Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Farmers Market
I am interested in how Britomart becomes a controlled public environment through the events that take place there.
Please join my blog and post any images, videos and comments you have on an event, function or experience you have had with Britomart. You could either be a user of the space, a worker, tourist, someone who was part of the organisation of an event or involved in the design of this space. I want to hear your thoughts on Britomart.
Please join my blog and post any images, videos and comments you have on an event, function or experience you have had with Britomart. You could either be a user of the space, a worker, tourist, someone who was part of the organisation of an event or involved in the design of this space. I want to hear your thoughts on Britomart.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Anthony McCall
Representing time as space. McCall plotted durations–ranging from five seconds to twelve years–by means of a simple horizontal line. Black dots denoted the relative density of the attending audience. At five seconds and one, five, and even thirty minutes, the group forms a definable circle with all individuals apparently focused on the event. Brandan Joseph. http://reproach.wordpress.com
The form of attention is a function of the form of attending
The form of attending is a function of the duration
social experiment
At 1pm I went and stood next to my box of apples, offering one to each passer by. Again, only a few were taken. I was ignored and sniggered at, the opposite to last night. In response to other events that take place on this site, such as the Farmers Market, it is hard not question that someone will buy an apple at the farmers market on a Saturday morning, but will not take one for free?
what happend- event two
Today I went back to my site at 12pm to give out even more (115) NZ royal gala apples. I decided to leave the box of apples on its own, to see how the public would react. Only 6 apples were taken in one hour.
what happend- event one
I gave away 72 NZ royal Gala apples for free on Tuesday at 7.30pm. All the apples were taken within one hour twenty five minutes. This was a steady and relaxing process where the public was happy to participate in my event. You can watch my video for details on how I performed this.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Street Performance Licence
Britomart is NOT in the Auckland City Council street performance locations. Therefore you must seek special permission from www.britomart.org
Britomart and the Auckland City Council both seem to like the idea of creatives in the city...
"Street performance makes an important contribution to the cultural life and vitality of our city." Auckland City Council
"BRITOMART IS A PLACE THAT HAS SOUL, WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE BOLD AND THE CULTURE IS COOL." Britomart.org
Monday, March 15, 2010
The 'event' will aim to explore ides around
* what 'types' of people will except something for free in a open space
* how program can influence peoples movements without architecture
* if program can bring people to a site or make them aware of the space they are in
* if there is a difference between daytime and night time inhabitants (spatially)
* what 'types' of people will except something for free in a open space
* how program can influence peoples movements without architecture
* if program can bring people to a site or make them aware of the space they are in
* if there is a difference between daytime and night time inhabitants (spatially)
Friday, March 12, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wind Drawing
Monday, March 8, 2010
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Images Required
I am interested in how Britomart becomes a controlled public environment through the events that take place there; how program starts to control atmosphere in a space but never will completely.
Please post any images, videos and comments you have on an event, function or experience you have had with Britomart. You could either be a user of the space, a worker, tourist, someone who was part of the organisation of an event or involved in the design of this space.
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