| Set up in 1999, The Independent
Art School has involved many people as it has developed. It began
as The New Hull School of Art, a two week school set up at the RED
gallery in Hull as a statement against the imposition of modularity
onto the fine art course at Hull School of Art & Design.
The Independent Art School Conference followed
in October 2000, running alongside Hull Time Based Arts ROOT festival.
Where the work-in school at the RED gallery had been a statement
against University policies and the lack of decision-making power
held by both students and staff, the Conference began to question
wider issues surrounding art education and what it should or could
be.
Models
of Practice
followed in february 2001 at Dilston Grove, a Cafe Gallery venue in
London. This time the emphasis moved onto dialogue about peoples own
art practice. It had become evident at the Conference that such events
could be seen as 'temporary schools' in themselves. The IAS moved
away from simply questioning educational structures to creating its
own educational environments.
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| The INDEPENDENT ART SCHOOL
An evolving project based on a questioning
and D-I-Y ethos, manifesting itself through non-institutional environments
which can be described as "temporary schools". Students,
artists and lecturers who participate in these events take on, at
once, all and none of these roles. You are welcome to use this web
site as a source for information or to become more involved within
the Independent Art School.
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IAS Publications & Articles
Pat Phippard - Paper in Outside
Edge Online Magazine. 2002.
Pippa Koszerek - Conference report in the Journal of Visual Art
Practice, Vol 1, No 2. 2001
Philip Barnes - Article in AN Magazine, Dec
2000
The Independent Art School Conference Papers;
The New Hull School of Art Zine (available
on request)
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| Barnes, Philip |
Urban
Tourism |
| Barnes, Philip |
Revised
Presentation (Models of Practice 2001) |
| Barnes, Philip |
Prelude
for a Proposal for Something Else (Independent Art School Conference
2000) |
| Barnes, Philip |
(a
response to) The New Hull School of Art (Red Gallery event, November
1999) |
| Batten, Trevor |
Some
personal remarks regarding Independence/Autonomy (Independent
Art School Conference 2000) |
| Bradshaw, Stuart |
Art,
Cultural Product and Education |
Büchler, Pavel
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Built-in
Obsolescence (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
Collier, Nick
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Scratch-built
Synthesizer (independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Eisenmann, Markus |
Ten
points for the Independent Art School (Independent Art School
Conference 2000) |
| Gawthrop, Rob |
For
(Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Gordon, James |
One
Dimensional White Van Man (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Jensen, Espen |
Independent?
Art? School? (I'd rather run a mile) |
| Jones, Sarah & Price, Charlotte |
Transcription
from talk & discussion (Independent Art School Conference
2000) |
| Keane, Tina |
Electronic
Shadows - Digital Landscapes of the Mind (Independent Art School
Conference 2000) |
| Koszerek, Pippa |
Resident
Degree Show Critic |
| Lemke, Helmut |
Summary
of my talk in Oct/00 (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Mayhew, Michael |
100
Lines (Independent Art School conference 2000) |
Miller, Roland
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Wond'rous
Life (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Outagawa, Korin |
Their
Horrified Fingers: A Parable (Independent Art School Conference
2000) |
| Paish, Karin |
Alchemic
Mission Statement & Transcription of talk (Independent Art
School 2000) |
| Reader, Paul |
Art
school graduates experiences; their usefulness in the planning of
a new independent art school |
| Reekie, Duncan |
Don't
go to Thebes (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Ronnevik, Kristen |
A
Semester at HBK Braunschwieg |
| Ross, Monica |
Old
and New Realities (Independent Art School Conference 2000) |
| Szczelkun,
Stefan |
Cultural
Groups & Collectives |
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Independent Art School projects are currently run by Pippa Koszerek.
She is joined by several Independent Art School Lecturers who develop
their own artworks under the IAS banner or lead seminars & projects.
Michael Branthwaite organises events in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne.
Past Co-organisers of the Independent Art
School and The New Hull School of Art include Laila Evensen and
Espen Jensen.
Invaluable support has been given by Philip Barnes, Esther Ainsworth,
Rob Cary, Em Druiff (Emco), Martyn Edwards, Fine Art staff at Hull
School of Art, James Gordon, Roland Miller, Paul Peterson and Emily
Wilczek.
Great support has been given by the following
organisations: Hull Time Based Arts, RED gallery.
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