanchai, A' So, A' Pattanapakorn, P' Ae, P' Mitara, P' Duang, Khun Yao, Khun Pinocchio, P' Wan, Ploy, Khee and Deakin the Grey Face.
Special thanks to Maria Roberts, A' Apiradee, A' Thana, A' Kwanchai, A' So, A' Pattanapakorn, P' Ae, P' Mitara, P' Duang, Khun Yao, Khun Pinocchio, P' Wan, Ploy, Khee and Deakin the Grey Face.
1 comment:
hey kids - looks excellent. two bikes are always better than one. H - just read your Part 1. The CASE team has a great methodolgy. So many ideas i have half-thought about, articulated and put into practice. good stuff.
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