Welcome to our digital studio! All the Cunning Stunts started this blog as a working space for Woahmancester (A Road Movie of Intrepid Dimensions), a public image work visible along Manchester Street in Ĺtautahi/Christchurch, Aotearoa/New Zealand (24 March - 23 April 2016). You will also find parallel projects weaving in and out of the conversations documented here. Comments are open and faq's welcome, but sexist, racist, homo- and transphobic trolls can go jump in the lake.
Looks great to me. Can I suggest a slight rewrite of the text to;
If + Trust 2012/16
All the Cunning Stunts welcome you with the third iteration of their performance work If + Trust. The performance will take place at various times for the duration of Intersections.
All the Cunning Stunts is a collaboration between New Zealand-born artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater. They have been making images, texts and performances together since 2010.
PS. I am going to add the handshake image to this post so we can get an idea of what they are all doing together. And RO, thanks for your great post on the text options -- the short texts are super great. I am thinking, though, that it would be cool to use the text space for a more straightforward and practical info space. This would give the image, plastic bag and performance a clear space to intermingle and make some meanings.
Looks great to me. Can I suggest a slight rewrite of the text to;
ReplyDeleteIf + Trust
2012/16
All the Cunning Stunts welcome you with the third iteration of their performance work If + Trust. The performance will take place at various times for the duration of Intersections.
All the Cunning Stunts is a collaboration between New Zealand-born artists Liz Allan, Clare Noonan, Rachel O’Neill and Marnie Slater. They have been making images, texts and performances together since 2010.
PS. I am going to add the handshake image to this post so we can get an idea of what they are all doing together. And RO, thanks for your great post on the text options -- the short texts are super great. I am thinking, though, that it would be cool to use the text space for a more straightforward and practical info space. This would give the image, plastic bag and performance a clear space to intermingle and make some meanings.
ReplyDeleteLooks great to me too. Really liking the supermarket bag and the deep purple.
ReplyDeleteSlight tweak - can we say: Aotearoa/New Zealand-born artists?
Marnie to do:
ReplyDelete- Email Vincent with confirmed page and text.
- Email James and David re: plastic bags.
General Stunt to dos:
- Find and purchase glitter (4 kilos?).
- Get latest ad from Vincent for the FB (RO).
- Accommodation details from Vincent.