On May 19th Dr. David Griffin will be presenting his work on music notations as drawing systems for performance at the Drawing Research Network (UK) 2021 conference. This will be the fourth in a series of events organized by the DRG at Loughborough University investigating notions of temporal drawing.
Date/Time:
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
06:00 – 07:30 EDT
FREE Event
To register please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/drn-temporal-drawing-diagrams-tickets-139616862795?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
This event invites Dr. Joe Graham and Dr. David Griffin to present papers on the role of diagrams and notation in an exploration of temporalities of drawing. This event will be chaired by James Bowen, a practice-led PhD student at Loughborough University who is investigating the research question ‘How can voice be explored as a tool for drawing?’ with particular emphasis on the role of surface, trace, and technology in the production of voice.
Dr. Joe Graham is currently Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design at Kadir Has University, Istanbul and completed his practice-led PhD in Drawing Research at Loughborough University. Dr. Graham will be presenting his paper investigating the research question ‘How can a series of diagrammatic drawings be used to explore the ontological understanding of drawing?’. Through the use of what he names the ‘Drawing Fourfold’, a diagram that depicts four interrelating elements of drawing, Graham will explore an understanding of drawing that is both simultaneous and progressive.
Dr. David Griffin is currently Assistant Professor at OCAD University in Toronto and holds a PhD from the Glasgow School of Art. Dr. Griffin will be presenting his paper on how the seemingly simple Euclidean geometry of a music notation gives rise to the complexity of performance. Through an analysis of different drawing systems against a background of musical composition and production, time will be discussed as not just the commons in which we all circulate but as in a music notation, time is a character in the scheme.
The event will take place via Microsoft Teams, attendees will be sent a link nearer to the time of the event.
Above image: David Griffin 'Beethoven opus 101'