The Shifting Boundaries of Art, Design and Multimedia

The Shifting Boundaries of Art, Design and Multimedia

1. Royal Academy of Art

   • Founded 1768
     • Train Artists in order to proffesionalise the Practice of the Arts
     • Public Appreciation of art

2. Royal College of Art

   • Founded 1837

3. Manchester School of Art

   • Founded 1838
     • Started with Single Art Course
       • 2013
         • Architecture
         • Fashion
         • Film Making
         • Fine Art
         • Graphic Design
         • Interior Design
         • Landscape Achitecture
         • Photography
         • Textile in Practice
         • Three Dimensional Design
         • Illustration with Animation

4. Bolton School of Art

   • Founded 1857

5. The Bauhaus

   • From 1919-1933
     • Educational System to take education into the future
       • Introduced Workshop into education
         • Idea to cross Boundaries of Art
           • Artists include
             • Paul Klee
             • Josef Albers
           • The Bauhaus known as Modernist Principle

6. Change of Discipline

   • Boundary
   • Boarder
   • Edge
   • A Shift

7. Tools

   • Traditional Tools that don't change through time
     • Paint Brushes, Modelling tools
   • New Tools
     • Photography
       • Artist such as Sebastian Selgado would only use large format film camera
         • Changed from Film to Digital in 2009
           • Announced to public in 2011 that had been using Digital only since 2009
     • Digitisation
       • Digital Arts such as game design
       • Digital Film Makers i.e. Blue Sky Studio create Ice Age and demonstrate how new forms of art can be used

8. Landscape

   • 18th Century painters created painting that represented the subject as they had found it
     • 19th Century in turn attempted to add experience to their paintings i.e. J.W. Turner
       • This in turn led to influence more modern artists, i.e. Mark Rothco, Jackson Pollock
   • Fox Talbot introduced the term "drawing with light" (Photography)
     • 1850/60 Pictorialism is a Photographic discipline where Photographers composed a scene that would be like that of the 18th/19th Century painters
   • Interior Landscapes
     • Gender of the landscape. i.w. furnishing, colour theme
       • Mascaline
       • Feminine
     • Public Area such as living rooms
     • Private Area such as bedrooms
   • Commercial Landscapes