Open to postgraduate practice-based researchers and early stage researchers
Another Land is an exhibition and events programme exploring experimental visualisations of place in art and design practice, jointly hosted by Kingston Museum and the Stanley Picker Gallery, taking place in Spring 2019.
Submissions are sought from postgraduate practice-based researchers and early stage researchers at Kingston University, the Royal College of Art and University of the Arts London. Artists, designers and practitioners across disciplines are encouraged to apply. Work might address (but not be limited to) contested sites, fictive and real spaces, narratives, identity, power & representation, new &
established technologies, and social and public engagement.
Work that connects to place-based disciplines including (but not limited to) anthropology, archaeology, geography, landscape architecture and museum studies is also welcomed. Another Land aims to generate discussion and compare methods, knowledge and communication in the visualisation of place. The exhibition and associated events seek to trace and show both process and outcome, so please describe how a methodology or process informs the work in your submission.
We are particularly interested to hear from practitioners who would like to contribute an event (workshop, talk, performance) to Kingston Museum and/or the Stanley Picker Gallery. Consideration will also be given to projects that have potential to align
with themes and concerns of the collections held at Kingston Museum:
https://www.kingston.gov.uk/info/200246/museum_collections_and_exhibitions
Submissions:
Please provide a description of the project (150 words max) along with 3 images
and/or moving image (max 1 min). If submitting moving image, please upload to
Vimeo (or other host) and include a web link in your submission.
Email submissions to anotherland2019@gmail.com
Deadline: Monday 21st May, 12pm midnight.
Exhibition and events period April – June 2019
This project is a collaboration between the London Doctoral Design Centre (LDoC), Kingston School of Art, the Stanley Picker Gallery and Kingston Museum.
We aim to inform applicants of our decision by early June.