Sunday 20 May 2012

Sunday 20th May 2012 The Commission Pitch

Today I've improved the presentation with some subtle changes and a slight re-order of the slides. This means the running order is now;



1, Title


2, Intro MW (?)


3, Theme JB


4, Exhibition Text JB (as main Theme writer) RS (typography) SS (as poster designer)


5, Location MW


6, Model AW


7, Floor Plan AW


8, Exhibition Choices SS BH


9, Images DZ (+ all)


10, Advertising/Audience SS


11, Budget AW


12, Self evaluation/any questions





Presentation Group E Commission updated

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Also I have created a H&S Risk Assesment for the projectTeam E Commission Risk Assessment

Fort Amhurst

My Artist statement to accompany my work;


The Silent Witnesses of War
An Exhibition by Martin Wilby

A series of images showing abandoned WWII bunkers in the countryside. These structures slowly merge into the environment, yet they still remain as a reminder of the waste and loss created by War. They are also a national cultural and historical part of our heritage that is decaying and overlooked.
A field trip to the Grain area lead me to recall my childhood experiences of WWII bunkers in the area, and I soon decided upon them as the subject matter for my project.
The starting point for this project was a close examination of the brief, and the key words “produced in the local Medway area” I initially started to physically search the local area and the internet simultaneously for background information, not wanting to firm up an idea until I understood the area more. This led to some research on local military waste as an area of interest, we were then paired up randomly with a fellow student and I got Edvardas Poska who was tasked by me to look at “military detritus and abandoned forts and facilities”. As my research partner Edwardius research was outstanding and pointed me in the direction of the work of Paul Virilio, English photography Jonathan Andrew and Erasmus Schroter. I was also advised to look at Jane and Louise Wilsons ‘Sealender’, and Tacita Deans ‘Sound Mirrors’.

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